The Sidney herald., 1955-03-03

Sheldon Kelley at the Newton
school Feb. IA. Group singing was
led by Patty Badt and the pledges
were given. Roll call was answer
ed with the names of a u. S.
president. We were happy to &C
knowledge an invitation from the
Crane All clubs to hear Keith
Kimball, IFYE delegate to In
dia, speak at Crane Feb. %.
Karen Johnson gave a demon
stration on "How to Select a Tape
Measure" and Sheldon Kelley
gave an illustrated demonstration
on the "Parts of a Sheep" and
the different breeds. Kenneth
Johnson spoke briefly on his trip
to Bozeman and Dean Davidson
discussed various projects and
showed us slides of last years
Al county events and also an
interesting film. After the meet
ing we had our valentine party
and lunch was served by the
mothers.
Judith Ann Johnson, reporter.
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FOUR LEAF CLOVER
The February meeting of the
Four Leaf Clover All club was
called to order by President Con-
ME Walla Feb. 4, 1855 at 7:30 p. m.
We sang the song ut Isn't Any
Trouble, led by Myrna Larsen.
The minutes of the last meeting
were read by the secretary and
approved. Old business was that
Marlene Cotter got the new caps
and song books. The twenty cups
were also purchased.
A bill was presented by Mrs.
Bradley for the song books, beam
les and cups.
Roll call was answered by the
way we liked eggs best. The
meeting was adjourned. Connie
Walla presented Clara Cotter
who gave a demonstration on
"How to Sew On a Snap, Danna
Hansen on "How to Set A Table,
and Dorothy Bakken, allow to
Unset a Table"
Later a leader of the Happy
Stitchers, Mrs. Viggo Anderson,
gave a talk on demonstrations
and on items learned at leaders
training school.
Lunch was served by Mrs. Wal
Ia and Mrs. Gable.
Marlene Cotter, reporter.
GIRARD WILDCATS
The Girard Wildcats Al club
meeting was called to order by
President Marvin Kilen at Monte
Simonsen's home Friday evening,
February IL at 800. We said the
pledges and sang America" Roll
call was answered with all mem
bers present. We discussed a COM
munity project.
A Shedding party was held
Saturday, Feb. 26 at the Eyvind
Wick home. Roll call at the next
meeting will be answered with
suggestions for a community prof.
ect. Our next meeting will be in
Marvin Kilen's home March II.
Clyde Jensen told about the boy
hood of George Washington, and
Wayne Wick gave a demonStra-
ton on how to wire up an cleo
trical circuit. The meeting was
adjourned and turned over to the
recreation leaders who led us in
several games. Mrs. Simonsen
served a very nice lunch.
Wayne Wick, reporter.
RIDGELAWN BOOSTERS
The fourth meeting of the Ridge
lawn Boosters All club was held
at the Clifford Conradson home
at 7:30 p. m, February 7, 1855.
The meeting was called to order
by President James Joslin. The
pledges were said and america
was sung. New business was on
the international farm exchange
student. The meeting was then
adjourned. A demonstration was
given by Clifford Conradson.
George Sorensen, reporter.
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WESTERN FUN MAKERS
The February meeting of the
Western Fun Makers All club
was called to order by Robert
Etzel February Is at 200 at the
home of Werner King. All mem
bers and both leaders were pres
ent. Talks were given by Jean
and Alice Willoughby. After the
meeting Valentines were exchang-
ed and we finished our display
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