—Lancaster Farming, Saturday. December 18, 1971
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48 Lancaster County ASC Convention
The Lancaster County com
munity committeemen of the
Agricultural Stabilization and
Conservation (ASC) program
have been elected for 16 com
munity districts throughout the
county.
These community com
mitteemen, three from each of
the 16 areas for a total of 48, will
be delegates at the county con
vention at which one member of
the group will be elected for a
three year term on the county
ASC committee The convention
will be held at 10 a.m Thursday,
December 16 at the Farm and
Home Center
The county committee has
three members, each serving
three years on a staggered basis.
A chairman and vice chairman
will be elected Fred G.
Seldomndge is currently Lan
caster County ASC committee
chairman
The county convention will be
open to the public
The county ASC committee is
charged with the administration
of farm programs, delegated to
ASCS by the U.S Secretary of
Agriculture In Lancaster County
ASCS administers the feed gram
and wheat set-aside programs,
the Rural Environmental
Assistance Program
Cropland Adjustment program,
wool program and price-support
programs for commodities and
storage structures
The 48 members of the com
munity committee who will serve
as convention delegates, as well
as the alternate delegates, are by
district as follows
Community number one
(Conoy, West Donegal and Mount
Joy Townships) ~ Victor
Dohner, Elizabethtown RDI,
chairman, David Sweigart,
Elizabethtown RD3, vice
chairman, Robert Brubaker,
Elizabethtown RD3, regular
member, James Cinder, Mount
Toys
Toys and play materials
educate Toys help the child learn
to control and direct his muscles,
understand and imitate the ac
tivities in the world around him,
and express his ideas and
feelings
To profile a wide range of
experiences, play materials need
to be varied in type Mrs Carol
Rothermel, assistant Chester
County Extension home
economist, offers this list of the
types of play children need for
development and the kinds of
toys that stimulate such play
Active Push and pull toys,
wheel toys, games and gym
equipment are typical playthings
that aid in physical development
Creative and manipulative
Construction toys, building
blocks, drawing and painting
equipment and hobby kits aid
creative play This type of play is
important because it teaches
children how to use their hands
and prov ides for the expression of
ideas It also frees the
imagination, allows for the use of
initiative, stimulates the powers
of observation and develops
resourcefulness
Dramatic Housekeeping
equipment, tram systems and
dress-up costumes stimulate
dramatic play This type of play
also encourages imaginative
expression and helps the child
learn, through imitating adult
activities
Social Games in which
several children can take part
are essential aids to social
development By sharing play
activity, children learn how to get
Joy RD2, first alternate, and
Robert Strickland, Bainbridge
RDI, second alternate.
Community number two (East
Donegal and West Hempfield
Townships) Lewis Bixler,
Marietta RDI, chairman, Donald
B. Drager, Marietta RDI, vice
chairman; Harold W. Ney,
Marietta RDI, regular member;
Shelley R. Shellenberger, Mount
Joy RDI, first alternate, and J.
Mark Bushong, Columbia RD2,
second alternate
Community number three
(Rapho Township) Clyde H.
Wolgemuth, Manheim RD2,
chairman, Jay N. Newcomer,
Mount Joy RDI, vice chairman;
John H. Nissley, Mount Joy RDI,
regular member, Jay H. Rohrer,
Manheim RD2, first alternate,
and Earl Swarr, Manheim RD2,
second alternate
Community number four
(Penn, Warwick and Elizabeth
Township) H. Richard Bom
berger, Lititz RD2, chairman;
Forney F. Longenecker, Lititz
RD3, vice chairman; Jay
Foreman, Lititz RDI, regular
member, Paul B. Kline, 1400
Brunnerville Road, Lititz, first
alternate, and Roy H Garber,
Lititz RD3, second alternate.
Community number five (East
Cocalico, West Cocalico,
Brecknock and Clay Township)
Abram W. Eberly, Ephrata
RDI, chairman, John J Ed
wards, Ephrata RDI, vice
chairman; Richard W Fox,
Lititz RDI, regular member; J.
Ira Zartman, Ephrata RDI, first
alternate, and Clarence M.
Fittery, Denver RD2, second
alternate
Community number six
(Caernarvon, East Earl and Earl
Township) Larry R Weaver,
New Holland RDI, chairman;
Walter Clair Martin, New
Holland RD2, vice chairman;
John E. Campbell, Box 56, New
Holland, regular member;
William Fisher, East Earl RDI,
Teach
along with each other and
acquire a basic understanding of
good sportsmanship They also
learn how to concentrate and how
to think quickly and accurately.
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first alternate, and J. Mervin
Weiler, Elverson RDI, second
alternate.
Community number seven
(Ephrata, West Earl and Upper
Leacock Township) Robert E.
Martin, New Holland RDI,
chairman; Norman K. Reeser,
Bird-in-Hand RDI, vice chair
man; Elvm W. Groff, Bird-in-
Hand RDI, regular member;
Robert T. Bowman, 2496 New
Holland Pike, Lancaster, first
alternate, and Miles W. Fry,
Ephrata RD3, second alternate.
Community number eight
(Salisbury and Leacock Town
ship) Chester R. Eby, Kinzers
RDI, chairman, Raymond M
Hoover, Gap RDI, vice chair
man; Samuel M. Wanner,
Narvon RD2, regular member,
John I. Eby, Gap RD2, first
alternate, and J. Earl Ranck,
Gordonville RDI, second
alternate
Community number nine (East
Lampeter, West Lampeter and
Lancaster Townships) B
Snavely Garber, Willow Street
RDI, chairman, Harlan N.
Keener, 1266 Gypsy Hill Road,
Lancaster, vice chairman; J.
Robert Brubaker, Willow Street
RD2, regular member; Lester G.
Landis, 2088 Creek Hill Road,
Lancaster, first alternate, and
Robert M. Myhn, Willow Street
RD2, second alternate.
Community number 10
(Manheim and East Hempfield
Townships) Vernon H.
Charles, 2249 Leabrook Road,
Lancaster, chairman; Daniel H.
Rohrer, Manheim RDI, vice
chairman; Willis A. Kilheffer,
Manheim RDI, regular member;
J. Dale Landis, Lititz RD3, first
alternate, and Herbert M. Royer,
2025 Oregon Pike, Lancaster,
second alternate.
Community number 11 (Manor,
Conestoga, and Pequea Town
ships) Herbert Wiggins,
Millersville RDI, chairman;
David McMichael, Lancaster
RD6, vice chairman; Nelson R.
Habecker, Lancaster RD2,
regular member; Carl Harnish,
Lancaster RD6, first alternate,
and J. Robert Kindig, Conestoga
RDI, second alternate.
Community number 12 (Eden,
Bart and Sadsburg Townships)
Calvin D Keene, Christiana RDI,
chairman; Kenneth R. Murphy,
Delegates Are Elected
Quarryville RD3, vice chairman;
Ivan R. Yost, Christiana RDI,
regular member; Preston
LeFevre, Quarryville RD3, first
alternate, and William A. Wilson,
Quarryville RD3, second alter
nate.
Community number 13
(Strasburg and Paradise
Townships) Ivan S. Bowman
Jr, Ronks RDI, chairman; C.
Nevin Hershey, Ronks RDI, vice
chairman; Lewis H. Denlinger,
Paradise RDI, regular member;
Paul H. Krantz, Strasburg RDI,
first alternate, and Albert H.
Mellinger, Strasburg RDI,
second alternate.
Community number 14 (Martic
and Providence Townships)
Carroll B. Herr, Holtwood RD2,
chairman; J Fred Shenk, New
Providence RDI, vice chairman;
E Benjamin Shank, Holtwood
RD2, regular member; Vincent
Hoover, New Providence RDI,
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first alternate, and James
Ressler, Holtwood RD2, second
alternate.
Community number 15
(Drumore and East Drumore
Townships) Robert C. Burkins
Holtwood RDI, chairman;
Samuel H. Kreider, Quarryville
RDI, vice chairman; Wilmer P.
Bolton, Holtwood RDI, regular
member; J. Scott Wolff,
Quarryville RD2, first alternate,’
and John T. Byers, Quarryville
RDI, second alternate.
Community number 16 (Fulton,
Little Britain and Coleraiii
Townships) Loran W. Brinton,
Nottingham RDI, chairman-
Clifford W. Holloway Jr, Peach
Bottom RDI, vice chairman;
Ellis E. Sheetz, Peach Bottom
RDI, regular member; Norman
E. Whiteside, Oxford RDI, first
alternate, and Francis Kirk,
Peach Bottom RDI, second
alternate.