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Newspaper

Lancaster Farming

Location

Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1965

Page

6

4 H Club News from Landisville Sews Members Elected

The Landisville Salunga 4 H Sewing Club organized on May 25 elected officers Mariann Eshelman president Sue Noll vice president Cindy Saunders treasurer Pam Boose song reader Sue Mumma news reporter Chris Shepardson and Wiane Kauffman game leaders Marianne Eshelman named County Council representative Junior leaders are Sue Harshman Nancy Shenk Sue Noll and Sue Mumma A meeting was set for June 14 at Hempfield High School home economics room to begin sewing projects A trip to the Worlds Fair was discussed for June 14 There were 15 members present A new Small Engine Repairs course and an electricity project were planned The presidents guests Dr Champney and Dr Charle veterinarians from the Quarryville area spoke Meetings will be the first Tuesday of each month Next meeting July 6 at 7 30 PM at the school.

Sue Mumma Landisville-Salunga +H Mariann Eshelman Sue Noll Cindy ‘Saunders Pam Boose Chris Shepardson Wiane Kauffman Marianne Eshelman Sue Harshman Nancy Shenk Sue Joan Shaub Champney Charle Quarryville

Cooking Club Organizes in Lampeter Strasburg Area

The Lampeter Strasburg 4 H Cooking Club organized at a May 29 meeting at Mrs. Robert Hess home. Carol Hess was elected president and County Council representative. Doris Shenk vice president. Donna Hess secretary. Carol Groff news reporter. Joyce Groff song leader. Donna Martin and Sharon Groff game leaders. Club leaders include Mrs. Robert Hess Mrs Elvin Hess Jr and Mrs William Dean. The next meeting was held Tuesday June 15 1965.

Carol Groff Lampeter-Strasburg 4 William Dean

Penn Manor 4H Club Names Delegate and Alternate

The Penn Manor 4H Club met at Ann Le Tort School and named Connie Stehman as delegate to the 4H Club Congress at Penn State University. Richard Thomas was appointed first alternate. Gary Porter and members demonstrated proper meeting conduct.

Sandy Stehman Penn Manor Ann Letort Connie Stehman Penn State University Richard Thomas Gary Porter

New Providence 4H Club Meets at Elementary School

New Providence 4H Club met Tuesday at 7 30 PM in New Providence Elementary School. Joan Shhaub presided with Gene Harsh as secretary. Two new members joined and received project work books. A flowers demonstration was presented by Julianne Ohlarle.

Paul Schelling New Providence Joan Shhaub Gene Harsh Julianne Ohlarle

Executor's Notice for Estate of Bessye S Overdeer

Letters testamentary granted to the undersigned for the estate of Bessye S Overdeer of Lancaster Township. Debts are to be paid immediately and all claims presented promptly for settlement to The Conestoga National Bank of Lancaster, Executor, or to Arnold Bricker Beyer and Baines, Attorneys.

Bessye S. Overdeer Township of Lancaster Conestoga National Bank of Lancaster Arnold, Bricker Beyer & Baines

Small Engine 4 H Club Forming in Quarryville Area

A 4 H project club focused on small engines will organize in the Quarryville area on Thursday June 17 at 7 30 p m Enrollment is open to youths aged 12 to 19 The first meeting will be at Solanco Junior High School Industrial Arts Shop Third and Hess Streets Quarryville under Gaylord Arnst who will instruct the six week course on care and maintenance of engines and their parts Enrollment is limited to 15 and details are available from the Agricultural Extension Office in Lancaster or Mr Gaylord Arnst at 104 Broadmoor Drive Willow Street PA

Quarryville Solanco Junior High School Third Hess Streets Clu Gaylord Arnst Agricultural Extension Office Lancaster Broadmoor Drive Willow Street Pennsylvania

Fourteen 4H Interstate Exchange Trip Leaves Lancaster County

Thirty four 4H members from Lancaster County will depart by chartered bus on June 20 for a 12 day cultural exchange involving Black Hawk County Iowa Fort Collins Colorado and Kendall County Illinois. The trip funded partly by county cookie sale proceeds and by participants.

Lancaster County Black Hawk County Iowa Fort Collins Colorado Kendall County Illinois 4-H County Council

Moses Lapp To Report On Midwest Tour At Honey Meet

Beekeeper Moses Lapp from White Horse reports on his Midwest tornado damage tour at a public meeting. The program June 15 at Shhenk's Farm Lititz features hive inspections if weather allows with W. W. Clarke Jr of Penn State present. county honey producers meet that evening.

Moses Lapp White Horse Midwest Shhenk Lititz A4 W. W.clarke, Jr Penn State Unversity The County Honey Producers Association

Pineapple Stuffed Ham with Crouton Balls Recipe

Instructions describe baking a ham with pineapple slices, stuffing crouton balls, and a brown sugar glaze. Prepare ham in foil lined pan, brush with syrup and mustard mix, bake, then finish with stuffing balls and pineapple garnish. Yields about 68 servings.

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