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Penn Manor FFA Attends Kansas City Convention
On Saturday morning, October
9, nine seniors of the Penn Manor
FFA and advisor, August Bir
chler, left the Penn Manor High
School and headed west for
Kansas City, Mo., to attend the
National FFA Convention.
The nine members making the
trip were: Dennis Landis, Dave
Gerlach, Clyde Erb, Glenn
Newcomer, Glenn Rohrer,
Martin Harnish, Jim Charles,
Lloyd Hess and Tim Herr.
The group left in a Chevy Van
and camped along the way to
Kansas City.
On Saturday night the group
camped near Cincinnati, Ohio.
On Sunday traveled through
Cincinnati and saw the Red’s old
and new baseball stadiums and a
couple of old steam, river boats.
From there we traveled on to
Indianapolis Speedway and
visited the speedway.
We reached St. Louis Sunday
evening where we took in a few
more interesting land marks,
such as the new Cardinal
Stadium, Gateway Arch, Paddle
Wheelers, and the St. Louis
Airport, and then camped outside
of St. Louis.
The next morning we jour
neyed on to Missouri where we
toured Daniel Boone’s Home and
Merrimac caves, which was the
hideout of Jesse James.
After camping on the outskirts
of Kansas City on Monday night,
we drove into town Tuesday
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, October 23,1971
morning where we met two other
Manor FFA members: Parke
Hess, a poultry judge; Dave
Hess, a livestock judge, and
advisor Michael Burton.
When not attending the Con
vention at Kansas City, we toured
the Truman Library and
Museum, the Kansas City,
Kansas, stockyards, the
American Royal Horse Show, and
the General Motors car plant in
Kansas.
On Saturday morning we
headed east again, stopping at
the St. Louis Gateway Arch to
take an elevator ride to the top of
4-H Beef Group to Meet
A special meeting of the show
management committee for the
Southeast District 4-H Beef Show
and Sale will be held at 8 p.m.
Wednesday, October 27 at the
Union Stockyards, Lancaster.
Members of the committee will
be assisted by Lester Burdette
and Frank Bortz of Penn State
University, as well as
representatives from the
Livestock Exchange and the
Union Stockyards Company
John Schwartz and Bill
Holloway will represent Chester
County. Max Smith, Lancaster
County ag agent, Harvey Fisher,
Harold Stewart and Wilmer
Nissley round out the committee.
the Arch to look 30 miles over
Missouri and Illinois.
We camped outside St. Louis
Saturday night and left early
Sunday morning to arrive at the
Penn Manor High School at 7
p.m. Sunday evening.
It wasn’t a monotonous trip
because when we got tired of
riding we’d park the van beside a
nice grass field and start a
football game. Although we had a
lot of fun, I believe everyone was
ready to see good old Lancaster
County again.
Chapter News Reporter,
Tim Herr
4-H Calendar
Thursday, October 28
8 p.m. Lancaster County' 4-H
Holstein Club meeting, Farm
and Home Center.
Wednesday, October 27
Bpm. Southeast District 4-H
Beef Show and Sale committee
meeting, Union Stockyards,
Lancaster.
NEMA to Meet
The Northeast Egg Marketing
Association will hold its annual
meeting Friday, November 5 at
the Marriott Motor Hotel,
Newton, Mass
The program includes a talk by
Jerry Faulkner, United Egg
Producers general manager, at
3 30 p m The afternoon program
will begin at 1 p m.
Hendrick Wentink of Pennfield
Corp , Lancaster, will be
toastmaster at the 6 p.m.
banquet.
Sister M. Thomas More, Holy
Family College, Wise., will be
speaker and entertainment will
be by “The Show Stoppers”.
NEMA business will be con
ducted through the day, including
various reports, action on by
laws changes, and election of
directors
Vocational Week Declared
Governor Milton J. Shapp has
declared October 24 - 30 as
National Vocational Guidance
Week.
He urged all citizens to observe
the week by making themselves
better acquainted with the ser
vices offered by professional
counselors and the extent to
which each citizen can benefit
from these services.
Decoupage Classes Slated
Classes on decoupage will be
held at the Farm and Home
Center on three separate dates.
The classes will be held at 1
p.m October 28, November 4 and
November 11.
The classes will feature step by
step demonstration of the
procedure of decoupage, which is
the art of decorating a surface
with paper cutouts.
The process can be used to
make wonderful gifts or a
marvelous personalized
decorative touch for the home.
Nutrition Workshops Set
A series of three nutrition
workshops have been scheduled
at the Farm and Home Center.
The dates are October 26,
November 2 and November 9,
beginning at 1 p.m.
The workshops are designed to
present the basic facts about
nutrition and flow these facts
relate to the health and well being
of family members.
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