16—Uncarter Farming.. Saturday, y«y.25,1974
Penn miow
4-H Club
The Penn Willow 4-H Club
recently held its monthly
meeting. This meeting was
the annual clean-up of
Conestoga Township roads.
The club with a mem
bership of 97 people, ranging
in age from 8 to 16, cam
paigns once every year to
clean up the roads. About 86
of the 97 members gathered
Conestoga
Crusaders
4-H Horse
Club Formed
Between April 24 and May
17, 1974 the planning and
organizing of a new 4-H
Horse and Pony Club called
the Conestoga Crusaders
was completed.
The new club leader is
Jody Alexander of Deep
Meadow Farm, RDI,
Pequea, where the
Crusaders will meet once a
month. The assistant group
leader is Nancy Jenkins,
RD2, Conestoga.
Officers of the club are as
follows: Margy Alexander,
president; Jackie Shopf, vice
president; Gene Eisen
berger, secretary; Donna
Walton, treasurer; Julie
Jenkins, news reporter;
Joyce Ressler and Dale
Gisenberger, song and game
leaders.
Happy Trail Riders 4-H
The Happy Trail Riders 4-
H Club met last week at the
home of Mr. and Mrs.
Ronald Sholly, 902 Miller St.,
Lebanon.
Ten members and the
adult leader, Fred Hoff,
attended. Pam Wunderlich,
president, conducted the
business session. Hoff talked
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4-H NEWS
at the Conestoga Elemen
tary School at 6:30 p.m. on
May 10. The members then
divided into groups. The
contest to collect the most
trash had begun.
The members collected
trash until darkness set in.
Then the trucks, driven by
parents and leaders, took the
trash to the home of A 1 Goss,
a 4-H leader. The trash was
later taken to the Martic
Township Landfill.
The club also had another
activity this month. This was
a hoagie sale. The club sold
over 750 hoagies. The prize
for selling the most hoagies
went to Susan Kleckner who
sold over 100 hoagies.
In both of these activities
the club had a lot of fun,
while also performing a
service for the community.
Barbßylee,
News Reporter
Helping Hands
The Jonestown Helping
Hands 4-H Club met recently
to pick projects and elect
feeders.
Officers elected are Vicki
Edris, president; Carol
Fleischman, vice president;
Debbie Kohr, secretary;
Connie Edris, news repor
_ter; Diane Boyer, game
leader, and Sherri Hauer,
about riding in the Memorial
Day parade May 27. In
surance papers and
enrollment sheets were filled
out. Some of the 4-H project
books were given out.
Tina Sholly, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Sholly,
902 Miller St., Lebanon and
Todd Heilman, son of Mr.
Fontana 4-H
The Fontana 4-H club
recently met at tbe old
Fontana Schoolhouse.'Adult
leaders .were Mrs. Marylyn
Balmer and Mrs. Linda
Eckenrode.
The officers are Brenda
Burkholder, president;
Kathy Murray,. vice
preisent; Melinda Morris,
secretary; Sandra Zeller,
assistant secretary; Amy
Schaeffer, treasur
er; Barb Herr, assistant
treasurer; Debbie Murray,
news reporter; Beverly
Burkholder, assistant news
reporter, and Brenda
Murray and Melody Siegist,
game leaders.
Mrs. Matylyn Balmer told
the club what the 4-H’s
represent. Mrs. Linda
Eckenrode spoke on tbe
sewing projects. The project
books were handed out.
Four new girls joined the
club. They are Karen Ar
nogost, Kelley May, Joanne
Freed and Audrey
Burkholder. The next
meeting is planned for June 6
at 7:30 p.m.
4-H Club
song leader.
In all, 18 members and two
leaders attended.
The members picked foods
and crafts as our project,
and the club will hold a bake
sale May 17.
The next meeting will be in
June at the Bunker Hill
Fellowship Hall.
and Mrs. Herman Heilman,
805 S. Eighteenth St.,
Lebanon were new members
at the meeting. The next
meeting is planned for May
23.
; totorday/MSytfi
8:00-10:00 a.m.- • Frilte
Branding, of Bed Rose
Club steers, Charles
Myers Black and White
Holstein Barn, 1500
, Rohrerstown Rd.,
Lancaster.
1:00 a.m - Broken Bit 4-H
Spring Horse Show,
Kuetz Riding Stable,
Denver.
Elcoettes 4-H club meeting,
home of Helen Cinder.
9:00 a.m. -12:00 Noon - York
County 4-H Tractor
Driving Contest, 4-H
Center.
Tuesday, May 2t
7:30 p.m. - Penn Manor
Community 4-H Club
meeting, Ann Letort
School. .
TRY A
CLASSIFIED
7:30 p.m. - Thomasville 4-H
Club meeting, 4-H
Center.
7:30 p.m. - Chanceford 4»H
Club meeting, Chan
ceford Elementary
School.
Wednesday, May 29
7:30 p.m. - York County 4-H
Council Executive Board
meeting, 4-H Center.
7:30 p.m. - White. Rose 4-H
Horse Club meeting, 4-H
Center.
Saturday, June 1
30 a.m. - Saddle-Up 4-H
Horse Club meeting,
Shrewsbury Elementary
School.
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