—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, October 28, 1972
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Governor Milton Shapp' recently signed a
proclamation naming the week of
November 5 Pennsylvania Young Farmer
Week. With the governor at the signature
ceremony were seated left to right: Jay
Foreman, PYFA President, Shapp, Donald
Grove, PYFA Secretary. 2nd Row: Mr.
George Love, Assistant Commissioner for
Basic Education, Jap Kopp PYFA
Gov. Shapp Proclaims
Young Farmer Week
The week beginning November
5 has been proclaimed Penn
sylvania Young Farmer Week by
governor Milton Shapp Shapp
signed the proclamation in
Harrisburg recently, while
PYFA members and
representatives of various state
agencies looked on.
The proclaunation read;
Agriculture is a basic and vital
part of our economy.
Capable and well-educated
leadership is needed to maintain
and improve the efficiency of
American agricultural
production for the benefit of both
producers and consumers.
The Pennsylvania Young
Farmers Association is
organized through the Vocational
Agriculture Programs in the
public schools for the purpose of
providing continued educational
opportunities for the young farm
families.
Young farmer programs in
local communities provide
technical information, develop
civic responsibilities, and
promote rural-urban un
derstanding.
The Pennsylvania Young
Farmers Association enables
young farm families throughout
the State to associate together in
frequent planned meetings,
whereby they gain new ideas,
create new friendships, and
acquire valuable experiences.
The Achievements of the
Pennsylvania Young Farmers
Association merit public
recognition.
Therefore, I, Milton J. Shapp,
Governor of the Commonwealth
Treasurer, Henry Givler, Vocational
Education Consultant. 3rd Row: Carl E.
Herr, Consultant Adult Vocational
Education, Thomas L. Rowland, Ad
ministrative Assistant for Planning Pa.
Dept, of Agriculture, John Campbell,
Director of Public Relations, Dr. John W.
Struck, State Director of Vocational
Education.
of Pennsylvania, do hereby
proclaim the week of November
5-11, 1972, as PENNSYLVANIA
YOUNG FARMERS WEEK in
Pennsylvania, and urge all our
citizens to assist in according this
observance the attention and
importance which it fully merits
for its community, county and
State-wide service.
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