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pillow you make, or as in
ition for designs of your own.
;tta recommends ex
nenting to everyone.
f I had a piece of advice, it’s
you should not be afraid to
” says Loretta.
>r Loretta, this philosophy
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Comer
applies not only to needlepoint, but
also to every area of life.
She states: “It’s kind of an in
teresting philosophy of life. You
know, you can’t be afraid to make
mistakes. You can always fix it.
You can even start over.”
Here are Loretta’s flower
designs. To re-create her tulip (a)
or classic flower (b), simply follow
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Lancaster Farming, Saturday, September 15,1984—817
4-H Day slated at Boseovs
NEWARK, Del. This month,
Boscov’s department stores
everywhere are sponsoring 4-H
Day, to increase public awareness
of the nation’s largest out-of-school
youth program. In Delaware, 4-H
Day will be celebrated on Sep
tember 22, at Boscov’s in the Dover
Mall.
4-'(
From 10 a.m. until 7 p.m.,
members of the area 4-H clubs will
present demonstrations and
exhibit the projects, photographs
and posters they’ve created.
Games, refreshments, and a
petting zoo will be available, and
Delaware’s dairy princess will be
on hand.
The 4-H’ers will model fashions
they’ve made at 3 p.m. and 7 p.m.
Several competitions will be
open to the public as well as to 4-H
members throughout the state: a
bike rodeo, a dog show, a pet show,
and a cheesecake bake-off.
The bike rodeo, open to 4-H and
other youths aged 9 to 19, features
obstacle courses, a bike safety
check, and a safety program.
Awards will be offered in several
categories. Registration will begin
at 10:30 a.m., and the event will
start at 11.
The dog show, which will be held
at 1 p.m., is open to 4-H youth,
other youth, and adults. Within
those classes, awards will be
presented for the best-groomed
short-haired dog, the best-groomed
long-haired dog, the most obedient
dog, and the best dog costume.
Registration for the cheesecake
contest will take place at 2 p.m.
This contest, too, is open to 4-H
members, other young people, and
adults. The only restrictions are
that the entry must be a cake, not a
pie; it must be baked; and the
recipe must be submitted along
with the entry. After the judging,
the cheesecakes will be sold at
auction.
For further information, contact
Kent County extension 4-H agent
Jim Moore, at 736-1448.
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