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$fltt Its fftemttfl £fofo0Tuesday, July 16, 1963 Forks News Ltppctt, Ft 44681, Plan ForkTS Mr Forks 4-H Fair which will be held August 14, was the main topic of discussion when the ers Council met at the home of C. Allen July 9. Mrs. Henry Halverson, general chairman, announced her committee and other plans for the fair, which will be held in the Grade School all purpose room. Registration will begin Aug.

13 With judging of all exhibits. The public is Invited to attend on Aug. 14 from 2 p.m. to 10 p.m. Exhibits will be displayed from various business, granges and were given on training meetings held and the State Con- (ejtfnce.

Mrs. Halverson, president of the Washington State IFYE advisory committee reported that the.group had accepted the invitation to Ctellam County for their fill meeting to be held in October. Mrs. Halverson also reported Mr. and Mrs.

Harley. Witherow and family will host an IFYE from Venezuela In September. Clallam County 4-H Camp will be held at Deception Pass July 22 to 26. All members planning to attend are asked to contact Mrs. Halverson at Fr.

4-3855 so transportation may be arranged by July 19. Miss Janet Fletcher will attend as a leader as will Mrs. Eugene Halverson. A weekend vegetable training meeting will be conducted at the home of Oscar Peterson July 30 at 1 p.m. Livestock judging, garden and home grounds tour will be conducted Aug.

6 at 9:33 a.m. at the Arthur Munson farm. Members are reminded to bring a sack lunch. Next council meeting will be Aug. 20 at 8 p.m.

with Mrs. Fred Rosmond. Sharon Witherow writes letter from Brazil Editor's its a letter from Farm Youth Exchange Delegate from the State of Washington to Brazil. Sharon is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Harley Witherow, Forks. And is sponsored by the aallaro CpMnty IFYE Committee. Espirito Santo Brazil May 19, 1983 Dear Friends: I really like my host'family. They were host family years Wayne Nienman, IFYE from Indiana, stayed here for three weeks. I am learning to embroider with a treadle sewing machine.

One of iny host sisters, Arcelina, does (beautiful embroidery work. She is a 4-H Leader here and is teaching her club members to embroider. The food is delicious. For breakfast we have bread cir eggs and coffee. For lunch and dimmer rice, black beans, meat.

We also eat much lettuce, tomatoes, and a corn meal dish. 1 fried chicken for them and have ibaked dinner rolls twice. They were very interested when I formed the crescent rolls. I attended a joint 4-H club ing in a nighbcri-ng town. After the meeting we saw what the girls are making for sewing projects.

The pin cushions end aprons are to my sister made last year in the State of Washington. Every Thursday they have a dub meeting with the county agent but iihey don't seem to be working on 'their projects now. 1 have had very little difficulty communicating with the family and friends. At first I used my dictionary much of the time but now only a few times. When il first arrived I had to ask everyone to speak slowly but now I can usually understand the conversations.

SHARON WITHEROW Sharon Witherow's address is: Sharon Witherow, in care of Srta. Aurea Helena Serra Andrade, Di- visao de Clubes ABCAR. Av. Marechal Camara, 210-70 Andar, Janeiro, Guanabara, Brazil. Park board studies costs City Park board met last week to look over the low financial condition of the Park.

Several bills were paid and other expenses discussed. Chairman Matt Sullivan reported the memorial fountains had arrived and construction would get underway. Plywood for rest room siding had arrived and volunteer help is needed to apply it. Any fixtures and pipe needed for the Park has been donated by George Blattner. Arrangements were made to get the grounds mowed.

Forks briefs Rebekaih-Octdfellcws premie will be held at Mora Beach Park July 28 at 1:30 p.m. Families and friends are invited to attend. A pot luck lunch will be served and coffee, pop and ice cream will be furnished by the lodge. State thinks cheaper OLYMPIA isn't only the best policy it's the cheapest. At least the state thinks The Department of General Administration said Monday only a half dozen claims have been paid by bonding companies for state funds tapped by employes.

The claims, amounting to about $25,000, are over a nine-year period. Agency director Fred Martin called the facts "'an excellent record of honesty." About 32,000 state employes are bonded for protection against losses. Forks personals Mr. and Mrs. Edward Whitmore moved last week to their new US Forestry home in Forks.

Forks friends will be interested to know Jim Silcox, formerly of Forks, was released last week from the Virginia Mason Hospital in Seattle after three weeks observation and minor surgery. Won Fisk and his mother Mrs. Dewey Fisk accompanied Randy Browning and Gail Leese, took Gladys Leese to Bellingham Saturday after visiting since the Fourth. They returned home Sunday. Visiting Mr.

and Mrs. Arvil Silcox and family is their niece, Marilyn Silcox, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Silcox of Masa. Mr.

and Mrs. Harry Sackett and Mr. and Mrs. Verlain Sackett attended the funeral of Earl Sack- 'ett in Elma last Thursday. Mr.

Sackett is the father of Harry and grandfather of Verlain. Mrs. Thomal Braithwaite has returned after having had surgery four weeks ago. Terry Pederson, son of Mrs. Paul Woodside of Port Angeles, received his discharge from the service the first of July.

Mrs. Ed Tuttle and daughter are visiting several days with her sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Eversman. Mr.

Tuttle, known by many in Forks, is a patient at University of Oregon Medical School Hospital in Portland. He enjoys hearing from friends. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Lamkin spent the Fourth visiting and fishing at Ncah Bay.

Miss Carole Kettel returned recently after several weeks i California. GJHL5 DROWN WHITEDOG, Out. (AP) Four little Indian girls drawned here Sunday when the boat in which they were riding overturned, under the falls on the River. Killed were the three all under 4 years, of Mr. and Mrs.

Simon McDonald and the 4-year- old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paishk. A boat carrying the children, Mrs. Paishk, Mrs.

McDonald and the Paishk's 2-year-old son, was under the falls when the motor failed. Mrs. Paishk saved her son. Seattle council creates open- housing measure SEATTLE The Seattle City Council formally created a Human Rights Commission Monday to prepare an open-housing ordinance for the city. The action came without a dissenting vote.

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