J 8 Lancaster Farming, Saturday. April 5. 1969
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LEXINGTON SEWING
The Lexington 4-H Sewing
Club met recentlj at the Brun
nenille Fire Hall to reorganize
and elect officers
The following girls were elect
ed Cindy Eberly. president:
Celeste Sei veiling vice presi-|
dent: Amj Spangler, secretary:
alternate secretary. Laura Leeti
Martha Showalter treasurer:'
Connie Eberly. alternate treasui
er; game leaders—Donna Wal
ton and Carol Martin; song lead- 1
ers. .lane Hensel and Jean Mil
ler: news reporter. Andrea
Smith and Candance Snivelling,
council representative
Mother* were entertained with
gi mes. under the direction of
pi eject lender. .Mrs. Lee -\ brief
explanation ol club require
ments and a demonstration on
the pin chasing and prepaiation
cl labile was gnen b\ club
leader, Mrs Smith
Reficslunents weie served and
the meeting was adjourned
The next meeting will be held
on A pul 10 in the Fno Hall
from 3 30 p in to 3 30 P M
SADDLE CINCHES
The Saddle Cinchos 4-H Itor-e
Club o) the Milton Grove area
held iin organizational meeting
a the tnrm ol Mrs, II Kenneth
Boiry. Ml Joj. R 2
Karen Horn was elected presi
dent and Judy Sheet?.. vice pres
idem ol the club Other ollicers
elected include Linda Walts,
secrelarj: Cindy Wendlcr trea
surer. Kendace Borry. news re
poiler. Pat Dougherlv. sone
leader, and Vicki See. mi nit
liadei Countv Council members
ait Karen lloin and Lind;
Walts
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The next meeting of the club
will be on Apiil 18 7'30 p.m. at
Ihe home ol Lori Cerphey. Alt
Joy R 2 Interested persons arc
welcome
Leaders tor the coming yeai
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NORTHERN SOIL & WATER
Ry Curtis Horst
Karen Marlin presented a
demonstration about “Capillary
Water" to the Northern Lancas
ter Co. 4-H Soil and Water Con
servation Club at its meeting
on March 20. The meeting was
held in the basement of the
Hinkletown Church at 8:00
Paul Marlin. Club leader,
taught the lesson lor the night
He reminded the members to
timsh their proiects lor the club
round-up on April 9
The next meeting will be held
on April 3, at 7 15
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