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Left ito right are D. F. Patterson, Miss Marie Hegler,
William Woods, M. L. Outz, and Mrs. Bell 'Sumer.el as
they appeared at the annual 4-H achievement program.
Mr. Patterson sponsored the event. William Woods, as a
delegate to the National 4-H Club Congress, served as
master of ceremonies. Representing leaders "fras Mrs.
Sumerel. and representing the Extension Service was Mr.
Outz, and Miss Hegler.
4-H Achievement Program
Brings Recognition to Youth
sg convention”, stated Mrs. Bai-
■ 'ley. ‘‘It was a rewarding ex
perience to, attend the con-
| vention, and especially inter-
H esting because it was combin
ed with a tour from South
Carolina to^ the West and
back”, she stated.
Some of the highlights Of
the tour, other than the con
vention, were New Orleans,
La., the Alamo and old Mexi
can quarters in San Antonio,
Texas, the Carlsbad Caverns.
New Mexico.' a tour into Old
Mexico, an all-day guided tour
of the Grand Canyon, the Pe
trified Forest and the Painted
Desert.
Laurens County Farm Bu
reau hit an all time high in
membership at the close of
the Farm Bureau year, ’with
a merpbership of 355 farm fa
milies, Mrs. Bailey said.
How Can I?
By ANNE ASHLEY
Q. What is a good treat
ment for water-soaked leather
Everyone likes to be re- Ronald Avinger: dairy. Pat shoes?
warded for his efforts with Wrenn. Craig O'Dell. Jimmy ^ stuff the shoes with
recognition for a job well done Smith and Jack Marlar: Reid newspaper or uncooked oat-
and 4-H’ers are certainly no crops. William Woods; lead- m eal. then let dry away from
exception. This was very evi- ership. Larry Cockerel; poul- radiators, stoves, or any kind
dent at the recent 4-H achieve- try, Mark Bell, Joe Garrett 0 f direct heat. After they have
ment and recognition program and A1 Shouse; .tractor, Wil- dried, rub with half a raw
held at the new Presbyterian liam Woods; $100 scholarship, potato before polishing, and
College dining hall in Clinton Ronald Avinger. The soil judg- ^5 w ju help them to take
where some 200 4-H’ers. lead- ing team was recognized and on a good gloss,
ers, sponsors, parents and awarded a trip to Oklahoma. q How can j wash a cha _
guests gathered to put the The airy judging team has mo s sk in ?
spot-light on members of 4-H beeh to Richmond, Va. The X. Wash carefully in warm
who had excelled in thejr area livestock and poultry judging SO apy water, don't rinse the
of work. teams were also recognized. soap ' out> an d press th e cha-
A special vote of thanks Eddie Brown was awarded rnois carefully on a flat sur-
goes to D. F. Patterson, ^pres- an electric drill by Duke Pow- face to dry. Best not to hang
ident of the Palmetto Bank, e r Company and Connie Reed- th e chamois in the air, since
Laurens, for sponsoring the er was awarded an electric t his will usually make it hard
supper for several years now. i r0 n. Eric Parks was awarded an d dry.
We appreciate the interest a model Guernsey cow. q. how can I forestall the
shown by our other sponsors . tv e could not have a sue- tarnishing of some of my
also. These sponsors were: J cessful 4-H program without brass articles?
Herman Power Implement the assistance and advice of a. With a coat of clear la-
Company, Clinton Milling 0 ur leaders, and it was a big C quer. being sure that the
Company, Laurens Equipment night for them also^ surface of the metal is clean
Company, the Laurens Fair Our young people Who show- a nd free of polish before ap-
Association and Sears Roe- e d cattle were presented pre- plying the lacquer. A second
buck & Company. miums amounting to over coa t w jn provide even great-
Girls receiving awards were $3,000 for showing cattle in er insurance,
as follows: Carol Ann Jones, four area fairs. Our members q jjow can j clean the
Achievement; Linda Ray, with the 4-H poultry chain blacked andirons in my fire-
bread; Martharene ‘Nabors, were awarded blue ribbon place?
bread; Nena Simmons, bread; premiums. Boys and girls are & Remove those black de-
|Elanor Coleman, Jan e Boyce, already working on records po S i ts w i th white gasoline (do
|Kate Queen, Jeanette Jones, they hope will be judged win- this out o: doors, of course),
clothing; Nancy Chastain, dog ners for next year,
care; Mona Kay Ballentine,
Mary Wrenn; Connie Reeder, k 1 a D ..
electric; Vickie Mitchell, Ka- Mr S. AgneS DQlley
thy Berry, Becky Craft, and Qf Farm Bureau.
Matharene Nabors, foods- D . c -*■
utrition: Imoeenp Woods KCilimS rfOm I OUT
and follow with a kitchen
cleanser, and then complete
the cleaning chore with metal
polish. Clean any pitted areas
with a vinegar-salt solution,
nutrition; Imogene Woods iverurns rrum 1 our then rinse quickly,
uuuiumi, luiuBene v>uous. q {| ow can j m end broken
health; Ann Simmons, home Mrs. Agnes Bailey, Laurens marble 9
economics; Kay Shouse Gail County Farm Bureau Secre- A Make a stiff paste of
Cooper and Gail Childress, tary, * returned Sunday from Portland cement and wat
■ home improvement; Freda Las Vegas, Nev. She trav- and then after cleanjng the
Mowbray horse care; Dianne e,led there with other Farm edges of the broken marble
Jones, Public speaking. Mar- Bureau members from all ov- thoroughly> ap p ly the cement
tharene Nabors received the er the state, by chartered paste t0 ^th edges, press to-
com muffin award and Carol bus, to attend the American gether tighUy and Ue in , ace
Ann Jones received a $25 Farm Bureau Federation Con- untd set
award for her work in food vention. The tour was for 17
preservation. days.
Boys receiving awards were The convention was held at lOt
as follows: Achievement, Ron- the Stardust Hotel in Las Ve-
ald Avinger;- automotive, Jack gas where the South Carolina
Marlar; beef, Carroll Sim- group had headquarters,
mons and Roby Wallin; con- “Some ten thousand Farm Bu-
servation, Larry Cockerel and reau people registered for the
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I cgs Expires Saturday, December 31
As this year ends, after almost 24 years
of continuous business in Canton, our
hearts are filled with gratitude to all
the wonderful people who, have help,
ed us grow through the years.
pledge to you. continued good service,
fair prices, and the best in groceries,
meats, and produce. We wish all of
you a happy and prosperous New
Year.
Mrs. John R* Holland
Joe S. Holland