This column will be devoted to
all 4-H Club news submitted by
reporters of the several clubs. The
accounts below are reports of
last week’s organizational meet
ings.
Mixing Bowl 4-H Club
Eight girls make up the mem
bership of the Mixing Bowl 4-H
Club, which held its organization
al meeting in the Extension Of
fice on May 9. Club leaders are
Mrs. Henning Blunck and Mrs.
Cullison.
The officers elected were:
Judy Hurley, president; Dar
lene Grager, vice-president; Lee
Ann Hoffman, secretary; Kit
Johnson, treasurer; Joanne Nie
mann, reporter; Waldine Lund
berg, song leader; Leona Lucas,
recreation chairman.
The club will meet on the first
and third Thursdays of each
month, at two o’clock, at the
home of Mrs. Blunck.
Program committee for the club
is Carla Driggers, Leona Lucas
and Waldine Lundberg. They are
to come early to the next club
meeting, which will be held at
two o’clock. All club members
are to bring books, pencil and
paper to this meeting.
No Name Club
The club met for the first time
at the Extension Office on May
9. Officers elected at this meet
ing were:
Verna Adams, president; Shar
on McCartney, vice - president;
Mary Louise Moore, secretary;
Karen McCartney, treasurer;
Dixie Wooten, song leader; Sally
Hermon, reporter.
Other club members, in addi
tion to the officers, include;
Gretchen Esslinger, Karen Ann
Aklestad, Donna Horton, Gail
Wooten and Sondra Driggers.
Mrs. Eloise Swoboda is the club
leader. The next meeting will be
held at the home of Mary Louise
Moore, on May 24.
Jolly 4-H Chib
These officers were elected at
the organizational meeting of the
club:
Arleta Goodrich, president;
Patsy Zaborac, vice - president;
Eleanor Falk, secretary; Ruth
Nelson, reporter; Donna Peterson,
treasurer; Joyce Sexton, song
leader.
Leader of the Jolly 4-H Club is
Mary King. The club will meet
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at two o’clock on alternate Tues
days.
Unnamed Club
The meeting of the 4-H’ers was
called to order by acting presi
dent Mrs. Howard Estelle, club
leader.
In the election for officers, re
sults were as follows:
Larry Bentti, president; Don
Boulter, vice - president; Sally
Reed, secretary- t reasurer; Wil
liam Wimmer, reporter; Gay Ver
rall, song leader.
Other members of the club are:
Bert Verrall, Larry Trowbridge,
William Bentti, Thurman Seward,
Adelard Beylund, Dorothy Lentz,
Sharcn Reiter, Howard Esslinger,
Robert Estelle and Nancy Shel
ton.
All members of the club are
taking Baking I, and most of
them are,taking gardening, too.
Club members will be held the
first and third Fridays of each
month, at 1:30 p.m.
VISIT IN PORTLAND
Mrs. Charles Wilson and her
daughter left last week for a six
week’s visit in Portland, Ore.
They were planning a leisurely
vacation and visit in their former
home city, with “a couple of wed
dings and a nephew’s graduation
from Oregon State College” fig
uring prominently in those plans
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Virginia Ellis ^
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