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4-H CLUB NEWS Last year the Hardy Workers of Scioto Twp. had 14 members in their club. They were Joan Belt, Betty Holbrook, Margaret Davis, Jackie Rush, Louisa Bretzius, Barbara Prindle, Helen Haughn, Sally Stout, Mari Jane Bretz1us,Caro1 Thomas, Carmen Ballard, eona Gowang Merle Usborne, and Joyce Maynard. The advisors were Mrs. W. F. Rush and Mrs. H. F. Belt. The club girls had projects in-Qlotgigxg and salads, sandwiches, and summer drinks. 4 At every meeting refreshments were served. One day the girls were given a physical examination in the morning, prepared- and served a luncheon honoring their mothers, and held their meeting in the afternoon. There were only a few in the club who did not attend 4-H camp at Ross-Hocking last sum- merug '- After camp the girls gave a sale dinner at the Circleville stockyards. The mone the earned from the sale was donated to the coungr tuberculosis society, the church, the home ec department, and the library. Both a food and clothing booth represented the club at the Pickaway County Junior Fair. They were awarded first prize on the cloth ing qbooth. - President. ..... Joan Belt V. President,Sally Stout Secretary .... Jackie Rush Treasurer.Carmen Ballard News Reporter, ....... ... Helen Haughn ' Recreational Leader..... Betty Holbrook
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4+H CLUB NEWS The Upland Comini boys 4-H club Gf Scioto Twp. consisted of 15 rnembers,4 of whichwerc Sirls. The leader was Ralph' I-Iaughn, who was so. responsible for the success of the Clube ' Throughout the summer, meetings were held every two weeks. Several talks were given by the members on: feedln g, and caring for the livestock. Some o the members went to 4f-H cam? at Ross-Hocking. - he climax of the year was at the Jun1or.F'a1r at Gircleville. The fair IHOVPG to its new grounds northeast of Circleville. The club brought home several ribbons from various classes. Next year the club hopes to- be big- ger and better than ever. - A President. . . . , ..,oB1ll Hugh '-V. President. . . .Dick Hinton - Secretary, . . . . . .Nancy Green Treasurer. . . . . . .Jackie Rush News Reporte,r..Mary Rodgers ' Recreational Leader Fred Dountz P
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