The Independent-Record from Helena, Montana • Page 27

Indtprodent Eteord, Htlrat, Monk Sunday, Augnst 21, Lewis and Clark Delegates To State 4-H Congress Announced by Sias, Vaughn riart rnnntv dele- oi Unionville, will be the county's Lewis and Clark county aeie- She gates to the State 4-H Club Congress be hela in zeman, Aug. 22-27, were announced today by Mrs. Pat Rias, home demonstration agent, and C. W. Vaughn, county extension agent.

More 500 delegates from all parts of Montana will attend the tenth annua' congress. Prominent the at the congress will be the judging events in clothing, foods, home improvement, beef, crops, dairy, meats, tfieep, swine ana -vegetables. In addition, individuals and teams will compete in demonstration events. County delegates food judging representative. She a member of the Unionville Needle Pusher 4-H club.

Susan Schraaei of the Augusta Busy Bees will den.rnstrate biscuit u-icKs at the state congress She is the caughter of Mrs. Rosemary Schrader of Ai'justa. Clinton Moga, son of Mr. and Mrs. George Moga of Canyon Creek, and a member of the Canyon Creel- Stock club will take part in the sheep judging.

Robert Cutler Valley Stock club strate spark plugs. sen of Mr. and Mrs. Ira B. Cutler of East Helena.

Mike Fleming, son of Mr. and Donna Halverson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Milan Halverson of the Helen? valley. She is a member of the Handy Hands 4-H club and will represent the county in the style revue SLOW.

Verna Norling, daughter of Mr and Mrs. Elmer Norling of the Helena valley, is also a member of the Handy Hands "lub. She will take part in the judging of clothing. Donna Dickgraber. daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. W. H. Dickgrabber Tenderized With Age From two to five years, depending on the region, are required for an oyster to reach marketable size. Generally speak ing, the older the oyster, the more tender its meat.

Robert Cutler of the Helena demon- He is the the the 1U1AC J.v.*«""e» Mrs. John Fleming of Unionville, is a member of the Unionville Variety club. He will be county representative in junioi leadership program. Tonimie Thompson of the Wolf Creek Jackpine will give demonstration on building an automatic scratcher for livestock. He is the son of Mr.

and Mrs. Frank Thompson ot the Dearborn area. NEW FOR3 SALESMAN -Robert A. Williams, lifelong resident and a 1948 graduate of Helena High school, has been named to the sales force of Capital Motors, Walt Holland, sales manager announced this week. Williams formerly was employed by the Montana highway commission and spent two tours of duty with the U.

S. air force, including service in Korea during the conflict. He resides with his wife the former Jean Reynolds of Helena and one daughter, Karen, at 641 Dearborn. Woman Writer Tells Peoria About City Flower Pots Mrs. Sherman W.

Smith, secretary-manager of the Helena Chamber of Commerce, has sent information to Joclyn Gerry, staff writer for the Sunday Peoria Journal Star in Peoria, 111., concerning the flower pots along Last Chance Gulch. It all started with AP news- features of June 30, 1955, carried a three-line announcement from Helena. Headed, "Posies for Tourists," the item read, "Last Chance Gulch This Montana city's main street has pots of flowers hanging from its lamp posts for the tourists. The blooms are a project of Helena, Unlimited, a tourist promotion group." Mrs. Gerry has been working on a Peoria City Beautiful campaign.

She thought one of the first steps ought to be following Helena's example and hanging pots or baskets of flowers along the main street of her city and said so in a by-lired article, which carried quotes from Mrs. Smith's letter as to how Helena went about getting its pots. Pictures of City Recreational Handcraft Classes Due Monday i of the handcraft classes and all Instructors in the summer recreation program will be taken at the handcraft center Devised by Major Major Carl R. Darnall, of the U. S.

Army, devised the first ap- prratus for using chlorine gas in the purification of drinking water in 1910. Later, he was first to use liquid chlorne for this purpose. Wisconsin produces more than a third of farm-raised mink skins grown in the United States. at Memorial park at 1 o'clock Monday afternoon, Mrs. Thomas P.

Judge, city playground super visor, has announced. She has urged boys and girls who have attended the handcraft classes to appear for the picture. Idaho Monument Monumenta 1 creek, in the prim itive area of Idaho, derives its name from a huge natural monu ment, formed by erosive forces The monument stands 70 feet high, six feet in diameter at the base, and has a large boulder suspended at the top. FLIGEIJHABPS New DIAL Phone Number HI 2-6290 In the West Indies, the bright light given off by the cucujo beetle frequently is mistaken for shooting stars by visitors. BUILDING MATERIAL INSULATION, PAINTS INTERSTATE LUMBER CO.

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