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—Lancaster Farming. Saturday. July 18.1970 10 Chester County 4-H Contests Held at Brandywine Grange The annual Chester County 4 H Demonstration and Public Speak ing Contest was held July 1 at the Brandywine Giange Mem bers were divided into two divi sions based on age The junior division consisted of members between the ages 9 thru 14 and the senior division consisting of members over 14 The top three demonstrations in the junior division were pre sented by Wendy Thompson, “Parts of a Flower.” Rosalie Mayer. “French Dressing” and Rod Thompson, “Wicks and Wax," all from Downmgtown. These members were eligible to compete at the Regional Contest at the Owen J Roberts High School July 15 Also eligible to compete in the Regional contest from the senior division were: Cindy Tompkins, Kennett Squaie, “A Wacky Cake”; Ann Minshall “Let’s Have a Party” and Bob Minshall, “The Camera Does Not Lie”, both of Kaolin; Marjorie Pyle, “Salads and Science Go Hand in Hand, and Debbie Roens, “Drug Abuse in the Horse World”, both of IPhoenixville; Richard Thompson, WHITE WASHING with DAIRY WHITE • DRIES WHITE • DOES NOT RUB OFF • NO WET FLOORS • IS COMPATIBLE WITH DISINFECT MAYNARD L. BEITZEL Witmer, Pa. 392-7227 PAYOFF BEGINS NEW ALLIS-CHALMERS ONE-SIXTY THE NEW FIRST CHOICE IN 40 HORSEPOWER* TRACTORS! THIS is power, speed, clearance and weight that gets your 3-plow jobs done on time-in season. 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Myers & Son ♦Manufacturer's estimate Washington Boro, Pa. Rheems, Pa. Downmgtown. "To Tag Is My Bag’: Beth Hutchison, West Gro\c. “Homes Away From Home”, Jennifer Riggs, Pnoli, "For the Want of a Nail the Shoe ■Was Lost” and Eric Schcib, Kim berton. “Poisonous Plants.” In public speaking Anne Lucas of Downmgtown presented the subject “Conservation (Our Role in Public Affairs).” She was also eligible for Regional competition. Other participants in the Jun ior Division were from Down ingtown, Joe Kessel, Eric Lucas, Patty Zavitz and Jimmy Fehr; and Holly Scheib, Kimberton Participating m the senior di vision were Ellin Rogers Melanie McCartney, Jean Abel, all from Phoemxville, and Pat Yarnall, Oxford Kay Minshall and Dot Mmshall of Kaolin par ticipated in the junior division public speaking contest. Winners at the Regional con test will be eligible to participate in the state contest on August 11 at the University. This 4-H activity is sponsored by the Co opeiative Extension Service of Chester County and The Penn sylvania State University. Lancaster Co. To Compete in 24th Goodyear Program Lancaster County Soil and Water Conservation District will compete in the 24th ii.munl Good year Soil Conservation Awaids Program to select the nation’s top 53 conservation districts, ac cording to Aaron Sander, Eph rata, disti ict chairman The district’s activities and accomplishments will be mea sured against the performances of other districts in the state in determining the first and second place winners in the annual com petition sponsored by The Good year Tire & Rubber Company. An independent judging com mittee of agricultural leaders will select the state winners for the calendar year 1970. Grand award for the first place district will be expense-paid, va cation-study trips to Arizona for the outstanding landowner-coop erator and one member of the district’s governing board. They will be guests, along with repre sentatives of the winning dis tricts in other states, at the 10,000-acre Goodyear Farms and The Wigwam, resort hotel, in Litchfield Park, Anz, in Decem ber, 1971. Lancaster County district has participated in the awards pro gram two times. District supervisors are Amos Funk, Kenneth Depoe, Henry H Hackman, J. Everett Kreider, Robert K Mowrer, Aaron Z Stauffer, and Abram Dombaeh. Stauffer said the disti let’s out standing cooperator foi 1970 will Try A Classified It Pays po AT be selected from the more than qOO individuals and companies 1,500 land owners enrolled in the have signed cooperative agroe district program. ments with the 3,000 local aoil Nationally, more than 2,000.- and water conservation districts. 40 *!»"» anir; A V m\ ALUS-CHAUMKM L. H. Brubaker Conservation District Lititz, Pa. Grumelfi Farm Service Quanyville. Pa;