G34—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, May 17,1980
Lancaster 4-H Sheep Club
announces schedule
LANCASTER - The
Lancaster County 4-H Sheep
Club has been busy
organizing activities for the
coming year. Monday, May
19, Barb Herr will demon
strate shearing and worming
at the home of Jim Stauffer.
Other dates listed for the
coming year are: June 18
Wool Pool experience,
Cumberland County, ten
tative; July 21 ice cream
Sheep Club officers for the coming year are shown front from left: Sarah
Brubaker, Wayne Hess, and Barb Herr. Back from left: Machele Shuey, Gerald
Rohrer, John Mast, Missy Esh and Liz Chapman. Not pictured are Jim Stauffer
and Monica Esh.
Sheep Club leaders for the coming year are shown from left; Ann Rohrer,
Clyde and Dorothy Brubaker.
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party and judging demon
stration as well as a sheep
bowl with Chester County at
Aim Rohrer’s Quanyville.
August 18 grooming and
showmanship demonstrated
by Sarah Brubaker at Clyde
Brubaker’s. September 15
Clair Engle, Penn State
sheep specialist will address
the group at the Farm and
Home Center. October 20
Halloween costume party
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with York County at Barb
Herr’s, Narvon. November
24 meeting at the Farm
and Home Center with
bowling after the meeting.
December 15 Christmas
party at the Farm and Home
Center and caroling.
In addition to the activities
listed, the group plans
several special events in
cluding chicken catching as
a fund raising activity. For
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Which-Way
HELLERTOWN - Which-
Way 4-H Club held its recent
meeting at the Grundy
House for the “Help Young
America” 4-H program.
Two skits were performed
for the residents of the home.
They were Hassle in the
Cassle, a messed up version
of Sleeping Beauty and The
Strange Truth of Mother
Goose, a goofy Mother Goose
story.
A bake sale with Spurs n’
Burrs and the Cooks Creek
Watershed Association was
held. While they sold trees,
we sold cupcakes, coffee and
other baked goods. The
more information on the club
or the events, contact Jim
Stauffer 717/872-5591 or
Clyde Brubaker 717/898-8984.
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4-H Club performs skits
Which-Way 4-H club made a
profit of $25.
The Cooks Creek
Watershed Association also
was assisted by the club
planting Willow trees.
The local Lions’ Club
asked the Which-Way and
the Spurs n’ Burrs to give a
talk at their recent meeting
on May 8. Three people from
each club were chosen to
represent the clubs.
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H Sunday with the Spurs n’
Burrs. In July we will try
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have a picnic and project
demonstrations. A motion
was also made by Robert
Dunn to have a sponge
throwing board at the
Country Fair.
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