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4-H ACHIEVEMENT DAY
CELEBRATED IN WAS ILL A,
For the first tine in the history of 4-H
Club work in the Valley, the 4-H Achieve
ment Day festivities were celebrated in
VJasilla. Mr3. Hubert • Saeger, President of
the Nasilla Homemaker s’ Club, presided at
the event.
The program followed through as scheduled
except for the reoort from Lynn Sandvik
on his trip*to Portland. Lynn was with
the Basket Ball team in Seward and was
unable to attend,
ITril'Ql-dSayd awarded the‘4-H Achievement
pins to 35 boys and girls. Leaders who
received pins for their contribution 'to
4-H Club work were: ‘Mrs. FLorence Mau,Mrs,
Lou Sandvik, Mrs,"Agnes Sandvik,'Mrs,
Harold Dinkel, Ir.‘ "Harold Dinkel,Assistant,
Lynn Sandvik and Pev."George Savchenko.
Director Lor in T.Oldroyd explained the
4-H National Awards program' to'those pre
sent. Mr. Old-royd stated that those from
the Valley who won trips to Chicago this
year will leave here about the 24th of
this month. They will fly to Seattle
where‘they will join others from the west
coast, The^will travel east via the Mil
waukee Bailroad. Flo Alice Dinkel And Lynn
Sandvik were winners from the Valley.
The Candlelighting .Ceremony was carried
out by the Busy Bee.Knrc&jrs following
wi^ich the audience repeated the 4-H pledge.
This concluded the rrogran.'
Following the program'the ’.7a sill a Home
makers’ Club served light refreshments of
Dainty cup cake3, cookies and punch. 'The
cakes and cookies were very appropriately
decorated with the 4-H colors of green and
white. The 3-N’s ( '"asilla "illing. Vorkers)
girl’s Club served.
ENGLAND IN SAD SHAPE
SAYS MRS. DUN KLEE
Mrs, Fannie Terner reports that her Mother
returned from her trip to England this
fall and. is now in the States for the
winter. According to Mrs. Tremer her
mother found' England in pretty bad shape.
The old custom of afternoon tea is gone
for the time being. Food is a very sharee
item and it- is u.sed conservatively. As
for clo'th.ingj they do not '.refer stockings.
They go bare legged or paint their leg?
to resemble stockings. Then Mrs. Dunkiee
returned from there, she immediately
went through all old. clothes and stock
ings that she had and sent them on • to
England.
Mrs. George Plumley returned from the
States by plane on Saturday of last week.
Mrs. Plumley went out this fall for med
ical treatment.
Te urge all of you-HJY CHRISTMAS SEALS.