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County Council Members
The June 1 meeting of the A film, “Tom Sawyer”, will be
Silver Spurs 4-H Club was held at shown to benefit the National 4-H
the Click residence in Barcville Center (Washington, D.C.) at the
The meeting was called to order Eric Theatre in Lancaster. The
by Randy Click, president, who date is July 25
introduced a guest, Mr. Jay Ir
win. Mr. Irwin and Dr. Earl
Weber attended the meeting to
speak about the total 4-H
program and current or future
activities
The 4-H Club Congress, which
is a yearly leadership conference
held at Penn State, will be held
this year June 25 to 28.
A group of Michigan 4-H
members will come to Lancaster
in conjunction with an exchange
program. They will be in Lan
caster from July 8 to 14. Lan
caster members will go to
Michigan July 25 to August 4.
Members are invited to attend
the County Demonstration Day to
be held at 1 p.m July 5 at the
Farm and Home Center.
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Saturday, June 9. 1973
Dr. Weber demonstrated the
“Horse Bowl” competition with
Randy Click, Jim Click, Roberta
Stem, Bob May, Karen Lenox,
Bill Snyder, Cherri Gochnauer,
and Jack Shirk taking part. The
Horse Bowl is a program where
two four-member teams com
pete. They are asked questions
about horses and their care. The
team answering first scores a
point
Roll was taken and dues paid
Three County Council
representatives were elected to
replace former members who,
due to overcrowding in the Silver
Spurs Club, joined another.
Elected were Randy Kolb, Judi
Anderson, and Colleen Kolb.
A clinic was held at Click’s
Trailer Shop for Lancaster
County 4-H Horse Club members
on Saturday, June 2. This in
cluded grooming and
showmanship, general hor
semanship, and an informal
period where any phase of riding
was discussed. Mrs. Henkle
helped with the English horses
and Mrs. McCoy with the
Western.
The trophy committee was set
up for the Silver Spurs Open
Horse Show to be held August 19
at the Lancaster Riding Club on
Columbia Avenue. The com
mittee includes Roxanne Stein,
Karen Lenox, Lori May, Chris
Weitzel, Jim Click, and Phil
Young.
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Report Fuel
To help assure that farmers
don’t run short of fuel this season,
the U. S. Department of
Agriculture (USDA) is asking
farmers to:
-Report any shortages to local
Agricultural Stabilization and
Conservation Service (ASCS)
offices, and
-Use fuel conserving methods
with tractors, trucks and other
machine-driven equipment.
The Department since
February has been monitoring
the farm fuel supply situation
through its more than 2,800 ASCS
county offices. Any shortages are
reported immediately through
state ASCS offices to Washington.
In addition, a regular farm fuel
situation report is prepared for
Secretary of Agriculture Earl L.
Butz every Wednesday.
Any problems that arise are
forwarded immediately to the
Office of Oil and Gas (OOG), U.S.
Department of the Interior, for
solution under the voluntary
allocation program. William E.
Simon, chairman of the
President’s Oil Policy Committee
and deputy secretary of the
Treasury, has pointed out that
farmers and the food industry
have priority in getting
petroleum products To assure
continuous coordination with the
OOG, ASCS has loaned it a
professional employee.
ASCS said some suppliers have
not been able to meet farm
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customers’ needs fully. Officials
said this is partly because in
dependent and cooperative fuel
producers and marketers have
not been able to obtain enough
supplies.
The current planting period is
critical to farm production.
Officials involved do follow ups
on shortage reports to make
certain that corrective action is
being taken
USDA has been working with
the Departments of Treasury and
the Interior to encourage farm
fuel conservation practices.
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Farmers can conserve fuel use
by keeping tractors tuned and
using minimum tillage practices,
for example.
USDA officials also urged
farmers not to buy more fuel than
they need in the near future.
Officials stressed that equitable
distribution is necessary if all
farmers are to have enough fuel.
Public hearings hearings will
be held June 11-13 in Washington
by the Treasury Department to
see how the voluntary crude oil
and product allocation program
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