4 ■ H NEWS
And who will be the best bread
baker this year? Remember
Joyce Dinkel, Dorothy Hoffman
and Neola Sandvik were winners
the contest last year which is
sponsored by Standard Brands,
Inc.
Your 4-H leader has all the de
tails, but here are a few answers
to questions. Any 4-H’er who is
14 years of age or over and has
been in club work three years,
including the present, may enter.
You enroll with your leader or
at the Extension office. As an
individual contestant or as a
team, you practice making bread
or rolls under the direction of
ycur leader. You will want to
give several demonstrations at
your club meetings, then during
our annual Matanuska Fair ther,
will be a final contest.
You will want to keep a record
of yo’T bread baking experi
ences. At the final contest, this
record will be judged along with
your demonstration.
Boys are as eligible for the con
test as girls. Do sign up with
your leader now or stop in at the
Extension office.
Butte Boys
President Dean Parks called j
the meeting to order at the home'
of Mrs. I. M. Sandvik’s on July
13. Bobby Plumbly was our guest.
We gave the pledge. Minutes
were read and approved. We dis
cussed going salmon fishing but
nothing was decided. Treasurer
Mike Gallagher collected dues.
Eldon Sandvik forgot to bring re
freshments again. He volunteer
ed to bring them next week.
Mark Sandvik gave a demonstra
tion on weeding. Russel Wilken
son volunteered to give demon
strations next week. The meet
ing was adjourned and we all
went swimming.
Jerry Galligher, reporter
Vegetable Growers
The last meeting of the 4-H
Vegetable Growers was held at
Mrs. Trowbridges on July 10.
In the absence of President
Don Boulter, Vice-president
Larry Trowbridge called the
meeting to order. We discussed
our fair booth. We then had re
freshments and were dismissed.
Our next meeting will be held
July 24 at which time we will
have demonstrations.
Bill Wimmer, reporter
Mixing Bowl
The 4-H Mixing Bowl club
went on a swimming party at
Falk’s Lake. We took our own
sack lunches and ate them at
Mrs. Callison’s home before we
went swimming.
Our next meeting will be held
at Mrs. Callison’s on July 19.
Jean Onkka and Tomye Sue
Roush will give demonstrations
in sewing.
JEAN ONKKA, reporter
Thimblettes
The meeting of the Thimblettes
4-H club was held on July 2.
Following the business meeting
we went swimming and returned
at 5 p.m.
On July 9 we didn’t have a
business meeting but obtained a
sewing machine. There will not
be a meeting next week on the
16th but our next meeting will be
held on the 23rd of July.
Council News
Members of the 4-H Council
will meet tonight, July 16 in the
Extension Craft room at 8 p.m.
Camp and fair plans will be dis
cussed. It is hoped that all lead
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Bureau Beavers
Our July 13 meeting was held
at the home of Judy Inman. There
was no demonstration in baking
but everybody in baking had to
bring two samples to grade.
The girls in sewing started
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After our business meeting, dis
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Romney Burke, reporter
Wasilla Clover
The meeting of the 4-H Wasilla
Clover club was called to order
by Annetta Sawby, president,
vlinutes were approved as read
We discussed our bake sale for
July 11. Erling Nelson gave a
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picnic. Clara Ayers, reporter
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