o—Lancaster Forming, Saturday, May 8, 1965
• Vo-og Teachers
(Continued from Pago 1)
Midi Robert Herr ns chairman
and consisting of: Ralph Lay
man, C’.nrlaiul Gingerlch. ond
Ch.ulcs Ackley, to select two
topics for discussion at the
Institute session. The topics
considcied wcic Will Lancas
lei agricultural (mining be
aHVitrd by, \acational-tcchni
c.il school-.' Imi trovement o.f
\ ounu F, imci facilities in
(ho countj Team (caching
com dilution of vocational
agiicul'uic with other subject
nnltci. Revision of farm me
chanics contest. Junior high
school agucultuial possibili
ties in Lancastei County.
Training teams to ic.piesent
the state at national contests
Seieial woikshops were set
up in prepaiation foi PFA
•week These included dairy
at Ep'hrata High School. June
10 at 1 /pm. Livestock at
Lancaster Stockyards. June 8
at 9 am Farm Mechanics The next teacheis’ meeting
at Lampeter Straclburg High was set for June 3 at Bhza-
Sclrool, June 9 at Ipm bethtown High School
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• Scranton
(Continued irom page 1)
need for such accommodations,
and demonstrate Chat the
new hoadquaiters gradually
will assume a more substanti
al vole as a center for the
Commonwealth's whole agri
cultural program, Che Secie
daiy said.
In addition to strictly de
partment use, meetings and
consciences in the building,
ranging in sue fiom 10 to
200 peisons. have averaged
neatly one a day since Che
clcpaitmcnt took occupancy, he
added
Funds foi the $2 9 million,
4stoiy structuie were au
thorized by (he 1959 Sttate
Legislate e Ground was brok
en Octcbei 30, 1962 by Gov
emoi David L Lawience, and
Governor Scranton officiated
at the laying of (he corner
stone December 11, 1963
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