—Lancaster Farming. Saturday May 12. 1973
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Local 4-H’ers Attend Washington Conference
Four Lancaster County 4-
H'crs, along with 129 other 4-
H’ers from the Keystone State,
took part in the Northeast States
Invitational 4-H Teen
PennAg Slates
Annual Meeting
PennAg Industries Association
will hold its 95th convention
September 12-14 in Lancaster’s
Host Corral, according to
William E. Ryan, chairman of
the association’s convention
committee Ryan, of Jesse C
Stewart Co , Pittsburgh said the
theme of the convention is “A
Time for all Seasons ”
“We feel this theme will ac
curately emphasize the im
portance of time management
and timing in our business and
personal lives American
agriculture and agribusiness is
assuming a greater role than
ever in international affairs and
its time is now We hope to ex
plore the implications of this
concept for tomorrow’s society,”
Ryan said
“Of equal importance is the
management of time and we have
been successful in obtaining
Francis Tntt, a management
consultant with Lawrence-Leiter
Company, Kansas City to
discuss the subject in a major
program feature,” Ryan con
cluded
Other features of the 3 day
event include industry exhibits,
golf, entertainment and a ladies
program, chaired by Mrs.
William Ryan
Other features of the 3 day
event include industry exhibits,
golf, entertainment and a ladies
program, chaired by Mrs.
William'Ryan
Members of the Convention
Committee and their respon
sibility include John G. John
ston, Tyrone Milling Co., Tyrone
and Paul Orner, Columbus
Milling Co , Columbus, both Co-
Chairman of the Attendance
Committee, D Jay Wolgemuth,
Wolgemuth Bros , Inc., Mt Joy,
Chairman of Entertainment and
Arrangements, John B Pntts,
Canonsburg Milling Co.,
Canonsburg, Chairman of
Exhibits, Paul Homan, Central
Soya Corp, Greenville, Chair
man of Golf
Penn Ag’s membership is
composed of agribusiness firms
throughout Pennsylvania and an
attendance in excess of 300 is
expected at the Convention
Penn Manor 4-H
Club Reorganizes
The Penn Manor Community 4-
H Club met recently at the Ann
Letort School
The following officers were
elected Carl Thomas, president,
Jay Stauffer, vice-president.
Dale Tshudy, secretary, Karen
Greider, treasurer, Wilbur
Martin news reporter, Karen
Greider, song leader. Jay
Bleacher and Nanette Musser,
game leaders
Carl Thomas and Karen
Greider were elected as County
Council representatives Leaders
are John Thomas and John
Grube
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Area 4-H’ers attending the recent Northeast States In
vitational 4-H Teen Agribusiness Conference in Washington
were, left to right, Nancy Henkel, Scott Heisey, Nancy
Yunginger and Jeff Greider.
Agribusiness Conference held
recently in Washington, D C.
Those attending from Lan
caster County were: Jeff
Greider, Scott Heisey, Nancy
Henkel, and Nancy Yunginger.
The conference, held in the
National 4-H Center, was
designed to explore career op
portunities in agribusiness;
become aware of the role and
need for stronger agricultural
leadership, and to get acquainted
with leaders of business, in
dustry, government and
CHOICE DAIRY CATTLE
FOR SALE
We handle Registered and Grade Cows from Nor
thern Pennsylvania and New York State.
A Good Selection to Choose From.
For information on our satisfaction guarantee,
contact any of our customers.
H & N HOLSTEIN FARM
R. D. No. 1 Strasburg, Pa. Phone 786-7869
65 to 70
HEAD
MOSTLY CANADIANS,
FEW WISCONSIN & MINNESOTA COWS,
LOAD TOP GRADE INDIANA COWS
at Black and White Holstein Farm, Lancaster, Pa.
across from the Comet Drive-in Theatre or Vi mi. west
of breeding unit
ON
FRIDAY NIGHT May 18 at 8 o’clock
Selling 65 to 75 head of grade and Purebred
Holstems of large size, good type and lots of milking
quality All cows fresh or Close-up springers.
Farmers and dairymen, if you are in the need of top
quality herd replacements these are the kind you have
been looking for They are all purchased first hand from
farms where they were raised by some of the best
judges of dairy cows in the business If you need a can
of milk per day or 100 lbs per day we have the cows for
you Just by all means get to this sale
CHARLES C. MYERS
OWNER
Abe Diffenbach; Auct.
Henry Kettering Pedigrees
Park Myers. Sales Manager
Credit available: Contact Charles Myers prior to sale.
education. Teen leaders from five
states participated.
“The young leaders received
scholarships to help defray
conference costs,” said Carroll
Howes, Associate, State 4-H
leader “Contributions came
from state agricultural
organizations and industries as
well as local scholarships.”
While at the nation’s capitol,
the group participated in group
discussions and assemblies; took
bus tours to points of interest;
and were involved in numerous
recreational activities.
Speakers at the five-day
agribusiness conference included
Joe S. Taylor, chairman of dairy
science extension at Penn State;
Dr. Robert Wagner, Director of
extension at the University of
Maryland; Boyd Gartley, of
Inter-State Milk Producers
Cooperative; Dr. Robert White-
Stevens, chairman of the Bureau
of Conservation and En
vironmental Science at Rutgers
University; and Mr. and Mrs. Bill
Moore, of Chatham, Penn
sylvania dairymen.
William Dearden, of Milton
Hershey Foods; Mary Ann
FEEDER
CATTLE
SHOW & SALE
Friday, May 18, 1973
Show 2:00 P.M. Sale 7:00 P.M.
Shown , Judged and Sold in lots of 20. Trophies for
winners Anyone may enter. For.more information call
717-442-4181 or 7.68-8204
JUNE FEEDER SALE
JUNE 15, 7 P.M.
ALL WEIGHTS. ALL GRADES. ,
For consignments and information, contact:
Kenneth Hershey, mgr.
, (717) 768-8204
Vintage Sales Stables, Inc.
, P.O;Box 100, Paradise, Pa. ,
10 Miles East of Lancaster, Pa. On U.S. Route 30
PUBLIC SALE
REAL ESTATE AND PERSONAL PROPERTY
SATURDAY. MAY 19
Commencing at 9:30 a.m.
' Located Appoximately 3 Miles North of Haffer Hoad to N
Grubbs Church. Approximately 4 Miles West of Route 15, at
Shaffer’s Motel and Mobil Gas Station. 2 Miles East of
Meiserville, off Route 104. Snyder County. ~
Small Columbia Kitchen Range; New General Electric T.
V.; Heatrola; Norge Wringer Washer; 5 Pc. Wooden Dinette
Set, G. E. Sweeper; Oak Extension Table; Antique Chest of
Drawers; Antique Corner Cupboard Base; Antique Dresser-
Metal Bed; Dresser; Metal Bed and Springs; Metal Cot • 9x 12
Rug; 3 Pc. Living Room Suite; Chairs; Step Stool;’Knick
Knacks; New Blinds; 4 Pc. Waterfall Bedroom Suite with
Cedar Chest; Picture Frames, Dishes; Cooking Utensils;
Base Dry Sink; Glider; 4 Qt. Electric Ice Cream Freezer;
Garden and Shop^Tools; Lawn Mower; Woven Wire; Double
Cultipacker; Wagon on Rubber, Ensilage Silo Filler- 3 hp
Rotary Mower; Saw Frame; Snow Fencing; Chicken Feeders
and Waterers; Gas Barrels, Hog Hangers; Corn Sheller;
Chestnut Coal and Other Miscellaneous Items.
67 Acre Farm whereon is erected two houses with modern
conveniences, (one 7 room house and bath and one 4 room
bungalow with bath and laundry room). Bank barn, wagon
sheds, 2 chicken houses, metal corn crib and other necessary
outbuildings. .
Acreage includes tillable land and some woods. Land in good
state of cultivation Real estate to be offered at 1:00 pm
Immediate possession
Excellent for farming or summer home
Terms- REAL ESTATE - 20 percent DOWN.
Personal Property - CASH
ESTATE OF
LAIRD S. GEMBERLING - Attorney
WAYNE HESS - Auctioneer
LUNCH SERVED
Wamsley, editor of the “Ex
tension Service Review,” Dr.
Darwin G. Braund, of Agway,
Inc., Syracuse, N. Y.; Dr.
Thomas B. King, associate dean
for extension at Penn State; P.
Glenn Harr, Penn State assistant
State 4-H leader; Pat Ralston,
associate director of science and
education, USDA; and Dorothy
Emerson, consultant at the
National 4-H Center. '
■ The conference was sponsored
by the Northeast Cooperative
Extension Service in cooperation
-with the National 4-H Club
Foundation and U.S. Department
of Agriculture.
PERSONAL PROPERTY
REAL ESTATE
CHARLOTTE M. DRESSIER
MRS. GLEN PARRY, Executrix-Owner