The Sidney herald., 1957-01-10

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made candy, we had lunch served
by the members taking cooking,
assisted by their mothers.
The next meeting will be held
January ii at 8 p. m. Roll call
will be answered by giving an
important fact about any day in
January.
Elaine Wick, reporter.
CAN DO All CLUB
The Can Do All Club held a
joint meeting with the Four Leaf
Glover Club on December q, at
the Crane School.
The meeting was called to or
der by Kay Goss, president of the
Four Leaf Clover Club. We sang
the Friendship Song and said
flag pledges. Roll call was given
and minutes of last meeting were
read by the secretary.
Bill Lassey, an IFYE delegate,
to Turkey last year, showed pic
lures and gave a very interesting
talk. He also had some interesting
souvenirs from Turkey to show
us.
The attendance at this meeting
was about so
Lunch was served by both CLUBS
to all in attendance.
Gordon Myron, secretary.
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The fourth meeting of the Can
Do All Club was called to order
by Ted Goss, president, at 1880
on Dec. %, at the Goss home.
Leaders Russell Myron and Ken
meth Goss were present. There
were 5 members present and 6
visitors. Dale Evans enrolled as
a new member.
We sang "Down in the Valley,
after which the pledges were CIV
en-.
Roll call was answered with the
name of a president and a safety
hint.
The minutes of the last meeting
were read by the secretary.
For new business we filled out
the yearly programs.
Lunch was served by Mrs. Goss.
For recreation we played foot
ball.
The next meeting will be held
at the Benny home on Jan. IL.
Gordon Myron, secretary.
FOUR LEAF CLOVER CLUB
The 3rd meeting of the Four
Leaf Clover Al club was called
to order by President Kay Goss,
on December 81, 1856 at the
Crane church at 7:30. There yer
new members enrolled. There were
members enrolled. There were
40 visitors present. The leaders
were Mrs. Asa Bradley and Mrs.
Goss. Anita Walla, flag
bearer, was not present to lead
the flag pledges so Sharon Nc
Ginnis and Donna Bradley led
the pledges. Marlene Cotter led
in the '4-H Friendship Song"
The song was accompanied by
Mrs. Wright at the organ. Roll
call was answered by naming
someone who has had a All trip.
Donna Bradley made a motion
that our club pay 1-50 to Bill
Lassey to pay for his gasoline to
come out to Crane. The motion
was carried Judy Roberts, vice
president, introduced Bill Lassey.
Bill Lassey showed colored slides
of his recent travels to Turkey.
He explained each picture. Lunch
served by the Four Leaf
Glover and Can Do clubs. Bill
Lassey had some souvenirs that
the audience looked at. The col
lection of $50 was taken for the
fund. The next meeting
will be held in January, 1857 at
7:30 p. m. at the Crane school
house.
Gloria Uhrich, secretary.
WESTERN FUNMAKERS
The 22nd day of December our
spent painting the walls and
of the community hall.
The club started at about 1000
and finished about 400. At noon
everyone enjoyed a pot-luck din
ner. They repaired chairs and
vanished benches in the base
ment. The club held a meeting
IN the afternoon and decided to
pay Mrs. Etzel for the paint she
bought.
Demonstrations were given by
Alice Willoughby on ironing safe
ty. Gary King gave a demonstra-
ion preparing plants for exhibit
Tor the benefit of the first year
range members. When the meet
was adjourned the floors were
swept and washed.
&c., D.- o-o