The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1952-12-04


All Club Department of the
Agricultural Extension Service at
Ohio State University.
Delegates to the National All
Club Camp at Washington, D. c.,
are:
Rebecca Powell, II, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. j. Frank Powell,
Fresno, Coshocton county. Re-
becca is described as IAN ideal
All club member" She has been
responsible for the candle light
ing services at camp for 2
years, and has helped prepare
and present All radio broadcasts.
Her projects have included home
economics, agriculture and junior
leadership, and she was state
winner in girls leadership in
1851.
Barbara Lou Shade, 18, daugh-
ter of MIR. and Mrs. Donald A.
Shade, Delaware, Delaware
county. Barbara Lou has taken
variety of projects to give her
well-rounded experience in COM
munity life. She has been active
in the county junior fair, serving
as secretary, and in 1852 was a
member of the junior fair board
of the Ohio State Fair.
Ed Richard Pickering, II, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Carl E. Pickering.
jamestown, Greene County.
Pickering is considered one of the
outstanding advocates of con-
servation farming in his county,
and has participated in conserva-
tion work on county, district,
state and sectional levels. His
essay on conservation placed
second in a state contest. His
other club interests have been
dairy cattle, swine, sheep and
poultry.
Don Hoeft, 10, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward A. Hoeft, Genoa,
Ottawa county. Hoeft helped or
ganize the poultry and rabbit di-
vision of the county junior fair;
in 1850, he took over as advisor
of local club, and now is presi-
dent of the older rural youth
club. He attended conservation
camp and has given many demon
strations on quality egg produc-
ton. II
Those selected to represent
Ohio All club work on the state
junior fair board in 1853 are:
Jane Alice Hoar, 18, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Hoar,
Newark, Licking county. Jane
Alice has an excellent All club
record and for several years has
assumed much leadership res
possibility in both local and
county activities. This year she
won the county dress-up dress
revue, and last year was a mem
Der of the clothing demonstration
team at the fair.
Fred White, II, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Howard White, Shelby,
Richland county. In 8 years of
club work, White has an impress
sive record of achievement in
steer feeding, dairy, field crops,
agricultural engineering and
leadership. In 1850, he was the
state quality milk and cream de-
monstration winner. He is secre-
tary> of his club, member of the
county All council, and presi-
dent of the county junior fair
board.
Winners of the trip to Found
er's Camp are:
Dale Grove, 20, son of Mrs.
Ruth Grove, Troy, Miami county.
Grove is developing a purebred
Hereford breeding herd, has been
in steer feeding projects, an as
sistant advisor in the tractor
maintenance club, and a member
of the county All band. He won
the county public speaking con-
test in 1852 and has played in the
All-Ohio Boys Band. He now has
the full responsibility of operat-
ing the home farm.
Dorothy Creswell, 19, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Cres-
well, Cedarville, Greene county.
During her 8 years of All,
Dorothy has completed all the
home economics projects, has
been a junior leader and assisted
with county All camp and fair
Her club was selected
as one of 10 most outstanding
health programs in the state this
year.