4-H Club News
PINCUSHIONS CLUB
ELECTS QUEEN
The club leaders showed the
by Cynthia McQuate, reporter first year girls how to use the
The second meeting of the sewing machine. Cindy Me-
Leola Pincushions 4-H Club Quate and Marie Grumbine
was held on June 22 at the gave a demonstration on good
home of Mrs. Jacob Hoober. posture. Refreshments were
The meeting was called to or- served,
der by the president, Marie ■
Grumbine. The secretary’s re- •
port was read by the assistant ‘SNOOPY SNIPERS’
secretary, Cindy McQuat'e, SELECT PROJECTS
which was flowed by the by Judy „ reporter
rCP by RUt The. ‘Snoopy Snipers’ 4-H
Oberholtzer. Club held their weekly meet
• Hie club decided to entering Monday at the home of
.the Queen Contest. Marie Mrs. Joyce - Pyle.
Grumbine, daughter of Mr. and A business meeting was
•Mrs. Ray Grumbine, Leola, Was held and the girls were told
elected senior queen. The club .to have their dues in by the
CUSTOM SPRAYING
HIGH PRESSURE WASHING
and
DISINFECTING
in all types of poultry houses.
MAYNARD L. BEITZEL
Witmer, Pa. Phone 392-7227
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will select a Junior queen at
the next meeting.
Sandra Grumbine, game lead
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games.
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next meeting. A work period Lancaster Fanning,
followed the meeting.
«SS/S STLrz Bull Announce New
ects. They could select one of Milk Quality Program
the following: poncho, TV T «i j « «
slippers, apron, tote bag, or . , L ® land H . Bl | l - slata sccre '
wind scarf tary of a S r multure. has an '
The members were helped nou .™ cd a statewide milk
with their projects by their control program to be
adult leaders. conducted by h.s department.
Inspectors from the Division
of Milk Sanitation, Bureau of
Foods pnd Chemistry, will
check supplies at all of the
750 dealer plants in the state
and on producing farms to de
tect any trace of abnormal
milk.
Fulton Grange
Confers Degrees
Fulton Grange #66 held a
special meeting at their hall in
Oakryn, Pa., June 20 when-
First and Second Degrees were
conferred on nine candidates.
The Lecturer, Miss Agnes
Spence, announced photo and
art contests which will be held
October 10. The Home Eco
nomics Committee will hold a
coleus contest in the fall.
A regular meeting was held
June 27 when Third and
Fourth Degrees were given six and j|rs Clifford Hollo
candidates. The Grange will way j r Mrs. Charles Tindall
furnish a savings bond for the Sr > Earl Smokeri M rs. Marian
Harvest Queen contest at the Anknm, Mrs Charles McSpar-
Southern Lancaster Co Com- ran and Theodore Beck
mumty Fair in September The next meeting Wlll be
Membership awards were July n and the annual picmc
presented by the Master Gyles Wlll be held at the Grange
Brown, to Mrs Stanley Stauf- Ead j u j 25
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Secretary Bull said immedi
ate steps, will be taken to cor
rect any such conditions. For
the present the program will
rely on voluntary cooperation
of producers and distributors
Most of the larger milk dis
tributors for the past several
years have been conducting
their own screening opeia-
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Saturday, July 2, 1966
tions, and invariably these
have satisfied requirements of
the new program, Bull staled.
He anticipates full compli
ance by July 1, 1967, when all
fluid milk from any origia that
is shipped across state lines
will be placed under regula
tions of a national abnormal
milk program.
Action by the Department of
Agriculture conformed to rec
ommendations made recently
by the new Pennsylvania Mas
titis Council. The council’s
proposals were drawn up by a
special committee named by
Dr. Roy F. Davenport, Phila
delphia, president.
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