Farmers Daughters 4-H Club History and Leaders
The Farmers Daughters 4-H Club organized March 18, 1966 with Miss Del Rae Beerman present to assist. Charter members and officers are listed along with project leaders for Bake, Groom, Sew and Let’s Cook. The club counted sixteen members, added two new girls, and earned Ak-Sar-Ben ribbons for multiple demonstrations and home economics projects.
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Farmers Daughters
del Rae Beerman
Herb Hruska, Jr
Duane Kahl
Cindy Brauer
Cheryl Deaver
Rosemarie
Carolyn Hruska
Kristy Schla
Gwen Schumacher
Eilene Treinen
Kathy Lenzen
Judith
Mary Lenzen
Jana Kahl
Ann Bonkiewicz
Debbie Brauer
Gerilyn Deaver
Amy Lenzen
Dawn Lafler
Mary Beth Schlaman
Dianna Hruska
Kristy Schlaman
Rosemarie Hruska
Judith Lenzen
Herb Hruska Jr
Wranglers Sponsoring Novice Club At Sidney 4-H
The Sidney Wranglers 4-H Club led by Bernie Gass with Clar ence Correll and LeRoy Childers reports a busy 1968. Members studied Nebraska 4-H Horse manuals and showed horses at Chappell and Sidney events, plus a novice Little Sidney Wranglers group led by Loretta Wilson prepared younger kids in riding and horse care. The club planned a broodmare project, a trail ride, and a camping overnight, with officers listed and a meeting set for March 6 at 7:30 at the 4-H Building.
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Sidney Wranglers
Bernie Gass
Clarence Correll
LeRoy Childers
Nebraska
Little
Loretta Wilson
Grant
Arthur
Ogallala
Mitchell
LeRoy Childres
Kathy Wilson
Jim Quinn
Gayle Gass
Karla Childers
Cary Wilson
Tim Correll
Farmers Daughters Meeting Notes and Demos
The meeting opened with president Mary Lenzen leading the pledge and roll by Jana Kahl. Guests Jill Bevan and Jenifer Johnson attended while judging focused on mixing bowls led by Mrs. Aaron. Demonstrations on Tomato Soup were given by Gerilyn Deaver, Rosemarie Hruska, and Judith Lenzen, with measuring by Cheryl and Sharon Thomas.
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Farmers Daughters
Mary Lenzen
Patty Glanz
Rosemarie Hruska
Jana Kahl
Kathy Lenzen
Jill Bevan
Jenifer Johnson
Boxy purse to lead spring fashion says expert
University of Nebraska specialist Jane Speece notes the boxy purse, especially the large bag, will be carried by well-dressed women this spring. The stachel and shoulder bag follow, with tote bags popular among younger girls. Textures mirror shoe materials, with suede and metallic leathers in bold to subtle colors.
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Jane Speece
University of Nebraska Extension Textiles
Better the Best 4-H Club Among County’s Oldest
The Better the Best 4-H Club, organized in the early thirties, is one of the county’s oldest clubs. It now has ten members focusing on cattle and crops projects including sugar beets millet oats and wheat. Plans include summer tours, films, elevator facility visits, local business talks, veterinary programs, camps and judging activities to deepen project knowledge.
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Ken Cook
Pins N Pans 4 H Club Has Eight Members
The Gurley Pins and Pans 4 H Club comprises eight active members Pam Berry Joan Sanders Susan Meick Karen Berry Susan Egging Lynette Lessig Judy Egging and Cindy Egging They work in sewing and cooking projects and have focused on demonstrations Lynette Lessig was top foods demonstrator at the County Fair Joan Sanders and Pam Berry won blue ribbons in the 4 H Style Review A rainy Grandstand Show canceled the event The club leans with Gurley Garden Club and held July garden meeting on wild flowers They attended a Spring Party Awards Banquet and joint achievement and skating day at Sid ney roller rink in late August Mrs Clay Berry leads the club with Mrs Bill Meick and Mrs Leo Egging as project leaders.
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Pins and Pans
Gurley
Pam Berry
Joan Sanders
Susan Meick
Karen Berry
Susan Egging
Lynette Lessig
Judy Egging
Cindy Egging
Fiat
Sidney
Clay Berry
Bill Meick
Leo Egging
Age Shapes Cooking Across Woman Groups
A survey of 1000 women shows younger homemakers view cooking as a means to add variety and heartiness for two, while 25 to 36 year olds seek to please and surprise families. Those over 36 are seasoned cooks seeking new dishes, costs, and efficiency, with higher income groups aiming for varied menus and international desserts.
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Miss Diedrichsen
Walking as a health booster gains attention again
The article notes walking is a top accessible exercise for most Americans. Health expert Helen Becker says strolls or jogs aid sleep, brain function, and digestion, with fresh air and oxygen fueling mental sharpness. Walking remains crucial for overall wellness.
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Helen Becker
University of Nebraska Extension
American Medical Association
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