ClS—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, March 14,1981
4-H news
Thomasville 4-H
EAST RERUN - Members of
the Thomasville 4-H -Community
Club exhibit committee will meet
at 7.30 p.m. March 18 at the home
of Mike Welsh, Rl, East Berlin to
prepare the club’s exhibit for the 4-
H Expo being held April 3 and 4 at
the Delco Plaza.
In addition to the county 4-H
exhibit contest being held at the
Expo, there will be a petting zoo
and a fashion show.
Members of the club held their
February meeting in the form of a
skating party with over 4-H’ers
from the entire county. Three
hundred fifty 4-H’ers and their
families attended the event
Food for the 4-H Auction
scheduled for 6 p.m. March 20 will
be prepared and served by the
Thomasville 4-H club The auction
will be held at the York County 4-H
Center, near Bair.
The public auction will feature a
special Junior Auction at 7:30 p.m
for anyone 16 years of age and
under in the small meeting room of
the 4-H center where toys and
other fun items will be sold for the
young people to bid on and buy
The next meeting of the club will
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be held on March 24 at the 4-H
Center for a program by a foreign
exchange student
North Jersey youth conference
FLEMINGTON, NJ - The
North Jersey Teen Youth Con
ference will be held March 20 to 21
at the Travel Lodge in Somerset,
NJ. 4-H teens have planned and
organized this conference with the
assistance of 4-H staff. It is open to
any teen whether a 4-H member or
non 4-H member.
The purpose of the conference is
to provide teenagers the op
portunity to speak out on issues
affecting today’s youth; to discuss
their concerns with resource
people brought in to provide
direction for 10 to 15 workshops on
Saturday of the conference. This
year’s conference theme is “Let it
Begin with Me.”
Tentative workshops scheduled
during the conference are: “Sex &
You,” “Values,” “Non-Verbal
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For Dairy And Beef
Remember - ENERGI BLOCK
mtains no salt and is not affected
Bring your
own 5 gal.
bucket or
drum
containers or
we have
either one in
stock for sale
by the weather.
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Communication, ” “Cipher in the
Snow,” “Guardian Angels,” and
“Life in the Sky.”
Friday evening there will be get
acquainted games and dancing.
Saturday afternoon there is free
time for swimming, pool,
volleyball and ping pong. On
SPECIAL INFORMATIONAL MEETING
BY EASTERN MILK PRODUCERS
WHEN: 1 P.M., Thursday,
March 19,1981
WHERE: Blueball Fire Hall,
Blueball, PA
WHO’S
INVITED: Everyone
Important meeting for all dairy far
mers. Eastern’s Economist, Joseph C.
Mathis, will review the current dairy
situation and outlook for 1981. 'Other
issues of importance to dairy farmers
also will bediscussed.
Light refreshments will be served.
All dairy farmers are urged to attend.
Bring your neighbor and participate.
fEASTERN
~ MILK PRODUCERS
COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION. INC
Kinne Road. Syracuse, New York 13214
W'il.
Saturday evening there will be a
dinner dance with a live band.
During the weekend, par
ticipants will be able to talk,
question, probe, discuss and
hopefully understand oneself and
others better because you have
become more familiar with some
You want action?
Then
Hart
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mounted doz<
tor 20 to 300
wheel drive
and/or hydra
tractors ,6' ti
12 wide
Call or write your
HC distributor below for literature and the name of closest dealer
CUMMINGS and BRISKER, Inc.
Carlisle, PA 17013
“Serving the farmers of the Northeast through Farm Equipment Dealers”
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other customs,
heritage.
Registration fee is $52 which
includes meals, lodging,
workshops, evening programs and
entertainment
For further information, contact
your county 4-H Office at 788-1340
or 1341.
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