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Am 4-H Sewing Club Elects New Officers i recent meeting include Sheree LANCASTER, NEW ERA THURSDAY, MAY 4, 1971-33 Gohman, vice president; Cin- ji PRIVATELY-FUNDED ELEMENTARY i Parents Move to Found Nancy Gable, New Holland, Garden Spot 4-H Sewing Club, dy Chalfant, second vice pres- (ary; Jennifer McDuffie, trea- reporter; and Lynn Gable and has been elected president of Other officers, named at a ident; Anita Stauffer, secre- surer; Karen Waldrop, news Sherri Kurtz, song leaders. Jaycees Plan Rec Programs Open Learning School miL mori Kroehler and Mr. and Mrs. Michael Ackerman are heading the group of incorporators. The group is planning to seek accreditation from the state Department of Education.

The curriculum will contain state-mandated subjects, but will not approach them in the traditional manner. We AAiuiiiivX yy gj The New Holland Jaycees will take over the operation of the New Holland Recreation Center programs effective May 8. According to Larry Kncp-per, president of the recreation center council, the change was made necessary by a declining adult interest in the center and its programs. The Jaycees are expected to make minor renovations in the center1 to provide more space for activities. They will also use the center for their membership meetings and for meetings called to plan programs for the center.

Some Lancaster parents who decided that their chil-dren might be able to get more out of an alternative I method of education have moved several steps toward creating their own elementary school and hope to open a new Center of Open Learning this Fall. The center concept, which will feature open classrooms and the non-graded approach, is designed to be independent of public or sectarian ties. H. Joseph Flynn, an attorney for Tri-County Legal Services who is handling the groups incorporation, said that it is planned that the center would serve 25 to 30 children from ages three to 11. WN' would like to structure the school so that the subject matter can keep the students interested rather than the com-p i i urge for good grades, Flynn said.

SEEK PARTICIPATION WORKS LIKE ONE -y N-a to, The center will be closed during the Summer while renovations are made. Knepper expressed the hope Jaycees management and their interest in youth would bring increased community participation at the center. Confused Pig Thinks He's SEEK ACCREDITATION Rev. and Mrs. Allen fw, i I i A Dog V.V.V.N,5v.VA'JwSv.VAW.WAV.V.ViV.VW)fcrV.V' Reykjavik Gets World Chess Championship join the VACATION CLUB that pays 4 12 interest.

the family dog, like to play stick tag together but that Owasso does serious work, too. I used him to load the pigs (for market) in the truck. Tim explained. I just say Owasso, go in, and he does and the other pigs follow him. Then he walks back out of the truck.

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REDLAND, Ore. (AP) Tim Martin, 15, says his 400-pound pet pig thinks hes a dog, pals around with the family dog and gets upset when hes in a pen with other pigs. The black and white boar, named Owasso, had a stall at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A.

Martin in Redland just east of Portland, but the stall door is always open and Owasso roams the grounds freely. Owasso likes to tag after Tim and used to go into the house, but Mrs. Martin says she halted that when he grew too big. Besides, she said, he smells awful. The Martins have 70 other pigs on their farm, but Tim says his pet could care less.

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