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Nearly 400 Warwick School District science students in
grades 8 through 12 joined m a clean-up of a mile and a half
section of Lititz Springs Creek Wednesday morning to mark
Earth Day. The constructive approach to pollution control
netted tons of debris from the stream bed and banks.
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“Women might not be able
to add, but they can certainly
distract.”
aWOLGEMUTH
BROS., INC.
The* New Holland 4-H Com
munity Club held its monthly
meetin« .it the home of Mrs.
Mime Good Api il 20.
Mr. Lueck showed a movie
called, “Focus on 4-H.” After
the movie came election of
officers as follows:
Elvin Lapp, president; Mary
Lou Fisher, vice president;
Lillie Lapp, secretary; Becky
Sadler, treasurer; Diane Herr,
news reporter; Joleen Sinclair,
song leader; Fred Hertzler and
Frank Ruoss, game leaders;
Maiy Lou Fisher and Diane
Herr, County Council represen
tatives, with Frank Ruoss as an
alternate.
East Main Sheet. All girls in
The leaders for this year aie the Leola aiea aie welcome to
Mane Good, Elmer Lapp, Eail attend.
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MOUNT JOY, PENNA.
New Holland 4-H
by Diane Herr
yotrumv£/i
Kislut. Hill Klslu’i*. Dee Fisher,
.mtl Mary M. Mai tin.
The next meeting will be held
.il thi’ home of Dliine Herr at
7an pm. May 18. .Mr. Keller
Will be the guest speaker.
Leola I II Club
In Joanna Barrett
The Leola I’m Cushion 411
Club held its first meeting of
the season at the home of Mrs.
Jacob Hoobei The following
officers wcie elected: Linda Sen
se nig, piesitlent: Karen Buck
waiter, vice-president; Carol Kill
heffer, secielary; Brenda Hoob
er, tieasurer: Sue Cockran and
Kitty Yeager, game leaders;
Pattie Holhnger and Diane
Shreiner, song leaders; and
Joanna Barrett, news reporter.
The dub leaders are Mrs.
William Cockran and Mrs.
Jacob Hoober. Nineteen mem
beis weie piesent.
The next meeting will be held
May 19 at the Hoober home, 460
Ph. 653-1451
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