Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-17


To many of the listeners the
bigness of projects in Imperial VAL
ley was almost incredible. Several
inquired if some mistake had not
been made, feeling certain that one
boy could not possibly have pro-
duced 80 tons of honey as Lewis
Copeland of Calipatria did during
the past year The variety OF pro-
ject and the fact that work can be
carried on all the year was amaz-
ing to many.
Waterhouse conferred with local
leaders Thursday and Friday work.
ing out with them a county pro-
gram and also aiding them in out
lining programs for the individual
clubs.
The general program for the
county, month by month, has been
scheduled as follows: In october
organization will be effected, club
officers will be chosen, new record
books will be started, project work
will get under way and the All
club program put into effect The
leaders will meet the fourth Mon
day of each month and on Oct.
80 Senior All club day will be OBJ
served.
Achievement Day
For November, Achievement day,
Nov. 10 is to be the big event,
members celebrating completion of
last years projects and receiving
in token Of this completion their
achievement pins presented by the
California Bankers association. The
tentative plans call for pot luck
supper and program at the county
fair.
For the All club leaders, the
leaders training council at Laguna
Beach on Nov. 6 ana the election
of council officers at the regular
monthly meeting are to be high
lights. Miss Florence Glenn. home
demonstration agent, is to be in
charge of the program for the La
guna Beach conference which will
be attended by leaders from the
southern part OF the state.
During November the baby beef
project which club members are un-
dertaking will be well established
and tours will be made to the Vari-
Gus farms where boys and girls are
raising baby beef
Demonstration teams will be Or
ganized in December and plans will
be made TO attend the Great West
ern Livestock show in Los Angeles.
Plans for the Recreation council
All club benefit will be undertaken
at this time.
January will see the beginning
of plans for the county fair and
of continued work on the baby
beef project. In February fair plans
will be completed and individual
clubs will have pre-fair shows at
which the entries TO the county fair
will be selected.
March is OF course fair week and
the All club members will enter
animals, fowls, produce, clothing
and many other exhibits. The an
nual livestock banquet will take
place in March also and club mem
bers will give farm center programs
in this month and also in April.
In April the All club picnic is
scheduled and in May preparations
for summer camp and the closing
up of record books for the years
work will be featured. Delegates
TO the Davis convention will be
chosen at this time.
Record books will be turned in
in June and All club members will
attend summer camp at Laguna late
in June or early in July. Septem-
Der will be highlighted by the annu-
al convention at Davis.
This month clubs are being or
ganized and officers elected in ac-
cordance with the program Just
outlined. The membership goal is
500 as compared to last years to-
tai Of 400. Twenty clubs are in the
process of organization for this
fourfold development of hand,
heart, head ana health.
Mt Signal and Calipatria All
clubs lead the county TO date III
totals. being tied with
4 membership OF A each, said H.