—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, March 20,1971
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* 4-H Chib News
strations were given.
4-H Dairy Club Meets Robert Wltmer ’ treasmcr. Dons m ew Holland 4-H Club B m Book and Joe Nolt gave
Walmei, song leader, Rhoda _ a demonstration on the proper
The first meeting of the Lan- Shope and Russell Wilson, game The New Holland 4-H Coin- ma i ntenance 0 f a battery
caster County Ayrshue, Jersey, leaders, and Roger Shope, news inunity Club held its first meet-
Brown Swiss 4-H Club was held repoiter mg at the home of Mrs Wood- j ere g warr and Darwin Nls-
March Bat the Faim Ciedit Maiy Jane Eshleman was row Goods - at 730 pm Marcn sley g aye a demonstration on
Building in Lancaster. chosen to represent the club at 15 reaction time
New members weie taken in County Council Larry Aaron The meeting was called to
and officers were elected was chosen as an alternate order by president, Elvin Lapp.
The officers are as follows The next meeting will be held Each member was introduced.
Mary Jane Eshleman. president, April 12. We discussed moncy making
Linda Witmer, vice piesident, 5° ser projects and what we could do
Brenda Eshleman, secretaiy, News Reporter to help the community.
Mr. Arnold Lueck helped us
select the projects in which we
were interested as we filled in
our enrollment cards.
We decided the next meeting
would be April 19, 1971 at 7 - 30
p.m. at Mrs. Woodrow Goods
We will have election of offi
cers at this meeting
The meeting was then ad
journed
Robert Delp Named Winner
Of 4-H Wildlife Roundup
The 4-H Wildlife Roundup mg a losette for this award
was held on Wednesday even
ing at the home of Mr and Mrs Other exhibitors in the
Raymond Stoner, 1051 Eden Roundup were Debbie, Chrissy
Road, Lancaster and Patf y Barley, Millersville
, RDI, children of Mr and Mrs
Winner of the roundup is Haiold Barley j and F
Robert Delp son of Mr and gtonei, mi Eden Road
Mrs Henry Delp, Lititz RD3, caster, daughter of Mr and Mrs
with an exhibit on wildlife Raymond stoner These exhibi
signs featuring animal tracks tors , eceived red nbbons
Second place winner was
Robert’s younger brother, Mich- Leaders for the blue are Mr
ael, who had an exhibit featur- and Mrs Melvin Long, Lititz
ing muskrats Ru 3, and Mr. and Mrs Ray-
Thud place was Mark Myer, mond Stoner, 1051 Eden Road,
son of Mr and Mrs Aldus Myer, Lancaster
Millersville RDI. His exhibit Judge for the roundup was
was on deer activities Richard Reiner, 413 Lampeter
These three winners were Road, Lancaster
awarded blue nbbons with Appropnate pnze money was
Robert Delp also winning the awaided to participants in the
best of class award and receiv- roundup
Diane Herr
News Repoi ter,
Manheim-Litifz Club
A reoi ganization meeting of
the Manheim-Lititz 4-H Com
munity Club was held March 11
The following officers were
elected Mike Peiffer, presi
dent; John Shenk, vice presi
dent, Cindy Weaver, secietary;
Dale Brubaker, treasurer; Todd
Herr and Ed Buckwalter, game
leaders; Sue and Doris Hershey,
song leaders, and Carol Kline,
news reporter
The next meeting will be held
Apul 15 at the Fairland School.
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Central Tractor Club demonstration on how to te:
if your oil has water in it.
Gregory Bomberger gave a
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Carol Kline
Reporter
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LET US QUOTE
The group handed thei:
books in to their leader.
4-H Roundup will probabl
be held March 31 at the Farn
and Home Center.
■i;
n
Bill Book
Reporter