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Lancaster Farming

Location

Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1968

Page

10

Four 4-H Club Activities and Events Planned

The 4 H Soil and Water Conservation Club hosts a doggie roast tonight at Vincent Hoover farm near Route 222 New Providence at 7 00 p m. Members bring a covered dish and cold drinks. Mount Joy 4 H Cooking Club adopts The Mount Joy Busy Bakers name. next meeting June 18 at 9 am at Wilbur S Beahm School. The Ko Ka Le Ko 4 H sewing club holds its first meeting June 18 from noon to 3 pm at Cocalico Senior High School Home Economics room. The 4 H Tractor Club plans a Caterpillar Plant tour in York meeting at Farm and Home Center, departing June 24 at 6 pm.

4-H Soil and Water Conservation Club Vincent Hoover New Providence Mount Joy 4-H Mount Joy Busy Bakers Roy Snyder Wilmar Nissley Warren Shenk Wilbur S. Beahm Ruth Ann Hirneisen Cocalico Senior High School York

Elizabethtown 4-H Sewing Club Holds First Meeting

The Elizabethtown 4-H Sewing Club held its first meeting June 11 in the High School economics room. Officers were elected including President Sue Kauffman and Janet Kurtz as vice president and program chair. Members learned about projects and demonstrations on fabric handling and edge finishing.

Sue Kauffman Janet Kurtz Mariann Wetzel Robin Roth Sandy Trimmer Shula Smeitz Sally Murray Maureen Doyle Sharon Henry Diane Hummer Susan Knauff Linda Longenecker Mitzi Risser

Color and Animals in Vision Across Species

A brief note explains that many animals lack color vision in ordinary life. Birds perceive the color spectrum humans see while dogs and cats have limited color perception. It also states Somerset at 2,190 feet is the highest county seat in Pennsylvan ia.

Somerset Penna

Cookin' Club Demonstrates Cracker Fish, June Meeting

Denise Jurell demonstrated how to make a cracker fish for What's Cookin' Club members at June 10 gathering hosted by leader Mrs. Willis Bucher in Lititz. Ginny Bomberger led, Patricia Erb read minutes, and group members baked apricot coffee cake and milk bars. Next meeting set for June 17 at 1 pm at the Bucher home.

Denise Jurell Willis Bucher Lititz Ginny Bomberger Miss Jurell Patricia Erb Holly List Barb Stephan Bucher

Ayrshire Jersey Brown Swiss Club Holds July Meeting

The Ayrshire Jersey Brown Swiss Club met at Ma scenic Homes Elzabethtown. President Donna Eshleman led the session with two Ayrshire classes judged and dues set at 10c per person. A $260 donation was announced and a Farm Home Center public speaking contest on July 9 was noted. The next meeting is July 8 at 7:00 p.m. at William Arrow Smith’s Peach Bottom farm. A swimming party is planned.

Ayrshire Jersey Elzabethtown Donna Eshleman Plastow County Council Farm & Home Center William Arrowsmith Peach Bottom

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Mount Joy Busy Bakers Tractor Club E-Town Ers Cookin’ Club By Larry Aaron SRS Niu Sweigart Firestone W. High St Manheim Blue Ball Gap Wags Dog Food Heisey Farm Service Lawn Mountville Feed Service R. D Columbia Powl’s Feed Service Quarryville R. D H. Jacob Hoober Intercourse, Pa Hershey Bros. Reinholds C. E. Lauder & Sons R. D East Earl Millersville White Oak Mill H. M. Stauffer & Sons, Inc, Witmer Dutchman Feed Mills, Inc Stevens Jamesway Ephrata AGRI INC Butler Agri-Builder
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