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er and Steve Sides, song lead
ers.
Elected to County Council
were Art Dean, Steve Breneman
and Cindy Greider.
Second Year Sewing
The Mount Joy 4-H second
year sewing club held its first
meeting on March 29 at the
United Methodist Church in
Mount Joy with 24 girls attend
ing.
Mrs. Lois Hess was in charge
of election of new officers. The
officers are - Beverly Garber,
president; Susan Martin, vice
president; Susan Miler, secre
tary.
Robin Miller, treasurer; Bar
bara Miller, news reporter, Pam
Wivell, song leader; Heidi
Mummau and Tracy Hogan,
game leadeis
The project for this year will
be to make a skirt. Each girl
should be prepared to start
making it at the next meeting
v/hich will be held June 22 from
9 to 11 a m at the church
News Reporter,
Barbara Miller
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HARRY FREESE
Oxford 932-9762
CLYDE K. ESHLEMAN
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Washington Boro
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News Reporter,
Cindy Greider
The club organized and had
an election of officers. The of
ficers are: Julie Garber, presi
dent; Linda Stoltzfus, vice
preisdent; Geraldine Kauffman,
secretary.
Judy Stoltztus, treasurer;
Wendy Hostetter, song leader;
Lucille Hess and Mary Ann
Yungmer, game leaders, and
Christine Erb, news reporter.
The County Council represen
tatives are Nancy Yunginger,
Julie Garber. Linda Stoltzfus and
Nancy Sauder.
The next meeting will be held
on June 21 from 9 to 11 a m in
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Julie Garber Is Elected
The Mount Joy 4-H sewing
club met on March 29 at 7 30
p.m. in the St. Mark’s United
Methodist Church.
RISSER POULTRY
BEFORE SELLING -
LET US QUOTE
RISSER POULTRY
347 N. Broad St., Lititz
Ph. 717-626-2153
the St Marks United Methodist
Church.
News Reporter,
Christine Erb
Feed Moldy Corn Slowly
Moldy corn should not be fed
to breeding swine, reminds
Dwight E. Younkin, extension
animal science specialist at
Pennsylvania State University.
However, it can be fed in limit
ed amounts to growing and fin
ishing pigs.
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