12—Lancaster Forming. Saturday. September 14,1968
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OF THE PENN WILLOW
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The monthly Community Club
Meeting of the Penn Willow 4-
It Club was held on September
6. 1068 at the Pequea Township
Elementary School There was
a short business meeting aftci
which the meeting was turned
over to the Piogram Committee.
The membeis of the Piogram
Committee weie Eluabeth Lov
ett. Debbie Degenhardt. Patty
Eshloman. Beicily Mai tin. Julia
Harnish Mrs Robeit Martin
was the adult leadei in charge
Tile piogram for the evening
consisted of a talent show, which
was piesented in the outer of a
]i\e television variety show
with members of the club par
ticipating The talent consisted
of piano solos by Debbie Lefec
er Judith Gaibei. Kathy Degen
haidt Ami Probst, Ruth Ann
Wolt and a piano duet by Paula
and Juba Ilainish Theie were
two clarinet solos by Ted Huber
and Linda Heister Accordian
solos were piesented by Erie
Piobst and Karen and Susan
Hess Gregory Martin perform
ed on the trumpet A trio of
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girls, featuring Barbie Huber,
Pamela Martin and Debbie Lc
fever, called themselves the
"Lady Bugs". The "Lady Bugs"
sang four numbers, using ac
tion!, and props. Denise Martin
and Betsy Molly presented «
vocal duet. Three live TV com
mercials wore presented by
Patty Eshleman, Debbie Degen
hqrdl, and Pamela Martin. Bar
bie Huber and Debbie Lefever.
Donald Martin. Ted Huber and
Tim Breneisen presented a
comedy skit using a trumpet,
clarinet and a violin A second
comedy skit was presented bj
Paula Harnish. Patty Eshleman,
David Meily, Douglas Martin,
Tim Breneisen and Donald Mar
tin The surprise element of the
show was a King Contest The
following boys were selected to
represent finalists of a King
Contest David Meily, Douglas
Mai tin, Enc Eshleman, Donald
Martin, Tim Breneisen and Ted
Huber A panel of judges con
sisting of Mr and Mrs Roy
Piobst and Mrs Robeit Camp
bell, was present to select the
winners Each boy was required
to state his name, number of
years in 4-H and the projects fie
has completed; they had to ap
pear on the stage in bathing
suits, and each one had to ans
wer a question The following
boy won in each category, Mr
Congeniality - Donald Martin;
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Mr. Beautiful Legs ■ David Mol
ly; Mr. Poise - Dougins Martin;
Mr. Posture • Eric Eshlemon;
Mr. Figure • Ted Huber; Mr.
Lovely Hair ■ Tim Brcnolscn
They were presented with bou
quets and banners by the Tenn
Willow 4-H Queens. Patty Esh-
Icman and Beverly Martin.’Tho
Judges then selected Ted Huber
as the Penn Willow 4-H Club
King. Beverly Martin acted ns
Master of the Ceremonies for
the Talent Show and Peggy Esh
lemnn MC’d the King Contest.
The next meeting of the club
will be held on October 4, ID6B
at 7-.30 The program will be a
Halloween Party.
GARDEN SPOT COMMUNITY
The Garden Spot Community
4-H Club met on Monday Even
ing, Sept. 9 at the Smoketown
Elementary School The club
touied the Intelligencer Journal
building. Mr Joe Kuntz and - Mr.
Roger Clark were the guides
who showed them through the
newsroom, advertisement,
photography and the printing
rooms They were told manv in
teresting facts some of which
are that the newspaper office
uses 8 rolls of paper a day and
they weigh approximately 1600
lbs, they print 48,000 papers
and hour and have 450 full time
employees and 1200 carnei
boys They also print the York
Sunday News
Following the tour thev had a
short business meeting. Mr. Jay
Irwin and Mr. Risser gave some
comments There was a com
mittee picked to plan the next
meeting which will be a Hallo
ween Party, and it will be held
on Oct. 18th at 7 30 at the home
of Harold Ruhl Come in cos
tume Harold RuhTs home is lo
cated at 2425 Old Philadelphia
Pike.
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