E-Town Donegal
4-H Club
The Elizabethtown-
Donegal 4-H Community
Club was organized April 2 at
7:30 p.m. at the Wilbur I.
Beahm Jr. High School.
The following officers
were elected: Jeff Swarr,
president; Dick Yunninger,
vice president; Beverly
Garber, secretary; Barbara
Miller, assistant secretary;
Ron Nolt, treasurer; Judy
Stoltzfus, assistant
treasurer; Darwin Nissley,
news reporter; Peg Shenk
and Ron Kreider, game
leaders; Dean Hess and
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Mary Ann Yunninger, song
leaders.
County Council
representatives are
Christine Erb. Cynthia Erb,
Wayne Erb, Darwin Nissley,
Jeff Swarr and Judy Stoltz
fus.
Local leaders are Mrs.
Wilbur N. Erb, Mount Joy;
Roy Sauders, Mount Joy;
and Herbert Frey, Marietta.
The next meeting will be
held at the home of Homer
Hess, Mount Joy, May 2.
Penn Willow 4-H Club
The reorganlzatlonal
meeting of the Penn Willow
4-H Gub was recently held at
the Conestoga Elementary
School.
New club officers were
elected. They are: Craig’
Harnish, president; Gail
Reish, vice president of her
second year; Jackie Shopf,
secretary; Greg Martin,
treasurer; Janet Rylee and
Sonja Degenhardt, game
and Barb Rylee,
news reporter.
County council
representatives are Ronald
Lebanon 4-H
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Club Meets
The second meeting of the
Norsolebco 4-H Gub was
held recently at the North
Lebanon Township building.
Beth Smith, president,
conducted the meeting.
New members introduced
themselves at the meeting.
They are: James Connor,
Terry Ditzler, Dave Don
moyer, Carl Johnson, Sue
Laudermilch, and Paul
Stoltz.
Robert Sensing gave a
report on the 4-H cookie sale.
Members of the club’s
planning committee brought
forth some ideas for this
year’s activities. Beth Smith
told about a possible hoagy
sale. Robert Sensing
discussed how many project
and regular 4-H meetings
should be held. Kathy Koke
talked about another
weekend camping trip. Ken
Koke asked the club
members whether they had
any ideas for projects.
James Eghor called for
volunteers to bring refresh
ments.
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Kathy Huber.
Anne Hinkel, assistant
home economist for Lan
caster County extension
service, spoke at the meeting
about 4-H related activities.
She later helped 4-H’ers fill
out enrollment cards.
The next meeting will be
held on May 10 at 6:30 p.m.
This meeting will be the
annual clean-up of
Conestoga Township roads.
Barb Rylee
News Reporter
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