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Club Notes
The fifth regular meeting of the
North Star 4-H Club was held on
June 27 at the home of Vice-pres
ident, Betty Broostrom. What with
acting as hostess, taking charge
of the meeting (the president was
absent), and being on several
committees besides, Miss Betty
w; s certainly surrounded by dut
ies, The meeting went over very
nicely. #Ve discussed our coming
trip to Fairbanks and have decid
ed a way to raise money for those
who do not have enough to go.
After the business meeting, with
the help oi Jane11 Miller, Betty
gave an interesting demonstrat
ion on '‘How to Make a Collar."
Then, as the rest of us clamored
to be 'amused, she and Lucille
Monaghan led in the entertuin
ihent. In this the club wes intro
duced, among other things, to
some high class literature, read
by a victim of the fun. (But oh,
such wry facesi) The meeting was
adjourned and the hostess' mother
treated us to cake and Rool-aid—
two kinds of each. The meeting
was adjourned,
Ruthie Cornelius
(Club Reporter)
A mooting of the Denali 4-H Bak
ing Club was held at Marshall’s
homo. This was the fifth meet
ing of our club. The trip to Fair
banks was discussed. Doris Lake
was voted into the club, making
a total enrollment of 16, A first
year demonstration given by Peg
gy Foster and Eileen Vcnnc was on
the making of Baking Powder Bis
cuits. Evelyn ffeiff gave the
fourth year demonstration on "Th
ings to Remember vh-n Cooking".
Tho first-year judging was on
cup cakes. Tho second year judg
ing was gingerbread.
Refreshments were served by the
demonstrators.
Mary Marshall
(Club Reporter)
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