—Lancaster Farming. Saturday. October 12.1968
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Longenecker Is Honored For 35
Years Service As 4-H Leader
Victor E. Longenecker, Eliza
bethtown R 3. a 4-H Club lead
er for 35 yean headed a lilt of
28 local leaders honored for
length of service at the Annual
4-H Leader's Banquet held Mon
day evening at the Farm and
Home Center. Longenecker has
served as an adult leader in
both the Red Rose Baby Beef
Club and Elizabethtown-Donc
gal Community Club. He was
presented with a service pin.
Cited for 2S years of service
was Mrs. Harold Fry, Mrs. Har
old Stuber and Richard Lefever
and Mrs. John J. Herr has serv
ed for 20 years.
Two 4-H youths selected for
outstanding work as news re
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J LANDIS BROS., INC.
1305 Manheim Pike, Lancaster, Pa.
Phone 393-3900
porters for their local clubs
were honored Donald Martin
Penn-Wlllow 4-H Community
Club and Carol Kramer, The
Elizabethtown. Cooking Gals
were presented desk pen sets
by Everett Newswanger, Lan
caster Farming Editor. The
awards were donated by Lan
caster Farming and the Intelli
gencer Journal.
Elected to the 4-H Leaders
Council for two year terms were
Mrs. Paul Miller, Manheim R 3:
Mrs. J. Robert Hess, Strasburg
RI; Mrs. Stanley Stauffer,
Quarryville Rl, for home econo
mics council; and C. Warren
Leininger, Denver R 2, and
Glenn Potter, Washington Boro
KI, agricultural council.
At an election following the
mooting, Lclnlngor was elected'
president; Everett Kroider, vice
president; end Mrs. Lois Kokcr,
secretary-treasurer. 0 u I g o ing
president John Thomas presid
ed at'the business session.
Honored for 16 years of ser
vice were Mrs.. Lewis Bixler,
Milton Brubaker, ‘ Mrs. Benja
min Kopp, Mrs. Hoxie Thomas.
Daniel Trimble, and Lester
Weaver.
Ten years, Mrs. Willis Bucher,
Mrs. Ivan Eberiy, Mrs. Lloyd
Groff, Mrs. Charles Hoober,
Mrs. Edgar Porter, Mrs. J. L.
Stauffer, and John Zimmerman.
Five years, Mrs. Clyde Fink,
Mrs. Donald Hastings, Mrs,
James Hollyday, Mrs. Alan Hun
sicker, Mrs. Warren "Leather
man, Allen Matz, Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Risser, Mrs. John Ruhl
and J. Rohrer Witmer.
Featured speaker for the
event was Harry'M. Kraft, Di
rector of Vocational Technical
Education in Lancaster County.
Kraft told the 225 persons in
attendance that new Vo-Tech
schools to be located at the
western end. of Mount Joy;
between Brownstown and Akron
and near Willow Street. “They
will meet the needs of our
population,” he said.
The director said the things
to consider in this type of pro
iect are- 1, student needs; 2,
community needs and 3, the la
bor market. To meet these needs
the new school will have three
levels of teaching technical,
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