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NEWS
IG SEWING & COOKING
CLUB TOLD “NO SHORTS"
by Joyce Stoll/.fus, reporter
The Intercourse-Gap 4-11 Sew
ing and Cooking Club met on
June 10. at 1:00 for its initial
summer meeting at Pequca
Valley High School.
Lucinda Brackbill. president,
presided over the meeting and
expressed a concern of the
leaders that members not wear
shorts to the meetings so that
their garments could be fitted
properly.
I'IWIW
Secietary. Jane Hoober, read
the minutes of the pi e\ ions
meeting and called the roll
with membeis responding with
their age.
Tieasurei. Donna Denlmger.
asked the club membeis loi
the piompt payment ol the 60c
p. '
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meeting*.
The meeting was adjourned
imd a work session lollowed
during which fiist year mem
hers had a "show and tell",
and second year members weie
shown ihe correct «aj to pie
pare button patches.
The leaders reminded (lie
members of the requirement
of making scrapbooks which
will be handed in at the club's
roundup.
The next meeting will be on
June 10th . 1 p.m. at the Peq
uca Valley High School.
FOUR CLOVERS CLUB
CHOOSES 4-11 QUEEN
by Jeanette Shank, reporter
(James were played belore the
meeting was called to order at
the Pequea Twp. School, bv pre
sident Peggy Fshleman. on June
8 A committee volunteered to
organize plans for a bake sale
to give financial support lor the
new Lancaster County F.u m &
Home Center. Club membeis
elected minor queen, Vngmia
Terre Hill
Stevens
Provost and senior queen. Doris
I tarnish.
The piogiam included a clari
net duel by Ted liubcr and
Cbei.vl Mess, accompanied by
I.uey Herr on (he piano Follow
ing an aeeordian solo by (ilen
da Natiman. Nancy Harnish and
Lucy Herr gave a cooking de
monstr.it ion. Kimbcily and
Kristin Winters demonstrated
how to mount insects
The next meeting is schedul
ed for July 6. at the Pequea
Twp. School.
GARDEN SHOT MEMBERS
HEAR PROJECT REPORTS
by Lynn Ro>er. reporter
At the monthly meeting on
June Bth. members of the Gul
den Spot 4-H Community Club
each gave shoit reports on their
protects
Plans weic made to unite
the Willow Street 4-H Club to
a baseball game at the Lampelei
Community Giomuls on Thins
day. Julv 6. at 8 p m
The meetim> was hold at the
homo ol Dale and .la\ Weaxoi
475 Ml Sidne\ Road Lancastoi
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This m iludi communilv pio-
Jed lor the Minincr Tlu-v diet
ed book* cl< .iiit’d 'ln lM" mil
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UMiliiic in llic piuicd Tlu-v
bioiiuh) liu n own limkiiii',
biukets and duMci' to 'lean.
Tlu- ,n Is taUiiiv. pail wcie Deb
bia Klcmlc!tii \iulic.i Smilb,
Sli.iion tiinii'h.iw \rn .Spnag
lei and fiiillna Kbcilv
Tin- 1.11 Is. .it llti'ir ini'i'linj
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itmlli' Fit i* 11. ill. (U’cidcd to
hold .i b.ikc '•.ik* :d tin* I,it it/,
I-'im* 11.-dl on .bino Id .it 11 .im
The iu*\l util In* hold
.Itnu* IK. whon tho iiu'iiilkts will
visit .hino l.nndis* bi'iiitlv s.don
•It l.ltll/ Ul. Will'll' 'lll' Will 'JIM'
jood jioonnnj lips One June
20 tho juts pl.in to j« to thi>
Kevstone Wu.ivinj Mills horn
n :{ii .i m to I p.ni
The me'Mbeis stinted then
unions piomts .it the June 12
meeting
SI'PCItVISED SWIMMIM,
\BE.VS ARE SAFER
Swnnmeis m .1 '•upci vised
.11 ea ha\e .1 98 potent less
chance ol di outline than those
in an unsupeiMsetl pool pond,
01 beach, lepoits tin National
4m,
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