Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 December 1948 — Page 7

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THURSDAY, DEC, 16,

1048

All Is Not Calves and Corns With 4-H'ers Down on Farm

Youngsters ‘Prove

Skill in Other Ways |

By RICHARD KLEINER NEA Sta Writer CHICAGO, Dec. 16—America's

farm youngsters don't all raise pigs or calves or wheat to win 4-H honors. Emma Lee Willlamson, 16, of Grubbs, Ark: is the 4-H tooth powder girl, for instance. She's also the health queén of Jackson |

County. As ‘part of her health 4

project, she made her own tooth powder. Now she goes around the.

state, giving demonstrations on how ‘to make tooth. powder and] the correct method of brushing |

~ your teeth. “Afar different hobby 18 that of]

Margaret Cummins, of Dix, Ill. In! a 4-H leisure hour project she learned how to paint on textiles. | | Margaret hand- painted a tie for her brother, and now gets orders! for hand-painted neckwear from | his friends: She has an art schol-! arship at James Millikin Uni-/| versity. « Carrot Cookies Tr" the cooking department, Marjorie Hacking does things off| the beaten track, too. Marjorie, | who hails from Thornton, Ida., took second place in the National Junior Vegetable Growers’ contest. But she likes to cook, and one of hgr favorites is cookies— | made from carrots. | . Then there's Homer Wass, who lives on a 320-acre farm in Worthington, Minn., and is a flying farmer. In seven 4-H years, he’s earned over $7000 with his projects, and won titles with his lambs and Angus beef steer, as: well as a tractor championship.

But Homer isn't satisfied with ==

routine farming. The 10-year-old! youth has begun to farm his acres by air, Out in Bend, Ore., Betty Koth, | 16, whose project is canning, turns over a lot of her products! to an orphanage. She was the | State Fair canning contest winner. Because of her orphanage connection, the state turned over to Betty a supply of deer meat,! taken from hunters who had] killed illegally. Betty promptly; canned the venison.”

Emma Williamson, wall

David Pratt, prize crops.

| There's method is Joan Pat-|

{ten’s madness about farm life.| The 16-year-old Pleasant View, Utah, girl took up better home {methods as her project, and did! it up brown. She averaged several days’ work, and found that | dishwashing took 761 hours, 49| minutes a year, and she walked {1212 miles doing the dishes. Ap[plying ™ béttér ‘methods, “she cut: that to 288 hours a year, and a |little over two miles of walking.

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