Agricultural Center Picks Chairmen
For Beginning Of County Fund Drive
Leslie S. Hubbard and and provide office facilities
H. Brubaker, both prominent for a nymber of agencies ser
leaders in agricultural pro- vipg agricultural interests,
grams, have been named "Directors have announced
General Co-Chairmen of the $.100,000 and a ten-acre site
Lancaster County Agncultur- has been assured as the open
al Center Fund Campaign, ing “challenge gift ’, to set
according to Willis Z Eaben- the project in motion The
shade, President of the £en-. over-all project will cost an
ter’s Board of Directors _• estimated $400,000, accord-
The openmg phase 'of the m S to a recent report of Di
$300,000 appeal lor' funds rectors
will be directed toward seek- In naming Brubaker and
ing support of Farm families Hubbard as General Co
and related businesses Ihthe Chairmen of the fund-raising
county, beginnirig "the ' latter campaign, Mr Esbenshade
part of November, according said. “Our Board considers
to present Allans The propos- itself fortunate in securing
ed Center, 'to be built along the calibre of leadership and
the route,, 230 by-pass, will experience these two, well
serve as ja. central meeting known, citizens represent in
place for 'many organizations heading such an important
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Mr Brubaker has been a
farmer all his life He lives
at 2001 Marietta Ave, Roh
rerstown, is a former direct
or the the Lancaster Exten
sion Association, serving at
one time as secretary to the
Lancaster County Poultry
Association, and has taken
an active interest in many
ma3or programs involving
agriculture He is a Director
of the Lancaster County Ag
Center and has
been one of the prune mov
ers in getting plans for a
Center into action In 1934
Mr Brubaker was the recip
ient of a “Master Farmer's
Award”, one of the highest
citations a farmer can be
given
Mr Hubbard is the local
head of Hubbard Farms, Inc
and has held numerous ma;
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Lancaster Farming. Saturday, November 4, 1981—
or offices in local, state and
national Poultry and Hatch
ery organizations In 1957,
Hubbard was named “Poult
ryman of the Year” by the
American Poultry and Hatch
ery Federation In addition to
his business interests, Mr
Hubbard is a Duector of the
Lancaster General Hospital,
served as General Chairman
of one of the hospital’s post
war, capital funds campaigns,
is a member of the Lancaster
Rotary Club, and is a Direct
or of the Farmers Bank and
Trust Company
In addition to announcing
the names of the Campaign
Co-Chairman, it was reported
that organization of the
County, for campaign pur
poses, centers around the de
velopment of five, major
areas and 36 “districts”, to
assure complete solicitation
of rural areas. Named to
head areas are: Northeast
Area; C Warren Leininger,
o* Denver, and Willis Z Es
penshade, of Eden North
west Areas: Noah W Kreider
County Farm Women Convene
In Forty-Fourth Annual Meeting
The forty-fourth annual
convention of the Society of
Farm Women takes place to
day m the Manheim Central
High School'
Twenty-four county socie
ties will take part in the pro
gram which begins at 9 am
■with registration and contin
ues through the day
On the morning program
is grcup singing, devotional
Programs, music and the
pledge of allegiance to the
flag Conduct of the meeting
is in charge of Mrs Abram
Weidman, county president
She Wj.ll present a report on
her two years in the office
After election of new of
ficers, installation will take
place during the afternoon
program Mrs Edward Boyd,
state president, will bring
greetings
Speaker at the morning
orogram is the Reverend
Herbert Moyer of the First
Presbyterian Church with the
'opic, “Thirty Six Years in a
Rural Parish”.
After a luncheon in both
Manheim Senior and Junior
High School cafeterias, the
program includes group sing-
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NEW LOW
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TERMS & TRADE-INS!
A.B.C. GROFF
NEW HOLLAND
of Manheim R 3, and Phares
S Risser of Elizabethtown.
Southwest Area Amos H.
Funk, of Millersville Rl, Jay
Garber oi Lancaster R 6, and
Robert Bu:hong of Columbia
R 2
Also, the Southeast Area*
John H Herr, Lancaster R 7,
and B Snavely Garber, Wil
low Street R 2 And Southern
Area Richard P Maule, of
Quarryville R 2, and Lew.s
Shoemaker, Kirkwood
Currently, District Chair
men are working on the en
listment of volunteer solici
tors
The project represents the
first time that the public has
been asked to support a pro
gram, through voluntary gifts
a'med primarily at serving
the agricultural interests of
Lancaster City and County s
officials point out. Contribu
tors will be given the privi
lege of making pledges dur
ing the campaign and fulfill
ing them over a 24 months
period
mg, a monologue, a memorial
service and an address, “Gra
cious Living” By Mrs Aus
tin Fellenbaum of Elizabeth-
town
The last item on the agen
da, after installation of new
officers, will bs the singing,
of the Society song, “Bright
en The Corner” .
Arrangements for the coun
ty convention were made by
the following committees;
Place, Mrs Sam Longenec
ker Society 5 and Mrs Roy
Lawyer 7; nominating, Mrs.
Elvm Keener 6 and Mrs.
Henry Hess 2; memorial,
Mrs Daniel Myers 13, decor
ating, Mrs Nelson HershoCk,
23 and Mrs Willis Ghck'l2;
favors, Mrs Robert Herr 4;
Mrs LeWiS Bixler 8, lunch
eon tickets, Mrs Benjamin.
Warfel 11 and Mrs Maurice
Herr 14, auditing, Mrs Floyd.
Reinhart 16 and Mrs Burton.
Galhmore 20, program, Mrs-
Donald Kepner 22, Mrs, Paul
Mount 21, and Mrs Ira Mast
24, registration, Mrs, John.
Hess 18 and Mrs Abram
Miller 10 guests, Mrs Dean
Fyock 1; bazaar table, Mrs
Robert Hackman 3, Mrs Wil
liam Gmng 9'/ and Mrs Sam
uel Wenger 17; ushers, Mrs.
Earl Stauffer 19 and Mrs.
William Adams 15
The county officers are.
President, Mrs Abram Weid
man, Society 5, first vice
president, Mrs" Kenneth Esh
elman, 9; second vice presi
dent, Mrs Landis Myer, 24;
secretary-, - Mrs Grayson
Cooper, 21, and, treasurer,
Mrs Ammon Huber, 11
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DAY-OLD and ;
STARTED CHICKS:
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Anderson Golden Sex Links for Big
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