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Lancaster Farming

Location

Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 01, 1972

Page

9

Clashing Thimbles 4 H Club Officers Formed

The Penn Manor Clashing Thimbles elected officers at the first meeting with Jo Ann Metzgar as president and Linda Leaman as vice president. Other posts included Kris Stedman secretary and Vickie Siglin news reporter assisting, with various leaders designated for song and games.

Penn Manor Jo Ann Metzgar Linda Leaman Kris Stedman Cindy Schwar Lou Leaman Cindy Smith Nancy Econrod Brenda Balor Vickie Siglin

Broken Bit Club Plans Gymkhana

The June 4-H club meeting of the Broken Bit Horse and Pony Club met at Cindy Enck Stevens home. President Natalie Immel led the pledge as secretary and treasurer reports were approved. Debra Gregory announced Lancaster County Council events. Planning covered the Open Horse Show on June 17 and a Gymkhanna on July 9, with club trips to New Bowlton Center and Cow Town Rodeo scheduled. The next meeting will follow the Gymkhanna on July 9.

Broken Bit Horse and Pony Club Cindy Enck Stevens Natalie Immel Debra Gregory Lancaster 4-H New

Demonstration Day and 4 H Public Speaking Contests Planned

Demonstration Day and the annual 4-H Public Speaking Contest are set for 1 p.m. Thursday, July 6 at the Farm and Home Center. Entrants must meet age and club-work rules, with competitions for junior and senior divisions and topics ranging from leadership to community service.

Farm and Home Center

Busy Bakers Cooking Club Elects Officers

The Mount Joy 4-H Busy Bakers second and third year club elected Beverly Garber as president Barbara Miller as vice president Pam Wise as secretary Liz Anne McMullen as treasurer Barb Miller as song leader Christine Spickler as game leader Pam Wise as reporter and is led by Irma Hollinger and Miriam Heisey. The club opens to girls aged 10 or older by January 1 1973 who have completed first year cooking or have basic knowledge.

Mount Joy Busy Bakers St. Mark’s Church Beverly Garber Mount Joy Barbara Miller Pam Wise West Main Street Liz Anne McMullen East Wood Street Barb Miller Christine Spickler Irma Hollinger Miriam Heisey

Mount Joy 4-H Sewing Club meets for second work session

The Mount Joy Second and Third year 4-H Sewing Club met Tuesday at St. Mark's United Methodist Church. Second year members work on cullette skirts with darts and stay stitching while third year members stay stitched and begin inserting zippers in their jumpers.

Mount Joy St. Mark’s United Methodist Church

4-H Dairy and Cooking Calendar Notes

4-H calendar items list dairy judging practice at Raymond Witmer farm on Wednesday July 5 at 1pm and ongoing cooking club meetings Mondays 9 to 11 am at St. Mark's kitchen. Also guidance on pig farrowing hygiene and housing to improve pig survival and future profitability.

Raymond Witmer Farm

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