<span class="subhead"><b>Cass County Area Homemakers Quarterly Council Meeting</span></b></p><p>The Cass County Heartland Area Homemakers had its quarterly council meeting March 6 at the Extension office in Harrisonville. The county officers were in charge of hospitality and registration. </p><p>Betty Beason, president, called the meeting to order and led the pledge of allegiance to the flag. Linda Kyser, secretary, gave the thought of the day titled, &#x93;The BE Attitudes.&#x94;</p><p>The roll call, snowstorm memory, was answered by 18 members. Clubs in attendance were: Get Together (3), Glorified Homemakers (3), Lisle Club (3), Pleasant Hill Young Matrons (4), Pleasant Valley (2), and Progressive Priscilla (3).</p><p>Minutes of the December meeting were read and approved.</p><p>Louise Musick introduced Glenna Callen, master gardener, to present a program titled &#x93;Resourceful Gardner.&#x94;</p><p>Items were collected for Life Choice Center. Barbara Carter volunteered to deliver the items.</p><p>The Club Yearbooks were collected. Treasurers evaluated them March 13 at the Extension office.</p><p>Carter volunteered to bring coffee cups, JoAnn Swearengin and Arduth Baker volunteered to bring serving spoons.</p><p>The terms of vice president and treasurer are up for election. Musick, Lillie Bouchard and Katrina Cummins were nominated to act as a nominating committee. Baker moved and Carole Mullen seconded the above committee be approved. Motion approved.</p><p>Spring Fling is scheduled Wednesday, April 17, at the Extension office. The signup sheet was routed with each club scheduling their 20-minute program. Each person is to bring a salad and their service. Each club is to bring a door prize. Pleasant Valley Homemakers will be in charge of Registration, Lisle Club in charge of Hospitality and Progressive Priscillas in charge of Invocation.</p><p>Door prizes were won by Carter, Lillan Strack, Sandra Collings, and Ruth Osborn.</p><p>Linda Kyser, Secretary