—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, October 13, 1973
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Making her own concoctions is what Junior 4-H Queen
Cindy Charles enjoys most about cooking.
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chosen from 34 contestants in the
preliminary judging.
Being junior 4-H queen has kept
her busy, Cindy says, but she
adds, “I like it a lot. I enjoy
everything we do. We are
meeting a lot of new people. It is
keeping me busy and helping me
gain self confidence.”
She appeared on television with
Marcy and in two parades. For
National 4-H Club Week, she
taped some public service
messages for local radio stations.
She said she feels perhaps the
queens could really become
spokesmen for 4-H if they could
speak before groups which aren’t
familiar with 4-H.
Cindy is a member of
Glossbrenner United Methodist
Church in Mount Joy and has
been a member of Girl Scouts for
seven years.
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She hopes to attend college and
become a teacher, possibly with
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Farm Women
Calendar
1:30 p.m. - Farm Women Society
1 meeting, home of Mrs.
Franklin Weber, Lititz RD2.
1:30 p.m. - Farm Women Society
25 meeting, home of Mrs.
Melvin Groff, Lancaster RD6.
2 p.m. - Farm Women Society 7
meeting.
7 p.m. - Farm Women Society 29
meeting, Philhaven Hospital.
7:30 p.m. - Farm Women Society
30 meeting, home of Darlene
Byler, Gap RD2.
Farm Women Society 31 en
tertain Society 15, Mechanic
Grove Church of the Brethren.
2 p.m. - Farm Women Society 8
meeting, home of Mrs. Alice
Myers, Mount Joy RDI.
Farm Women Society 12
Family Night.
Saturday, October 13
Monday, October 15
Saturday, October 20
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In her spare time Marcy helps unpack and stamp mer
chandise at Bomberger’s store in Elm.
the goal of working with students
who have learning disabilities of
some kind.
Although she doesn’t have
much time for hobbies, she said
she enjoys reading and likes to
cook. “I like to make my own
concoctions, and I can make a
full meal, but I usually only do
that on special occasions.
Her one desire is to get a new
sewing machine for Christmas so
that she can do some more
sewing for herself. She says, “It
saves a lot of money.”
Asked how her family feels
about her being 4-H queen, Cindy
said, “They are very happy for
me and feel it is a good ex
perience for me.” Cindy has two
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older sisters, Patty 22, who lives
at home, and Donna Hostetter
who is a teacher at Grandview
Elementary school in Mount Joy.
She recently traveled to Hawaii
with her parents and sister. The
trip was quite an experience and
Cindy said she loved flying,
which was a first for her.
Both Marcy and Cindy plan to
stay in 4-H as long as they can,
and they are enthusiastic about
the rest of their reign as queens.
With their poise and charm,
they are certain to win friends
and new members for Lancaster
County as they make ap
pearances throughout the year
and spread the word about op
portunities in 4-H.
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