4-H Holstein
Dairy Club
The re-organlzatlonal
meeting of the Lancaster
County 4-H Holstein Dairy
Club was held at the Farm
and Home Center, on
Tuesday, March 28. Newly
elected officers were:
President, Greg Landis;
vice-president, Hick Hess;
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Hess, Randy Hess, Barb
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Following the election, N.
Allen Bair, Associate County
Agent, announced several
dates of Club activities;
County 4-H Dairy Round-up,
July 24; County Holstein
Show, July 25; 4-H District
Dairy Show, August 26.
Lynn Royer
News Reporter
Banquet
Held By
4-H Group
About 104 members at
tended the Lebanon County
4-H Dairy Clubs banquet
Apr. 1 in die Schaefferstown
Fire Hall.
The affair marked the
spring kickoff for activities
reorganization of the county
clubs.
A feature of the program
was a talk by Donna Ben
netch, Newmanstown,
Lebanon County dairy
princess. She was introduced
by Kirby Horst, Newman
stown, president of the Cedar
Crest Dairy Club.
Newton Bair, assistant
State
Box 91
New Holland, Pa 17557
Ph 717-354-5171
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county agent, announced
that he has arranged for a
series of training sessions for
the local 4-H dairy judging
team.
The training sessions will
commence April 9 in the
Lebanon County
Agricultural Extension
offices in the Municipal
Building.
The team will compete in
the Penn State dairy ex
position in May with other
judging teams from all over
the commonwealth.
A magic show was
presented by Dale Gingrich,
Palmyra. Group singing was
led by Rose Brandt, Jon
stown, a 4-H member. Other
members participating in
the program included
Eugene Hoffman Jr.,
Newmanstown; Jane
Bomgardner, Annville;
Rebecca Miller, Myerstown.
Adult leaders Mr. and Mrs.
Irvin Horst, Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur Krall, Howard Miller
and Roy Miller made
arrangements for the affair.
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Lincoln 4-H
Club Organizes
A reorganizational
meeting of the Lincoln
Community 4-H club was
held Tuesday evening March
26 at the Mt. Airy Fire Hall.
Officers installed at that
time were: Kerry Boyd,
president; Audrey
Augsburger, vice president;
Anita Augsburger,
treasurer; Gaile Gehman,
treasurer; Ann Weaver,
Mohnton, RD2, Pa 19540
(near Adamstown)
Phone (215)484 4391
354-4191
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, April 6,1974
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song leader; Tess Gehman
and Scott Augsburger, game
leaders; and Andy
Augsburger, news reporter.
The next meeting will be
held on April 16 at 7:30 p.m.
at the Mt. Airy Fire Hall.
All interested persons are
invited to attend the
meeting.
Andy Augsburger,
News Reporter
Lancaster
393 3906
West Chester
696 2990
665 2141
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