Do you ever feel that your life is
a jumble of things that need to be
done and so you do them? I’ve just
been looking- at the February
calendar. It is so full of things to
do and the time of day to do them
that it is almost not readable.
This last week’s actitivies:
Monday Phone and type Sale
Reports for Lancaster Farming.
Got my cousin’s will out of her
safe deposit box and turned it over
to her lawyer along with all of her
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financial records, which I took
care of last year. You see, the
week before I arranged her funeral
and disposed of her belongings.
Tuesday Took care of our
grandchild a bit in the morning
and worked on my braided rug.
Then in the evening toured Her
shey Medical Center’s Pediatrics
Department with my husband as
he is a member of the Penn State
Club. We had a nice meal in their
renovated cafeteria. But. I really
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did not enjoy seeing those tiny
immature babies.
Wednesday Watered ail of
my houseplants as I do twice a
week. Studied the lesson for Bible
Study that was held in the after
noon. Drove to Lancaster for a
special bulb for my projector and
got groceries on the way home.
Thursday Took the car to the
garage as the computer causes a
light to go on on the dashboard
“Service Engine Soon.” Extension
held their annual meeting in Lan
caster in the evening and we
attended.
Friday Met with a landscap
er that we’ve being trying to sec
for months. I told him that I didn’t
think he wanted the job of plan
ning our lawn as it has taken him
so very long. Went to the dentist
and baked several pies.
Saturday Cleaned the house
*and went to a travelogue at Lititz
in the afternoon after setting the
table for company that evening.
Made a big turkey meal and
showed slides.
Sunday Wc went to early
church, read the Sunday newspap
er and had supper at a friend’s
house. And, these are just the
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The Conodoguinet 4-H Sheep
Club met January 22 at 7:30 p.m.
at the extension office in Carlisle.
Officers for the new year
include president, Michael Cor
man; vice president, Diane Myers;
secretary, Amy Jones; assistant
secretary, Michelle Corman;
social chairmen. Bill Lieb and
John Creek; news reporter, Meri
Witten and county council rep
resentatives, Sandy Anderson and
Eric Berkheimer; and alternate,
Zachery Reed.
This was the second year in a
row the sheep club was “4-H Club
of the Year.”
The annual banquet will be held
on March 26 at 6:30 p.m. at Citi
zens Fire Hall, Mechanicsburg.
A 4-H Veterinary Science Pro
ject Club will start on Thursday,
February 27, from 7 p.m. to 8:30
p.m. The 4-H club will meet at the
Adams County Extension Office,
located two miles west of Gettys
burg on Rl 30 across from Doer
som Airport.
Any youth U to 18 years old is
eligible to join the 4-H Veterinary
Science Club. The project club
will meet for eight consecutive
Thursday evenings.
Topics presented will include
attitude and behavior; skin, mem
branes and intestinal discharges;
body temperature, pulse, and
respiration; cleaning and disinfec
tion; cells of the animal body; the
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tissue of the animal body; and the
organs and systems of the animal
body. The project will be pre
sented by 4-H Leader Kathy
Reever with the cooperation of
some local veterinarians.
If you have any questions about
the 4-H Veterinary Science Pro
ject Club, contact Jared Tyson at
the County 4-H Office, (717)
334-6271.
4-H Dairy Clubs
Invite New Members
Young people who are inter
ested in learning more about dairy
cattle and would like to get
involved with other young people
in 4-H and dairy-related activities
in Lancaster County arc invited to
attend any one of the following
4-H meetings.
• March 6: Cows ’R Us 4-H
Club, 7:30 p.m. at the home of
Tom Smith, 1600 West Route
897, Denver, phone (215)
267-0553.
• March 9: Udders and Others
4-H Club, 7:30 p.m. at the Eli
zabethtown Area Community
Center, phone (717) 653-1201.
• March 16: Pequca Valley 4-H
Dairy Club, 7:30 p.m. at the home
of Dale L. Hershey, 82 Cherry Hill
Road, Ronks, phone (717)
687-0951.
• March 19: Kids and Kows
4-H Club, 7:30 p.m. at the Solanco
Fair Grounds Senior Citizen
Building, phone (717) 548-3116.
Young people 8 to 19 years of
age as of January 1 of this year are
eligible to join.
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