—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, August 21, 1965
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4-H Club News
CONESTOGA VALLEY
4-H SEWING CLUB
Nancy Risspr, reporter
The Conestoga Valley Senior
and Junior Sewing Clubs held
a tea for the mothers on Au
gust 17. The highlight of the
tea was a fashion show in
which members modeled their
completed projects. Miss Jo
anne Warner and Miss Eliza
beth Richardson from the Ex
tension Office were the judges.
P. iL. 'Eohier & Bros, awarded
a first and second prize for
each group. Narrators for the
show were Nancy Risser and
Doris Dagen.
The prize winners were: Ist
year —1, Diane Bare; 2, Sus
anne Ruhl; 2nd year —1, Deb
by Trout; 2, Judy Steffy; 3rd
year —1, Carol Bare; 2, Doris
Mellinger; 4th year —1, Doris
Dagen; 2, Vera Denhnger;
Free Lance —1, Nancy Ris
ser; 2, Dorothy Beachy.
Winners of the light bulb
sale in the club were also an
nounced. In the senior club
Patty Bare received first prize
for selling $54 worth of light
bulbs. Carol Herr received
second for selling $53 worth.
Diane Rohrer came in a close
third. In the junior club Bren
da Hootoer was first, with 326
light bulbs sold. Meriam Herr
sold 196 light bulbs to come
in second in the junior club.
(Refreshments were served
by the refreshment committee
which consisted of Vera and
Velma Denlinger, Jane Her
shey, 'Menam Herr, and Don
na Book. The club plans to
visit the Christ Children’s
Home, Paradise August 31.
Games and presents for the
children will be included as
part of the community proj
ect.
PENN MANOR
CLUB AWARDS
by Peggy Eshleman, reporter
Roundup for 444 cooking
girls was held August 13 at
the Penn Manor High School.
The Rookie Kooks were award
ed ribbons for their perform
ances
Mealtime Magic girls re
ceived ribbons as follows-
BLUE Kathy Dull, El
lyce Jean Engle, Anne Mane
Smith, and Connie Stehman.
RED Peggy Eshleman,
Dons Harmsh, Linda Porter.
WHITE Donna Kauifman,
Linda Smith, and Judy Thom
as
The following girls in the
Tasty 'Snack gioup leceived
ribbons
BLUE Patsy Eshleman,
Edna Funk, and Diane Sheaf
fer
RED Claudia Benedict,
Patsy Kilheffer, Beverly Mar
tin, and Holly Richardson.
WHITE Lu Ann Frolich
and Joyce Kauffman.
A covered dish social has
been planned for the parents
on September Ist at the Steh
man’s Church Pavilion.
4-H Club Host
To Area Group
fey Barbara Hershey, reporter
The Elizabethtown-Donegal
Since 1935 . . .
Your Dependable
SALES
EVERY
TUESDAY
4-H club was guest of the Lit-
Itz-Manhcim Community 4-H
Club at its meeting last Thurs
day at the Lilitz Springs Park.
A watermelon paily was fea
tured.
Eric Stoner, club president,
showed slides taken on the ex
change trip to Colorado.
The club will hold a Parents’
Night at the next meeting.
4-H SEWING CLUBS MODEL
AT FULTON GRANGE
Fulton Grange #66 held
their regular meeting August
9 in Oakryn, Pa, with Master
Gyles H. Brown presiding. The
Grange Charter was draped
in memory of Walter Wood,
a member for fifty-three years,
a Past Master and Treasurer
for thirty-seven years.
Seventy-four people went on
the Grange tour to the New
York World’s Fair, July 31.
The Lancaster Co. Pomona
Grange picnic was announced
for Saturday, August 21, 7:30
p.m. at the Fulton Grange
Hall.
Clair Murphy was appoint
ed to fill the unexpired term
as treasurer.
The Little Britain, Fulton
and Drumore 4-H Sewing
Clubs presented the program
and modeled dresses made
this summer. The program
opened with group singing.
Jackie Pownall presented a
piano solo and Cheryl Me-
Sparran gave a talk on “What
4hH Means to Me." Fulton
Club modeled as follows: First
Year Skirts; Pam Stanley,
Judy Trimble, Peggie Gal
breath, Peggy Walker, Lou
Ann Charles and Audrey Derr.
Second Year Dress; Joyce
Galbreath and Linda Brown
ing Third Year Dress; Elaine
Galbreath Fourth Year Jump
er; Ruth Walton. Fifth Year
Suit; Carol Holloway Mrs.
Clayton Wiley, club leader,
narrated. Other leaders are
Mrs. James Ewart, Mrs. Clif
ford Holloway Jr. and Mrs.
Barbara Mackey
Little Britain Club models:
First Year Skirts: Jackie
Pownall, Marie Counts, Yvonne
Griest, Carolyn Reese, Sally
Tice, Joy Temple, Janet Kreid-
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or, Velma Temple, Cindy or and Cindy Burkina. Judy held Sept. 13.
Wood, Patty Groff, Pommy Longenccker narrated for Dru-
Groff, Joyce Brown, Sally Hos- more Club. Lenders are Mrs. BOOTS & SADDLES
tetter, Linda Hostetler and Francis McSparran, Mrs. Jay CLUB MEETS
Diane Shepherd. Mrs. Jesse Eberly, Mrs. Stanley Stauffer
Wood, club leader, narrated., J;-.. Mrs. Robert McSparran, by Darlene Neff, reporter
Other leaders are Mrs. How- Mrs. Robert Housekeeper, Mrs. The regular monthly meet
ard Coates and Betty Counts' Jesse Cutler and Mrs., Donald ing of the 4-H Bodts & Saddles
Drumore Club models: First McSparran. Horse and Pony Club was held
Year Skirts: Carol Culler, on Friday 13th at Daniel Rohr-
Nancy Sinclair and Sally Sin- Mrs. Charles Thomas, Lan- er’s.
clair. Second Year Dress: Jo caster Co. Extension Home insurance money in the
Boohar, Cheryl McSparran and Economist, gave remarks. amount of $1 was collected
Linda Herr. Third Year Dress: There will be an art dls- f rom each member. Leader
Sue Boohar. Two-piece Dress: Play at the next meeting, Au- p au i sites reported that Leroy
Roxanne McSparran. Fifth gust 23, and suggestions for Bricker will be showing £dms
Year Suit; Peggy Housekeep- now officers. Election will be (Continued on Page 11 >
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