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The County Guernsey 4-H “unty Holstein and Ayrshire
dub will be host at the joint Swiss clubs,
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the farm of Robert McSparran,
Peach Bottom, Mary Ellen and
Susanne Mumma, Manheim R 1
put on a fitting and showing
demonstration.
After the demonstration,
club members took a picnic
supper to the meadow where
they had then- business meet
ing.
Ayrshire-Jersey
Brown Swiss 4-H
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The Lancaster County Ayr
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H club will act as host club
at the annual county dairy
club meeting and banquet, it
was announced at the July 9
meeting at the home of J.
Everett Kreider. Quarryville
Rl.
Edwin Uanmli. Christiana
R 1; Alanlyn Harnish, Quarry
ville R 2, and. Barbara Kupp,
jManlieim R 3, were appointed
to serve as the retreshmeut
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committee for the banquet to
be held October 19 in the
Strasburg fire ball.
James Bsbenshade, Quarry
ville R 2, was appointed to
serve as night watchman at
the club’s food stand at the
Southeastern Pennsylvania Ar
tificial Breeding Cooperative
show early nevt month.
Farm ¥/omen
Plan Program
For Convention
The Society of Farm Women
No. 1 met at the home of Mrs.
Ira Shearer. Lititz R D. 4,
with Mrs. Abram Bollinger as
cohostess. Mrs. IV Dean Fy
ock, the president, was in
charge and Mrs. C. V. Smith
read the devotions.
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Lancaster Farming, Saturday, July 14, 1962
president announced that
County Convention will be
held on November 3rd at the
Pequea Valley High School.
Society No. 1 is responsible
tor the program.
The ne.Nt meeting will be
held at the home of Mrs.
Fyoek on August 4th with
Jack Tracy, prison warden, as
the speaker.
Providence- 4-H
Hears Lecture
Professor John Rorabaugh
of Millersville State College,
lectured on 'Entomology at the
recent meeting of the New
I 5 rot idence -1-H Community
tilth.
Professor Rorabaugh showed
slides, ol insects and instructed
the members on construction
o£ killing jars, making nets,
and how to pin a captured m
sect.
Susan Atkins, Mew Provi
dence Rl. was elected to re
present the club in the county
Posture Queen Contest at the
4-H Field Day in Long Park
on July IC.
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