—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, June 18, 1966
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4-H CLUB NEWS
KOOKIE KOOKS 4-H
CLUB NAMES OFFICERS
by Ellyce Jean Engle, reporter
The second meeting of the
Penn Manor Kookie Kooks was
held at the Penn Manor Jun
ior High School, Wednesday,
June 15 President Linda Por
ter opened the meeting at 1
p m During the business meet
ing the remaining officers and
4-H Queens were elected The
results of the election were
Ellyce Jean Engle, news re
porter, Bonnie Kauffman and
Linda Schock, songleaders;
Tein Brenner and Carla Mc-
Donna. game leaders, Connie
Stehman, Senior 4-H Queen;
and Linda Schock, Junior
Queen
After the business meeting
Linda Porter and Connie Steh
man gave a demonstration on
how to make Honey Milk Balls
The next meeting will be
held at the Penn Manor Jun-
ior High School at 12 noon
on June 29.
Adult leaders are Mrs. Wit
mer Dull and Mrs Charles
Kocker Junior' leaders are
Linda Porter, Connie Stehman,
Doris Harnish, and EllyceJean
Engle
AYRSHIRE-JERSEY CLUB
HAS JUDGING PRACTICE
by ' Shirley Aaron, reporter
The Ayrshire-Jersey 4-H Club
held its June meeting at the
home of James Esbenshade,
Quarryville R 2, with 13 mem
bers attending
Judging practice was held
with two-year-old and aged
cows Club adviser Victor
Plastow gave members some
points on judging cows
Donna Eshleman and Steve
Anowsmith were chosen to
represent the club at the
State 4-H Club Congress this
month
A contest to pick 4-H jun
ior and senior queen candi
dates will be held next month
All girls who enter must pre
pare a three-minute speech
The next meeting of the
club will be held July 11, 7 30
pm, at Steve Arrowsmith’s,
Peach Bottom R 1 A fitting,
showmanship, and judging
practice will be followed by a
swimming party
LITITZ MANHEIM CLUB
PICKS QUEEN PROSPECTS
by Annette Long, reporter
The Lititz-Manheim 4-H Com
munity Club met at the home
of Susie and Mike Peifer,
Manheim Rl. with 45 mem
beis responding to roll call
Susie Peifer was chosen as
a contestant for the Semoi
4-H Queen contest and Peggy
Buckwaltei, Lititz R 3, was
chosen as Junior 4-H Queen
candidate
A demonstration on “How to
Select 4H Pigs” was given by
Robeit Millei, Lititz R 3 Dale
Shenk, Lititz R 3, gave a han
dvman project demonsti ation
entitled “Facts About Sand
paper ”
Aftei the business meeting,
games and homemade ice
ci earn were enioyed by the
club membeis
LITITZ MANHEIM SEWING
CLUB PICKS QUEENS
by Carol Rohrer, reporter
The Lilitz Manheim 4-H Sew
ing Club met June 4 at the
home of Mis David E Buck
waltei Lititz R 3
Pi esident Judy Buckwalter
called the meeting to oidci
and the 47 membeis respond
ing to i oil call repeated the
club pledge Minutes of the
last meeting weie read and
approved. The game leaders
led the group in two games
before the meeting.
The club chose Janice Keen
ey the senior queen candidate
with Anna Ruth Long as alter
nate. Cindy Balmer is the jr.
queen candidate, and Sharon
Kreider the alternate.
After the meeting the first
year members went to the Lit
itz Sewing Center to get mater
ial for their aprons The other
girls worked on their projects.
Another new local leader this
year will be Mrs Noah Kreid
er, Jr.
The next meeting will be
held at the Warwick High
School home economics room
on June 21 at 9 a.m.
GARDEN SPOT COMMUNITY
4-H CLUB MEETS
by Nancy Risser, reporter
The Garden Spot Commun
ity 4-H Club met Tuesday,
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We asked the Robert Weavers;
Is total electric living
as low-cost as we promised?
Their answer:
Yes!
last year
including
This low cost also included electric water
heating, cooking, laundering, lighting, and
all their other electric services.
That’s why we say, to make a true
comparison of the total costs of home
heat and operating all your work-saving
appliances, you must add together all
costs.
With total electric living, for instance,
there’s just one service, one bill and no
expensive maintenance contracts. But to
June 14, at the Smoketownl
Elementary School. Debby
Trout was elected the club’s
representative to the 4-H Jun
ior Queen Contest to be held
July 11 at Penn Manor High
School, at 7:30 pm.
Jeffrey and Kenneth Risser
gave a demonstration on wir
ing a bee frame.
Harvey Gipe. extension serv
ice, brought the members up
to-date on county 4-H activi
ties. He asked for more host
families for 4-H’ers on the.
Massachusetts Exchange Trip
The club elected to inyite
the Drumore Community Glub
to its next meeting which will
be a baseball game and ice
cream party to be held July
12, at 8 pm, at the Lampeter
Community Park..
Films were shown and the
meeting was adjourned.
Today one farm worker
provides food and fiber for 35
other persons A century ago
he met the needs of just five
others, and as recently as 1950
only 15.
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paid just $25.60 a month
for everything,
electric heating!
We
The total-electric home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Weaver, New Holland.
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Weavers do.
Before you build or remodel, see youp
Reddy Kilowatt Recommended Electric
Home Heating Dealer, listed in the
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