—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, August 26,1967
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• 4-H News
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DRUMORE CLUB MEETS
Ronald Lehman, reporter
The Dnimore 4-H Community
Club held its sixth meeting of
the year August 15. Club mem
bers met at John O’Donnell
Park for their annual hot dog
roast. Things such as the Flow
er and Vegetable roundup, and
the time and place of the next
meeting were discussed.
Refreshments were served by
Richard Lefever, a club leader.
BRUNNERVILLE STITCHERS
PLAN CLUB ROUNDUP
by Debbie Kleinfelter, reporter
The Lexington Hill Top
SUtchers 4-H club met at the
Brunnerville Fire Hall on Mon
day August 21, at 7 p.m.
The meeting was called to
order and Mrs. Smith, leader,
explained about 4-H roundup.
It will be held Monday, August
28 iat the Brunnerville Fire
Hall at 7 p.m.
On August 31 the club will
have, a social meeting for par
ents and friends. The girls will
model their garments and re
freshments will be served.
The following girls partici
pated in the 4-H Dress Revue
at Meadow Hills: Marta Smith,
Candice Seiverling, Nancy Bear
and Cynthia Charles Following
the business meeting the girls
worked on their projects. Mrs
Smith showed the third year
girls how to make a handmade
button hole.
If men had no faith in one
another, all of us would have
to live within our incomes.
PENN MANOR CLUB TO
DONATE $lOO TO F&ll
by Linda Porter, reporter
After hearing assistant coun
ty agent Jay Irwin explain the
current needs of the Lancas
ter County Farm & Home Cen
ter, members of the Penn Man
or 4-H Club voted to donate
$lOO to the fund drive.
Meeting August 22 at the
home of Betty Jane Barley, the
members had a social session
following the business meeting.
Activities included a treasure
hunt and a hot dog roast.
WHAT’S COOKIN’ CLUB
ENTERTAIN MOTHERS
A Round-up for members of
the 4-H What’s Cookin’ Club
was held recently at the home
We asked
Is total
as low-cost as
Their answer:
Yes!
last year for everything,
including electric heating!
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This low cost also included ‘el'ectric;WMer
“heating, cooking, laundering^- hglp|ng,
and all their other electric services. •
That’s why' we say, to make a true
comparison of the total costs of home
heat and operating all your work-saving
appliances, you must add together all
costs.
With total electric living, for instance,
there’s just one service, one bill and no
expensive maintenance contracts. But to
get the true cost of flame-type heat, you
must add together the fuel bill, the elec-
of their leader, Mrs. Willis
Bucher, Lititz R 2, at which
time they entertained their
mothers and presented them
with decorated waste cans they
had made.
Three demonstrations were
given by Sharon Kreider who
displayed a driftwood arrange
ment with candles and dried
flowers; Denise Jurell who
made a watermelon punch bowl
and watermelon punch, and
Carol Kreider who constructed
an attractive Santa Claus gift
by using red tissue paper, cot
ton and construction paper to
cover a tissue box.
Bach girl exhibited a snack
tray and her project books
which were judged by Miss
Sharyanne Schreiber, from the
Agricultural Extension Office,
Lancaster, and Mrs. Bucher.
Blue ribbons and certificates
were awarded to the girls.
The total-electric home of Mr. and Mrs. John S. Fasnacht, New Holland.
the John
electric living
we promised?
We paid
During the meeting, the club
members voted to donate $lO
to the Lancaster County Farm
and Home Foundation Center.
Following the meeting, re
freshments the girls made were
served which consisted of:
homemade ice cream, sand
wiches, peanut brittle, brown
ies, and watermelon punch.
A cooking contest was held
for girls participating in the
4-H What’s Cookin’ Clubs dur
ing Achievement Day which
was held at the Lampeter Com
munity Fair Grounds. Four
members of the local club re
ceived ribbons and cook books
for their entries. They are:
Virginia Bomberger, angel
food cake; Denise Jurell, dec
orated cake in the shape of a
rabbit; Sharon Kreider, spice
cake and Karen Bushong, shoo
fly cake. Sixty cakes were en
tered in the contest.
Fasnachts,
just $30.16
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trie bill and the service contract. Put
them all together and you’ll see why we
say total:|ftteetric way as the
Fasnacht’ fatnilyfdoes.f
' IF
tell your builder you want to be modern,
you want the best, you want electric heat.
IF YOU ARE REMODELING—caII a
Reddy Kilowatt Recommended Electric
Home Heating Dealer for an estimate.
He is listed in the Yellow Pages under
“Heating Contractors."
• Lancaster Auction
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dy to $2 lower, full decline on
Cull.
VEALERS Choice 38-40;
Good 30-39; Standard 33-37;
Utility 30-34; Cull 26.50-30. 70-
90 lbs. 23-26.
SLAUGHTER CALVES
Choice 270-320 lbs. 32-34.50;
Good 250-350 lbs. 28-32; Stand
ard 26-30.
HOGS 265 Barrows and
gilts steady to 25c lower. US
1-2 200-240 lbs. 22.25-22.75; US
1, 200-225 lbs. 23-23.50; US 1-3
195-250 lbs. 21.10-21.75; US 2-3
235-270 lbs. 20.60-20.85.
SHEEP 28 One lot Good
70 lb. Spring slaughter lambs
steady at 23.25.
It is so easy to let the good
things in life rob us of the
best things.
a month
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