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—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, July 23,1966
4-H CLUB NEWS
WHAT’S COOKING 4-H
CLUB REPORTS MEETING
The Wh«t’«, Cooking Club
met last Wednesday at the
home of Mrs. Willis Bucher
with Reba Shelly, president,
in charge of the business
meeting. The 4-H pledge was
recited and Sharon Kreider
led the singing. Eleven mem
bers were present for roll call.
Reports were given by the
girls about cup custards which
they made at home. Denise
Jurell presented a demonstra
tion on-candle decorating for
various seasons of the year.
Joanne Spghr made a golden
dessert sauce to be used on
fruit salads. A chocolate cake
with peanut butter icing was
prepared and , served to the
group by Ann Bomberger, Jo
anne Spahr, Joyanne Cropf
and Eva Murry. Punch was
also served.
The next meeting will be
held at the' Bucher residence
July 27 at 1:30 p.m.
LITITZ-MANHEIM CLUB LEOLA PINCUSHIONS
HOSTS LINCOLN 4-H’ERS PLAN PICNIC
by Erie Stoner, sub. reporter by Cynthia McQuate, reporter
The Lititz-Manheim 4-H Club The Leola Pincushions 4-H
met July 13 at the Manheim Club met at the home of Mrs.
Neffsville, with members of Jacob Hoober on July 13 with
Township Community Park, Marie Grumbine presiding,
the Lincoln 4-H Club as guests Members decided to have a
for a softball game. picnic and go swimming on
Glenn Herr, Manheim Rl, August 10 The following were
showed slides of his family’s chosen as a committee to ar
trip west as the highlight of range .the details: Sharon
the program. Weaver, Cynthia McQuate, and
Vice president Carl Siegrist Kathy Hoober
presided over the business Following the business meet
meeting during which the club ing, members enjoyed songs
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tend the meeting of the Eliz
abethtown-Donegal Club on
July 19.
For its August meeting, the
Lititz-Manheim Club plans a
square dance and watermelon
party to be held at Lititz
Springs Park.
PEQUEA CLUB
PLANS PICNIC
by Carol Eby, reporter
The annual picnic of the
Pequea Valley 4-H Club was
planned at a meeting Monday
at the Intercourse Fire Hall.
The picnic committee in
cludes Doris' Kauffman, Donna
Denlinger, Lucinda Brackbill,
Judy Perella, and Carol Eby.
The.picnic is to be held on
August 23 or 24 at the New
Holland Community Park
Mrs. Joanne Bowman, asso
ciate home economist, talked
to the girls and helped them
with their sewing projects
during the work meeting.
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irtd games,' then went to wtfrk by the'prertdent/ Ppr
on their projects. • : ter, ai > ',meinbA v*o: idihed-
There -were nine members to' buy a ’4-1T asked.
and two leaders-present. to-sign up/ for ,ftpe: .Alter/ the
The next meeting was set business meeting' was- adjourn
for July 26. ed the four groups of girls
* r w»w and their Junior Leadersmade
LITITZ-MANHEIM 4-H their choice of banana bread,
SEWING CLUBVTO TOUR muffins or biscuits, and a bev
erage.
by Carol Rohrer, reporter _ ,
The seventh meeting of the T! 1 * next n J e f* ul |.
Lititz-Manheim 4-H Sewing held at 1 ? 00n Man "
Club was held in the Warwick Junior High School on
High School home economics Wednesday, July 2Tth.
rooms at 9:00 a.m. on July 19. ——
President Judy Buckwalter DONEGAL 4-H SEWING
was in charge of the meeting CLUB MEETS
and !ed us in saying the 4-H „ Frances B ixler. reporter
club pledge. Roll call showed The - fifth D 1 | ewing
45 members Present R 01ub brought to or-
Pam Becker told the mem- d b 4he c lub president,
hers they will Wur Morgan Florence who
Paper Company and Graybills in , the Club Pledge.
were led by Carol Hess.
meet 0 Secretary, Lou Ann Hess call
they divided into their respec- ed with 21 irls re nd .
tive groups to work. . ... .. .
Their next meeting will be wg r mtb their favo , tre *'
held in the high school home Home economist, Mrs. Jo
economics rooms at 9:00 a.m. ann e Bowman, talked to the
on July 26. girls about Dress Review. Re
' becca Kling told the girls about
KOOKIE KOOKS BAKE judging at State Dress Review.
Carol Hess, a first place win
by Ellyce Jean Engle, reporter ner in - the girls’ division, of
Wouldn’t you have liked to Public Speaking,- gave her
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July 20, when the delicious Much Education Do I Need.”
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During the business meet- from the Exchange 4-Hers
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