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Lancaster Farming

Location

Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 06, 1968

Page

6

4 H Clubs Elect Officers and Plan Summer Meetings

Drumore 4-H Sewing Club held a reorganizational meeting July 22 1968 in Chestnut Level Social Hall with Judy Longeneker presiding. Officers elected include president Mary Douts vice president Sue Boohar secretary June Aaron treasurer Linda Martin song leader Jo Boohar news reporter Shirley Aaron with next meeting July 9 at Chestnut Level Church House. The Leola Pincushions 4-H Club met at Mrs Jacob Huber Bareville with fifteen members. reports on the Penn State 4-H Congress were given and Home Economics demonstrations scheduled for July 9 by Pat Smucker and Marilyn Smucker. The Penn Manor Kookie Kooks elected Darlene Eshleman Junior 4-H Queen. meeting activities included cooking and demonstrations. next gathering set for July 10 at Penn Manor Junior High School.

Drumore 4-H Sewing Club Chestnut Level Judy Longenecker Mary Douts Sue Boohar June Aaron Linda Martin Jo Boohar Shirley Aaron Donna Findly Janis Rohrer Chestnut Level Church House Jacob Huber Bareville Cindy Smith Pat Smucker Penn State Penn Manor Kookie Kooks Darlene Eshleman Lu Ann Barley Connie Stehman Penn Manor Junior High School

Farmers Warned On Fed Cattle Weights

Sec. of Agriculture Orville Freeman cautions that rising marketing weights of fed cattle may depress prices. He praises orderly marketing by feeders and notes heavier weights in early June. He urges farmers not to hold cattle for heavier weights to avoid price falls.

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