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Page 20 Extension Units' Unit 22nd Mid-Century, 2 p.m., Mrs. FlorineStormont, 125 West Fifth Midwest Moderns, 6:30 p.m., Pizza Hut. Suburban Homemakers The November meeting of the unit was held Monday at the home of Mrs. Marc Bitler, 2538 Loma Vista Drive. New officers installed Mrs.

Bitler, President; Mrs. Ray Vice- President; Mrs. Pat Johnson, Secretary; Mrs. Kenneth Theel, Treasurer; Mrs. Alan Lank, Historian; and Mrs.

John Starr, Courtesy Chairman. Plans were completed for the Christmas party to be held Dec. 10th at The Station, and for a Thanksgiving basket for a needy family. The co-hostess for the meeting was Mrs. Howard Goff i Rapid Star Four guests joined the 12 members for the Nov.

13th unit meeting held at the home of Mrs; Kenneth Hodges, Rt. 4. Guests were Mrs. L.R. Shumate, Florence, and George Thornton, Mrs.

Clayton Baker, and Gaylene Windle of Emporia. Miss Ruby Hacker and Mrs. Euler were appointed to set up exhibits for the Arts Fair, and members appointed to write a history of the 'unit were Mesdames Albert Koch, Fred Schaefer, Jess Baker, and Russell Walliser. Officers elected for 1977 are Mrs. -Verrion Kipfer, President; Mrs.

Paul Brough, Vice-President; Mrs. Thomas Euler, Secretary-Treasurer; and Mrs. Fred Schaefer, Public Relations Chairman. The supervisor for the lesson on bread-making was Mrs. Kenneth Hodges.

Mrs. Koch was -appointed to be in charge of officer installation and those appointed to plan the Christmas party were Mrs. Brough, Miss Hacker, Mrs. Schaefer, and Mrs. Roy Gatewood.

Duck Creek Seven members and three guests of the unitjoined in baking various kinds of bread at the Nov. llth meeting in the Duck Creek Community Center. The breads sampled during the luncheon held after' session. The guests were Gail Ann Schaefer of Emporia, 5 arid Mrs. Lester Kusmaul and Mrs.

Perry Putnam of Admire. Mrs. Grayson Spade gave a talk on the first Thanksgiving Day. Plans were completed for the annual Christmas luncheon to be held Dec. 9th at 12:30 p.m.

at the Community Center and a community Christmas party on Dec. 5th at the Duck Creek Center. Ruggles A Thanksgiving covered-dish luncheon was served in the Farmers Room of the courthouse Nov. llth to 17 members of the unit arid four guests, Gail Ann Schaefer', Mrs. Jess Prisock, Mrs.

R.O. Fowler, and Mary Jane Fowler. Tables were decorated in a holiday theme by the hostess, Mrs. Vernon Feltner. Mrs.

Schaefer presented a brief lesson entitled "Taking a Look at Ourselves," and lessons for the coming year were assigned to the members. The Christmas party and gift exchange will be held Dec. 9th at the Holiday Inn at noon. Whittier Mrs. Carl Kunish gave the bread lesson at the unit meeting on Nov.

I2th at the home of Mrs. D.C. Shown, 943 Grand and a covered-dish luncheon was served to 18 members. Lessons were planned for the next year and hostesses were appointed. The unit's Christmas party will be at Forren's Restaurant, on Dec.

10th, at 11:30 a.m. Lucky Day Nine members of the unit met Thursday evening with Mrs. Howard Frazier, 1824 Hillcrest Drive. The program included discussion of the Christmas party, program planning for next year, and election of officers. Mrs.

Virgil Bugbee will be President, Mrs. Eugene Ray, Vice-President, Mrs. Harley Van Cleave, Secretary, and Mrs. Robert Hume, Treasurer. Venezuelan President Begins Foreign Tour CARACAS, Venezuela (AP) President Carlos Andres Perez has left on a two-week foreign tour that is taking him to the United States, Britain, Italy, the Soviet Union, Spain, Portugal, Switzerland and the Dominican Republic.

His first stop was to be an address to the United Nations General Assembly' in -New York. THE GAZETTE, EMPORIA, KANSAS Wednesday, November 17, 1976 Wednesday, November 17, 1976 THE GAZETTE, EMPORIA, KANSAS SAFEWAY SPECIAL LOW PRICE! SOFT STICK CHIFFON MARGARINE TUBS SMMllM, Hftffu SPECIAL LOW PRICE! MRS. WRIGHT'S SANDWICH BREAD 20-oz. LOAF i SPECIAL LOW PRICE! PET RITZ PUMPKIN PIES SPECIAL LOW PRICE! SHOP SAFEWAY FOR YOUR HOLIDAY POULTRY! SAVE on a wide variety of TURKEYS, DUCKS, GEESE, CHICKENS, CAPONS, CORNISH HENS, AND HAMS. AND EACH ONE IS PRICED TO PLEASE YOUR POCKETBOOK.

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SAFEWAY REGULAR GROUND Ib USDA CHOICE SUPER LO PRICE! USDA CHOICE BEEF ROUND RUMP ROAST Ib. Page 21 4-H Club Agent By Alton R.M alone Dog Club Meeting, Mrs. Dan Gasche, Lyon County Dog Club, Leader, has scheduled a meeting for Thursday at 7 p.m. in the Farmers Room. All 4-H members enrolled in the dog project should be present: Mrs.

1 Gasche will discuss the dog clinic to be held at Rock Springs Ranch on Dec. 4th and 5th. Also at the meeting a team of Lyon County 4-H members will prepare to represent Lyon County in a "Dog Bowl" contest. The contest is run much like College Bowl on television. Mrs.

Gasche also has some interesting ideas to discuss about future Dog Club meetings. Conservation "We got close to nature." "We got our fingernails dirty learning Iliked that!" "We were involved it was neat looking into something that most people just take for granted." Members of 4-H and other teens who attended this summer's Kansas youth camp for conservation of natural resources gave high marks to the four-day session. In "rap" groups, informal classes, and special interest sessions held at Rock Springs Ranch, the state 4-H Center, some 300 young people studied sous, water, forest and prairie and resource needs for the future. The camp was sponsored by the Cooperative Extension -Service, Kansas State University. An "outdoor classroom" setting and ah emphasis on youth involvement in activities super' vised by conservation specialists gave campers a chance to "dig in the dirt, wade in the water and run in the- This informal approach to education is the core of the national 4-H'- conservation of natural resources program conducted, by-the Cooperative Extension Service; Members learn by'doing about scientific conservation and economic uses" of natural resources, and management of essential re- Young people who excel in 4-H conservation -projects and activities "can earn recognition from John Deere.

The company offers medals of honor to as many-las four 4-H'ers per county; an expense-paid trip to the National 4-H Congress in Novemberiand December in Chicago, 4-H'er in each state; and $1,000 scholarships to six national winners. Goals for Clubs Goal setting is'bne of the tasks for Kansas 4-H clubs as the new year gets under way. Practical and successful goals are based on a review and understanding of the 4-H club and the community. Some goals might be as fol- lows: Re-enroll all eligible mem- bers. -i Give each 1 member an opportunity to'be on a program twice the-year.

WGive all members an opportunity to serve on a committee of their choice. Start meetings on time, and end oh time: Contact all eligible girls and boys in the community regarding 4-H membership several: times during.the year. Have at least one parent at every meeting. V'. Complete a planned community service project.

Arrange two or more window displays or. exhibits and re- 'port all club events to the newspaper. Be sure that every member gives at least two demonstrations. Have leaders and junior leaders visit homes of all first- and second-year members twice during the year, once during the first month after enrollment. Miss World Contest Affected by Politics LONDON (AP) Zanella Tshabalala, 19-year-old Miss Swaziland, and Lesur, 18-year-old Miss Mauritius, came to London to compete in the Miss World beauty contest.

But they, are going to wind up on the sidelines. Their countries on Sunday withdrew their entries from the contest to protest the presence of two entrants from South Africa, one black and one white. According to a spokeswoman for Mecca, the; British entertainments company, the two African governments insisted that South Africa be represented by only one young woman picked on a multiracial basis..