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Show i THE UINTAH BASIN FARMER ir I . BOYS & GIRLS CLUB 7 POULTRY I L ! BOYS AND GIRLS CLUBS ENCAMPJEENT ATT.B.L C. UNDER SUPERVISION County Agent E. Peterson has given his sanction to a plan where- by the Boys and Girls club mem- bers of Uintah county can hold an encampment at the U. B. I. C. July 29, 30 and 31. It is expected the Boys and Girls clubs ol Duchesne count, will loin and have their camps there also, al- though definite mionnation to this effect had not yet been received from All of the de- the club leaders. tails have not "been worked out, but the general plan is as follows: To the Uintah county girls, Mrs. Jane Murray, president of the ladies county farm bureau and county club leader, and County Rec- Srder Mrs. Minnie Preece, also sec- Ct Hi9 ladies farm bureau, will be in charge of the girls clubs and be assisted by tue local club The boys will be under leaders. the supervision of local leaders. As far as possible all the boys and girts will be housed in tents at the camp and will provide the rood and cook it in groups or clubs. Each community will of course see that the club members are transported to and from the convention. Those from Duchesnd county will be in the same camp but in their own groups and under their own super- ( Teach Two Clubs Cooking Hilda Williams and Vera Johnson are much interested in the cooking at Vernal where they give two demonstrations each Friday to a large class of enthusiastic girls at the Uintah high scbool domestic science kitchen. Weinie Roast at Naples The boys and girls of Naples en- - Pecially the emaciation of the breast duce new stock known to be healthy. joyed a weiaie roast on Ashley creek. muscle3- - Other symptoms are lame- - Dead fowls should be burned or bur- fed to hogs. Plumage. On post- - leU-u- ever 4 Miss Effie ne3s 5?lss ,telIa Klcharis had charge of the girls and Byron Goodrich the hoys. This is one of the live clubs Six Leaders in Sewing Clubs, Six leaders with their assistants lead the Vernal girls in sewing clubs, Get Our Prices Before Selling The largest club in the countv. Mrs. Henry Milleeam and Mrs. Wallace Charles Friend & Co., Inc. Hicks led sucessful clubs last year S20 Wazee St. Mrs. Lige Jackson and Mrs. Lvnn DENVER, COLO. strong are new in the work for 1924. Miss Jewell Wellman and Miss rie Calaer were former members of SHEEP PELTS Ma-reta- ry vision. Leaders from the national organization of boys and girls club work are expected to be present, and if not, highly specialized club workers will 'be present to give instruction, both to club leaders and club members, also to direct in the games and recreation. This encampment will be the first ever held in the Basin for boys and girls clubs and the opportunity afforded by the U. B. I. C. to make it a "Basin affair is not to be Also most of the overlooked. fathers and mothers of the club members .will be in attendance at the convention. Club leaders in both counties will be informed at once so they can start preparing for the big event, getting tents and camping equipments ready and an ample supply of provisions. iivaTWaVuVA,vAv.mv1,Jvlv..'1ws,.v.v.v.s,i.msmv.h' ! The fall wheat looks fine. It matured before water shortage came. Why not grow more of -- REPORTS OF CLUBS IN UINTAH COUNTY Some of the boys and girls clubs of Uintah county have made reports Mrs. Jane Murof their activities. club leader, and Mrs. ray, county Minnie Preece, secretary of the womens farm bureau, have given many demonstrations, Mrs. Murrav on health and Mrs. Preece on millinMiss Marie Calder has also ery. given millinery demonstrations at Ashley, Lapoint and Tridell and scheduled for several others. Strawberries at Herberts Mrs. David Karren and Mrs. E. H. Seeley, leaders of the girls clubs in Ashley were entertained with their girls at a strawberry and cream fes- tival at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Herbert. Mr. Herbert has large apricot and peach orchard, This club and also strawberries. has 24 girls in regular attendance, Organize Glines Girls The boys of Glines have been or- ganized for some time but the girls were only organized last week. Mrs. W. L. Fletcher and Mrs. Lottie Duke are leaders. Yerdon Johnson is leader of the hovs Meeting at Fort Duchesne On June 26. Mrs. Murray and Mrs. Preece gave health and millinery President of the University of Utah, anil whose message U.toB.the I. Uintah Busin people at the C. will be one helping solve our it? problems. The following timely ar , the cultivation and PrPaon ior-tb- e rhubarb was written by Mrs. ence Wymore. , v,nm . On dry land farms, ruu grown fruit is rather scarce, barb can be raised to good advant age for It d; needs a properly cared for t Toots are for soil deep, rich ?lant3 m t large and long. be vnell cultivated so there will gras3 and weed3 and events be a good soil mulch evaporation of soil u 1 td there is not tl wIthany Mrs. good tilth. work It Fort Duchesne. unlcrXr than let the suematerlalon handler Campbell Lltster is having good soil dry out cess with the girls clubs. UPALCO FLOOR HILL Operated by W. L. Woolf H. T. Hall |
