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4-H Club
Activities
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NORTHERN LIGHTS
The Northern Lights 4-H club
met at the John Ediger home Mon
day evening, Nov. 8.
The following officers were
elected for the coming year: John
Ediger. boy’s leader; Mrs. John
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Ediger, girls’ leader; Mrs. Bobby
Peterson, assistant girl’s leader;
Darlene Brown, president; Ronald
Wall, vice president; Patty Wall,
secretary-treasurer; Harry Rauch,
reporter; Gary Ediger, recreation;
Darlene and Carolyn Brown, pro
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Darlene Brown, pianist.
Ila Rauch led,' the singing and
the hostess served pie a la mode.
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Wolf Point, Montana
Reporter.
FRIENDLY FARMERS
The Friendly Farmers held their
last meeting at Wood school Nov.
12 at 7:30. The meeting was called
to order by Carl Karge.
We discussed painting our com
munity signs and practiced our
skit for Awards Day.
j Kenny Karge resigned as secre
tary and Norrndh Stai was elected
to replace him. The club talked
about electing new leaders.
Our club won quite a number of
awards at Achievement Day in
Culbertson last Saturday. The
club put on a skit demonstrating
beef judging. The Lions Club of
Culbertson furnished the coffee,
cocoa and ice cream. We all enjoy
ed the day.
The next meeting will be held
Nov. 12 at 1 p.m. at the Norman
Hauge home in Wolf Point. —Wil-
Hard Stai. substitute reporter.
BUSY BEES
The Busy Bees met at Wood
School Nov. 12 at 7:30. The meet
ing was called to order by presi
dent, Jerry Hauge. The club prac
ticed modeling for a fashion show
planned Saturday, Nov. 13. The
next meeting will be held Saturday,
Nov. 20 at the Norman Hauge
home at 2 p.*m., for old and new
club officers.
Saturday. Nov. 13, the Busy Bees
went to Culbertson for Achieve
ment day. The club put on a
fashion show on the clothes of oth
er countries which was called the
"Melting Pot." Participating were
Judy Hauge, Ukrainian; Kathy
Hauge, Hawaiian; Patricia Mann,
German; Freda May Sethre, Nor
wegian; Karen Sethre, Puritan;
Joyce Nelson, Arabian; Karen Nel
son, Dutch; Janice Stai, Statue of
Liberty; Marlene Stai, French, and
Norma Stai, Japanese. Linda Brook
man was dressed as a Mexican
boy.
The Busy Zees won many
awards. The club won a gavel for
having the most points in 4-H. —
Norma Stai, Reporter.
PIONEERS
The second meeting of the Pion
eer 4-H Club was held on Nov.
6 at 7:00 at the Ruben Baerg
home. The meeting was called to
order by Grace Toavs, President.
Our leader, John Toavs, and Mrs.
Toavs gave reports from the lead
ers' meeting which had been held
at Scobey on the previous day.
Then a discussion followed on what
we were going to do at Achieve
ment Day. Decisions were made
who would be our leaders for the
coming year. We spent the latter
part of the evening practicing for
Achievement Day. The meeting
was adjourned and refreshments
served.
Frances Toavs, Reporter.
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Hospital Notes
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Admitted: R. C. Durham, Lena
Thorsvedt, Mrs. Jiarry M.irrottek,
I Everett Smith, Mrs. Milton Heser,
| Mrs. L. M. Roy, Mrs. W. R. Romine,
Barbara Schumaker, Minnie Arlene
THE HERALD NEWS. Wo|T Point, Roosevelt County, Montana
McDonald, Timothy Lee Juhnnhe.
Mrs. Richard Cordle. Mrs. John
Reynolds, Clarence Hutchinson,
Mrs. W. E. Welch, Mrs. Ernest
Barker.
Admitted and Dismissed: Mrs.
Burton Pease, Merle Smith. A. G.
Freeman, Mrs. James Kerr. Janies
Fredrickson, Lena Matz. Don
Shrader.
Dismissed: Lawrence John
Switzer. Margie Jacobsorf. Lud Ahl
berg. Paul Heimbach, Mrs. Alfred
Walker, Mrs. Leo Wiens and son,
Arne Ellefsen, Theresa Ann Ware.
Laural Heinrich, Maynord Jack
son, Kenneth Jones, Mrs W R.
Romine.
Births: Son to Mr. and Mrs.
John Reynolds, Scobey. Nov. 15;
daughter to Mr. and Mrs. W E.
Evans, Wolf Point, Nov. 16.
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