Bl2—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, April 21,1984
Roiy named 4-H
HUNTERDON COUNTY -
Terese Flory, Lebanon Boro, was
recently named Hunterdon County
4-H Agent by the Hunterdon Board
of Chosen Freeholders. She
assumed her duties with the
Cooperative Extension Service on
April 2, according to Calvin
Wettstein, senior county agent.
Flory’s position-approval by the
freeholders completes a three-way
appointment; the county, the state
through Rutgers-the State
University, and the U.S. Depart
ment of Agriculture.
She prefers to be known as
“TC.” Her background is in out
door education and recreation, and
she has had extensive experience
with youth and volunteer and staff
leaders.
She holds a bachelor’s degree
from Ramapo College in 1976 and a
master’s from Indiana University
in 1979. She has been employed in
the Ridgewood, N.J. outdoor
education program and was
associate director at Camp Speers
Eljabar YMCA in Dingman’s
Ferry, Pa.
Most of the Flory family resides
in Louisville, Kentucky. Flory
moved to Hunterdon County
following her marriage to Lowell
Snare, sports editor for the
Lancaster Holstein Club
The Lancaster County 4-H
Holstein Club recently met for a
reorganize tional meeting.
The following people were
elected officers: Karen Shertzer,
president; Marylin Landis, vice
president; Brent Brubaker,
treasurer; Robert Barley,
corresponding secretary; Don
Welk, recording secretary; Krista
Hershey and Nickey Wiver, game
and song leaders; and Tom Barley,
news reporter.
The next meeting will be held
May 17 at 7:30 p.m. at the Farm
and Home Center basement.
Brown Swiss
4-H Dairy Club
The Brown Swiss 4-H Dairy Club
meeting was held on April 9 at the
home of Edward Brommer. The
meeting consisted of future
calendar events for 1984.
Following the meeting County
agent Glenn Shirk conducted an
Easter Basket Auction.
The next meeting will be on
Monday, May 14 at 7:30 p.m. at the
Farm and Home Center. A
demonstration by Angie Spickler
and Earl Eshleman is planned.
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“TC” brings with her a wealth of
experience in working with people
as she assumes her new duties. She
has great interest in young people,
the out-of-doors, animals, and
music.
The York County 4-H members
attended the Penn State Block and
Bridle Club’s Invitational
Livestock Judging Contest on
Saturday, April 7 at Penn State
University.
The York County Senior team
placed second in the contest with
over 300 4-H and FFA members
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