4-H Club News From Various Local Chapters
Readable notes summarize April meetings across 4-H groups including Maxfield Merry Maids Tri Poli Twinklers Plainfield Pals Dayton Dodgers Franklin Blue Belles Leroy Gopherettes Clover Teenerettes and B Square 4-H. Reports cover talks on snacks milk drinks meat cuts nutrition and grooming and demonstrations on snacks table setting fruit and vegetable prep and skin care.
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Maxfield Merry Maids
Sylvia Harms
Carol Hultman
Maxfield
Merry Maids
4-H Club
Michele Bales
Mary Harms
Marlene Matthias
Foelske
Cattle Markets Seen Stagnant but Potential Gains Later
Extension economist notes fed cattle prices likely to remain weak in coming months due to above last year slaughter volumes and heavier weights. April 1 USDA counts show five percent more steers and seven percent higher weights, with pork and poultry supplies also up. May to July steer prices seen around 24.50 to 25.50 at Chicago, with potential rise to 26 to 27 by autumn.
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Chicago
Two Local Seniors Win Harvard College Scholarships
Curtis L. Bryant of LeMars High School Akron and Michael F. Kelley of Gehlen High School Gehlen will enter Harvard College as freshmen in fall 1967.
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Harvard College
Cambridge
Mass
Curtis L. Bryant
Akron
LeMars High School
Michael F. Kelley
Gehlen
Malvern Player Carol Wolfe Earns AAU All America Honor
Carol Wolfe returned home with multiple trophies from the national women s AAU basketball tournament in Gallup New Mexico. She was selected for the women s AAU All America basketball team ranking among the top 12 players nationwide.
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Malvern
Carol Wolfe
Gallup
N. M
Carol
Pert Pointers on Child Safety from Pearle Pardee
Extension Home Economist urges ongoing home based safety teaching for children age one to nine. Emphasizes hazards at home and nearby areas, noting top killers include motor vehicle crashes fires and drownings with poisoning risks from cleaners. Warns adults must supervise and repeatedly teach look both ways and safety rules.
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Pearle Pardee
Home Economist
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Iowa
Bremer County
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Plainfield Pals
Connie
Joyce Robinson
Barbara Warneke
Connie Robinson
Dayton Dodgers
David Hennings
Billie Hennings
Franklin Blue
Kathy
Donna McNellis
Margaret Herman
Leroy Gopherettes
Janet Kuethe
Schwerin
Linda Guenther
Cathy Lienau
Linda Winter
Patty Winter
Alton Koengeter
God
Margaret Kirchmann
Maureen Schoephoerster
Hillcrest
Clover Teenerettes
Elloha Pries
Barb Wehling
Elloha
Cocoa Cola Co
Teresa Lohmann
Luann Pries
Mary Hunemuller
Teresa Dettmer
Susan Heidt
Carol Heidt
B Square 4-H
Lois Graeser
Debra Walther
Diane Ingham
Nancy Arns
Paulette Hartman
Mary Arns
Sandy Lampe
Laura Laube
Biz-E-Bees
Ruth Woodcock
Sharyl Brase
Diane Heideman
Nancy Hoppenworth
Jean Kerr
Mary Hoppenworth
Teait Lehane Keyes
Dale Shires County Extension
Gene Futrell
Iowa State University
U. S. Department of Agriculture
North Central
Nebraska
California
Illinois
Texas
Matthias
Readlyn, Iowa
Tripoli Sales CO. Inc
J. M. Snyder
Mgr
S.K.F
Brand
Colburn
MILL
Dial
Jutorion Decorator
Stanley
INE
PLN
Kent