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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1964
Page
3
The meeting opened June 24 led by Nancy Hulme with Randy Ward giving rope halter demonstrations and horse haltering lessons. Kirk Rich and Howard Matthews assisted while refreshments were served before adjourning to July 8 at Howard Matthews' home.
The group led by Rhea Valentine labeled horse parts and reviewed ten safety rules. They discussed visiting Soda Springs to tour a saddle shop. Marcia Ward reported on horse color. Next meeting set for July 8, 1964. present were Nancy Hulme, Joan Hulme, Carla Lewis, Elene Orr, Beth Spencer, and Marcia Ward.
The Bonnie Bakers held a club meeting June 4 1964 at Cynthia Taylor's home with assignments for next time. Members planned pancakes and a fruit dessert and played a game named Mathews Mark Luke and John. Ice cream sandwiches were served. The next meeting will be at Karen Ruth Ward's.
On June 15 Ruth Nelson and Robin Payne demonstrated fruit salad while Sarah Dun ford showed a cake and Nancy Haddock prepared a nut loaf. Diane Findlay reported on the event.
Geraldine and Amy Ward demonstrated raw vegetables and rolls while Drue Ann Painter led the meeting on June 18. Glenna Thornock showed cocoa ink and Amy Ward demonstrated rolls as attendees sang and played games, enjoying rolls with butter and jam at Amy Ward's house.
Young people in Paris formed the Wooly Workers 4 H club at George Palmer's home. Colleen Johnson was named Jr leader Elaine Johnson president Alan Hawkes vice president Larry Bolton secretary Kim Palmer reporter Arlene Johnson song leader Steven Webb and Weldon Sleight game leader were elected. Members described trimming backs, building a pen for feeding, and handling lambs while reading about sheep and sharpening shears. Refreshments followed.
Don Eborn reports the Muffin Men club formed at Reed Hansen's home with officers Reed Hansen president Leroy Orr vice president Kim Palmer secretary Don Eborn reporter Paul Arnell game leader Brad Roghaar song leader Jim Nelson joined as a new member. A muffin measurement demonstration and pudding demo were given. one visitor attended.
The Stir N Bake 4-H Club held its seventh meeting at the leader’s home with Laurie Jensen presiding. Kathleen Olsen led a pledge and Kaylene Olsen presented a 4-H pledge, with songs and demonstrations on measuring and dishwashing. First year girls made sausages and snuggle franks, second year girls made nut bread.
Connie Thomas reports on conversations about legacy and growth in the baking business as Marie Lauritzen points to future prospects and innovations, with details continued on Page 4.
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