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—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, July 2, 1966
4-H CLUB NEWS
RTRASBURG COOKING
CLUB ORGANIZES
by Marilyn Krantz, reporter
The Strasburg 4-H Cooking
Club held its organizational
meeting on Thursday, June 30,
at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
"Robert Hess. Seventeen mem
|>ers were present.
, The following officers were
president, Donna Hess;
president, Carol Groff;
secretary, Cindy Hess; treas
urer, Joyce Groff; song lead
er, Sharon Groff; game lead
ers, Donna Welk and Betty
Umble; and news reporter,
vjlarilyn Krantz.
The chosen projects for the
club are “Adventures in Cook
ing” and “Food When Com
pany Comes.”
The candidates chosen by the
club for the Long Park Field
Day Queen are Carol Groff,
senior contestant and Marilyn
Krantz, junior contestant.
The adult club leaders are
Mrs. J Robert Hess, Mrs Rich
ard Hess and Mrs. Robert C.
Groff.
The next meeting will he
held July 12.
4-H Sewing Club
Demonstrates Work
by Carol Rohrer, reporter
Members of the Lititz-Man
heim 4-H Sewing Club met re
cently in the Warwick High
School Home Economics
rooms.
Shirley Buckwalter, vice
president, was in charge -of
the meeting and led the group
in saying the 4-H pledge. The
minutes of the previous meet
ing were read and approved.
801 l call was taken with 40
members present. Debbie
Wenger led the group in sing
ing “If You’re Happy.”
Three demonstrations were
presented. Janice Keeny and
Pam Becker showed the prop
er way to lay out a pattern
Shirley Buckwalter and Carol
Rohrer demonstrated how to
cut out a pattern. Diane
Palmer showed how to stay
stitch.
Following the business meet
ing, the girls worked on then
projects. Junior leaders help
ing this year are Diane and
Daune Palmer, Pam Becker,
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Shirley and Judy Buckwalter gave a demonstration to the eling their outfits at Dress Re-
Carol Rohrer and Janice first year girls on dai!y cnre VieW -
Keeny of hands and nalls - ' The cooking girls will take
The' next meeting will be ppoll _. A 4 „ f cak *- ™ ad ? fran » tbe ' r « ci P e
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PENN MANOR CLASHING
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Fire Hall, Monday afternoon. Hilltop 4-H Stitchers learned
by Doris Harnish, reporter The projects the sewing th « rudiments of sewing at
The work session of the group is working on include , second meeting held
Penn Manor Clashing Thim- project one, which is a choice
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During the business ipeeting sleeveless dress; four, a school
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Marta, Smith presided as
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Miss Joanne Warner was sign
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Mrs. Smith gave a demon
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