10—Lancaster Farming, Saturday. April 29,1967
f 4-H
NEWS
LAMPETER-STRASBURG
CLUB REORGANIZES
by Jojce Groff, reporter
The reoiganization meeting KIRKWOOD 4-H CLUB
of the Lampeter-Strasburg 4-H ORGANIZED FOR 1967
Club was held on April 15 at
the home of Mrs. J Robert by Ann Walton, reporter
Hess, Strasburg Rl. The fol
lowing ofliceis were elected
The Kirkwood Community 4-
T . . II Club was organized on April
President, Maulyn Krantz. ~ ‘
vice president, Cindy Hess, a *- the Bat t-Colerain Ele
secietary, Beverlv Byers, treas- men taiy School.
lifer, Donna Welk: song lead- Approximately twenty mem
er, Carol Byers: game leaders, bers attended the meeting.
Debbie Hess and Debbie Wik- over half of them new to 4-H
er. news repoiler, Joyce Groff Club woik.
Debbie Hess and JoAnn Winthrop Meinam. associate
Metzler, and Cindy Hess and county agent, explained to
Therasa Biotzman will team the new members the history
up in piesenting demonstra- and reasons behind 4-H.
tions at the next meeting Dorothy Walton was elected
In discussing pi ejects, mem president with Hugh Wenger
bers decided to have two seiving as* vice president Oth
groups Cooking (It’s Fun Toer officeis elected were secre-
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The next meeting will be
held June 20. at 9:30 a in., at
the Lampcter-Strasburg High
School.
Club leaders for this year
are: Mrs J Robert Hess; Mrs
Richaul Hess, Slrasburg Rl;
and Mrs Robert C Groff, Quar
ryville R 3.
FERTILIZERS
Call Us Now
Ph. AC 717 367-1211
Improve
and Room
tary, Teresa Walton: treasurer, Sandy Walton: and club report- held on May 2, at 7:30 In the
Tim Mills; game leaders. Sandy er, Ann Walton. Bart-Coleraln Elementary
Farmer, Donna Blantz, and The next meeting will be School.
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