0$ 4-H
NEWS
The Penn Willow 4-H Club
met last week at the Pequea
Twp Elementary School and
made plans for a community
clean-up day. No date was set.
The committee members are
Patty Eshleman, Cindy Shantz,
Neila Bowmaster, Tim Brenei
sen, Don Martin. Bevery Mar
tin, and Eric Eshleman.
Don Martin and Eric Eshle
man gave a demonstration on
Rabbit care.
The next meeting will be held
at the Pequea School on May
3 at 7 30 p.m
DRUMORE
The -econd meeting of the 1968
season was held at the Chestnut
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Atrazine
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Level Church house. The meet
ing was attended by nine mem
bers. President Ron Lehman
was in charge There were also
two leaders and Associate Coun
ty Agent Arnold Lucck in at
tendance Mr Lucck gave a talk
on soil conservation and showed
slides of Penn State 4 H days.
The next meeting will be held
at Everett Kreider’s home on
Tuesday, May 28 at 7-30 pm
AYRSHIRE. JERSEY,
BROWN SWISS CLUB
The second meeting of the
Ayrshire. Jeisey and Brown
Swiss 4-H Dauv Club was held
recently at the Farm and Home
Center. The meeting was called
to order by Donna Eshleman,
President
In new business, club dues
were raised to 50 cents per year
The club voted delegates to go
to the 4-H Club Congress Mari
jane Eshleman will go and
Thomas Aaion is the alternate.
Club leaders had a planning
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FOR CONTROL OF
Alfalfa-Spray 22E
Gets them all without the fear of
residues in milk
It’s the spray that thousands of Northeastern dairy
men used last year. Agway Alfalfa Spray 22E is a
convenient, ready-to-use liquid formulation of Du Pont
Methoxychlor plus malathion, and is highly recom
mended for the weevil and other pests.
Ask your AGWAY man for 22E again this year and
“play it safe/spray it safe”.
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Will Apply
Atrazine & Lorox
Ramrod
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meeting following the club
meeting
The next meeting will be held
at William Aaron's home on
May 13, at 8.00 p m.
KIRKWOOD
The Kirkwood Community 4 H
Club held its reorgamzation.il
meeting recently in the Bart
Colormn Elementary School
The following officers w ere
elected -
President - Hugh Wengei.
Vice-president - Teresa Walton;
Secretary - Sandra Farmer;
Treasurer - Judy Thompson:
Game leaders - Lmn Wenger
and Michael Roop; News report
er - Ann Walton, and County
Council representatives - Den
nis Allen and Robert Blantz (Al
ternate).
The Kirkwood Club wall hold
its meetings on the first Thurs
day of each month. The next
meeting will be held on May 2,
ai 7 30 PM in the, Bart-Cole
rain Elementary School
Lancaster Farming. Saturday. April 20.1968—F
Jay Irwin Reports
On 4-H Experiences
Youth continues to p.urcmnte
in 4-H Club actmtics because
it's a satisfying expoi.enco
Four-H full ills a need atom cling
to Jay Irwin, assist ut County
Agent.
Experiences vouth gain in 4 H
arc diversified But an impoi
tant one seems to be an oppor
tunity for a full social life Gi oup
situation- make it easiei to meet
other boys and girls
The chance to achieie a spe
cial goal is another reason for
youth's growing mteiest in 4 H
The incentixe may he a ribbon
but it’s more likely to be a
chance to participate in ecents
at the community legional,
state and national leiels Such
experiences might include lead
er training camp, teen leader
conferences state 4-H club con-
gress. or state 4 H dav s Some
membtis ha'’e the chance to
participate m National 4 H Con
ference or National 4-H Club
Congress
Everyone wants to feel need
ed and liked Being a teen leader
in 4-H helps achie\e this goal
The teen leader piogram pro-
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CRACKED EGGS
WHO "DONE" IT?
If <i 10 000 lien flock is pro
ducing 216 eggs pel' hen and 6'j
of loial ptodnclion is cracked
m binken bs the time the eggs
aie .sold the annual loss to the
poultiyman i- a staggering SI
-625 00 A recent studs of two
methods ol egg collection (inn
filler flats or baskets) proses i
isn't the method used, but the
people doing the collecting tha'
is responsible for cracked eggs
It might pas you to check you*
own or your employee’s influ
ence on cracked eggs by has my
someone else collect eggs for s
fesv days using the same collec
tion method On 10.000 birds
you can sase nearly $3OO a year
for eseis- percent you can re
duce your cracked and broken
eggs ftom 'Maine Timely
Topics'—Maich 1968
vides an oppoitumu to teach
other members Teens gain a
bettei understanding of younger
4 H’ers b\ helping them grow
into lespons’ble citizens
Theie aie mam leasons why
4-H continues to be a major in
fluence in manj voung peoples’
lues Wlu not ask a 4-H er what
some of these leasons are 7