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jgjfrcnkfort NewsHONOR 4 H GIRLS FOR OUTSTANDING PROJECT RECORDSI, MRS. CLARK ItMNFTr.i.pw. '...ttaH mj■ The names of the Will County j 4-H girls who have received the county outstanding honors and . county project honors have been j announced by the committee of Will county leaders, who werejaided by Miss Florence Ktmmel-j shue from the University of Dll-( nols. The girls were awarded these honors because of their outstanding work In clothing, foods or room ImprovementTo compete /or the outstand-irig or project honor award a girl must have participated in 4-H ivork for at least two yean. There were 447 Will county girls enrolled in project work this year, and all of the 31 Home Economics clubs in Will county were achievement dubs. To receive-an achievement club ratine there must have been 75 per cent or; more of the enrolled members of* Ihe club who completed their projects.County outstanding honors went to Beverly Ann Goodwin.Doris HI ns peter. Gladys Mae! Krapf. Koreen Krapf and Clara-j belle Sippel.. Honors In the dothing project went to Shirley BurkaxL Marlene Ann GUI, Doris Hlnapeter, Carer lyn Ann. Gladys Mae and h'orma Jean Krapf. Karen Piepenbrink, Phyllis Rosen da hi. Joyce Ann Scheer, Clarabelle Sippel and Betty Jean Stassen.In the foods project Marilyn Jean Bobrin and Koreen Krapf received awards and Beveriy Ann Goodwin placed In fiower ar-rangemcnt.Women’* Guild MeetingKenneth B. Wentzel, a rcpre- ■ tentative of the Church World} Semce. addressed the Women’s! guild of St. Peter’s Evanx-llcal
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Tue, Nov 02, 1948

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