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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1972
Page
10
A list of 4-H clubs is partially readable with names such as PEPPY PASS POINT OF ROCKS ROYAL MAIDS BUNKER HILLBILLIES BUNKER HILL JILLS DRYLAND TOUGHTES-OT LUCKY STEPPERS PLOVER LEAF DROVERS FARMER'S DAUGHTERS SIDNEY WRANGLERS PURPLE RIBBON GOLDEN GALS BETTER THE BEST BEEF BETTER THE BEST CROP and other fragments.
The Eager Hands 4-H Club in Sidney organized in 1965 under Mrs. Otto Aufdengarten. It has six urban members ages eight to sixteen with five project leaders and one coordinator. The club won purple ribbons at Cheyenne and State Fairs for Song and Mexican Magic demonstrations and has aided Lodgepole Creek cleanup.
Russell George led a cooking demonstration at the Busy Bugs 4-H Club meeting held Wednesday at the George home with 17 members present. The group discussed the Spring Party, had photos taken for the Sidney Telegraph 4-H issue, and refreshments were served. The next after school gathering will be at the George home.
Four H members in Nebraska learn to identify local trees and shrubs by making leaf and twig collections in late fall and early winter. They cut six inch twig samples from side branches only, label them, store in a cool place, and mount after drying to preserve buds.
A one month old club the Pleasant Peppy Pals is led by Mrs James Joyce and Mrs Ben Barnhart with seven members. The group studies Groom Your Room and Knitting and includes five town girls and two rural residents aged Wendy Joyce ten Theresa Danhom eleven Michelle Britton ten Sandra Lloyd nine Tammy VanNatter ten Lila Barnhart eleven and Laurie Bartling.
The Golden Gals 4-H Club held its organizational meeting March 16 at Lisa Bannock’s home with seven members present. Tami Beran was elected president. Lisa Bannock as vice-president. Alice Deaver secretary. Jonie Tobin treasurer. Candy Gipfert news reporter. Debbie Bannock and Kristi Sterling call girls. The group chose projects and planned the Spring Party. Gipfert served treats on March 24 at Bannock’s home.
The County 4-H Council hosts a family event at the National Guard Armory in Sidney on Saturday April 15 from 6 to 9 PM. 4-H clubs run carnival booths with sponge throws penny toss cake walks and food stands. Homemade chili sloppy joe sandwiches and tacos will be served plus pie and ice cream. Raffle tickets for cash prizes funded by eight county firms will be drawn at the party.
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