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-twa ddmo’nstratkm on the me
%ha'nrcs‘ of a fuel System for
% red ribbon. Both are mem-
ifcers Of the Northeast 4-H
Club.
'l'hd mfethod of growing e-.
%eta)bTes in flats won a white
-ribbon for John Douts, Dm-'
rfn’Ote >RI, in the vegetable de
monstration event. He is also
a member of the Drumore
L clnb.
Runnerup in the wildlife
aontest with a red ribbon in
the Danish judging system
were John Erb, 118 Kreider
Ave., and Annette Long, Lit
its R 3.
Winner of the bread demon
stration was ’Miss Evelyn
Groff, sixteen-year-old daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd
Groff, Gordonville 81.
Her demonstration Won a
tine ribbon under the Danish
judging system. A senior at
Pequea Valley High School,
Kinzara Rl, in the fall, Miss
Groff represented the Pequea
Valley 4-H Cooking Club.
The demonstration squad of
Miss Cynthia Bucher, Lititz
R 2, and Miss Virginia WiVell,
Columbia Rl, won a blue tag
lor their poultry foods exhi
bit featuring chicken debon-
Ing.
Miss Bncher, sixteen-year
old president of the Lancaster
County 4-H Home Economics
4-H Sewing Club
Holds Meeting
A work session opened 'the
regular meeting of the Man
hieim Township 4-H Merry
Stitchers club Monday at the
Production bredit building,
Roseville Rofcd. The' meeting
closed with the business ses
sion.
At the next meeting, July
16 at Production Credit.
Miss Jane Thurston, assistant
county home economist, will
give a demonstration on cov
ered buttonholes and darning
socks.
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Revue.
Miss Wivell is the daughter
Of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Wirell,
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Judges in the county con
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ture at Penn Manor High
School, and John Rorabaugh,
professor of biological scien
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since gone out of thd Tsr6iler
business. !He now has four
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ten's 'for market, and half the
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