Lancaster Farmini
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Among Chester Countians who attended
the 4-H Teen Agricultural Leadership
Conference in Washington, D.C. are
discussing the conference program.
Leadership Conference Attended
By Chester County 4-H'ers
Over 230 4-H Teen Leaders
from the Northeastern States
including seven from Chester
County, took part m the Nor
theast States 4-H Teen
Agricultural Leadership Con
ference held recently at the
National 4-H Center, Washington,
DC.
Those attending from Chester
County were Cheryl Yoder,
Spring City; Holly Scheib,
Phoenixville; Douglas Warren,
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Saturda;
Chester Springs; Dean Yamall,
Oxford; Stephen Winckelman,
Malvern; and Becky Robinson
and Larry Maule, West Grove.
The Conference was designed
for 4-H members to explore
career opportunities in
agribusiness, become aware of
the role and need for stronger
agricultural leadership and get
acqainted with leaders in
business, industry, government
and education. Tliis was ac-
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Shown, left to right are: William Moore,
Chester County dairy farmer and program
participant; Dean Yarnall, Oxford; Becky
Robinson and Larry Maule, West Grove.
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complished through speakers and
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Mrs. Ruth Alompi, TV hostess
and producer.
The conference was sponsored
by the Northeast Cooperative
Extension Service in cooperation
with the 4-H Foundation
and the U.S. Department of
Agriculture and agribusiness.
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