—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, August 25, 1973
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Brunthaver to
Assistant Secretary of
Agriculture for International
Affairs and Commodity
Programs, Dr. Carroll G.
Brunthaver, will keynote the 95th
Annual PennAg Industries
Association Convention to be held
in Lancaster September 12, 13,
and 14.
Dr Brunthaver is deeply in
volved in the Agriculture
Department’s efforts to expand
U. S. agricultural exports which
are running at an all-time high.
He believes these exports are a
key to the health of the nation’s
economy
As Assistant Secretary he
oversees the Department of
Agriculture’s trade and export
The Penn Willow 4-H Club
showed exhibits at Achievement
Day held at the Farm and Home
Center last Thursday. It was the
Club’s best showing since the
Club was formed in 1967
Four members from the Penn
Willow Club won “Best of Show”
awards They were: Diana
Warfel, sewing; Julie Sourbeer,
sewing; Shelly Stekervetz,
sewing, and Wendy Huber,
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expansion work of the Foreign
Agricultural Service, The Export
Marketing Service and Producer
and Commodity Programs ad
ministered by the Agricultural
Stabilization and Conservation
Service.
Dr. Bruthaver has been in
agriculture all his life. He grew
up and worked on his family’s
farm in Ohio. Prior to becoming
Assistant Secretary he held
positions related to agriculture in
business, education and govern
ment.
PennAg represents many types
of agribusiness throughout
Pennsylvania. The convention
will be held at the Host Corral in
Lancaster. An attendance of 300
is expected to attend the event.
Willow Wins
Achievement
Penn
At
cooking.
In the cooking exhibits Karen
Huber received a champion
ribbon, Diana Warfel a blue
ribbon, and Shelly Stekervetz a
white ribbon.
Sandy Dagen was awarded a
blue ribbon for her photography
exhibit.
Sonya Dagenhart and Greg
Martin won reserve champion
ribbons for handyman. Other
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Awards
Day
winners in handyman were: Jeff
Denlinger, blue; Pam Goss, red;
Wendy Fritz, red, and Jeff Leed,
red. Jeff Fritz, Wayne Huber and
Dean Martin received white
ribbons
In vegetables, Wendy Fritz won
a reserve champion for her
exhibit.
Three 4-H’ers from Penn
Willow won reserve champion
ribbons for sewing. They were:
Shelly Stekervetz, Diane Warfel
and Julie Sourbeer.
There were also 10 4-H’ers from
the Penn Willow Club who
received blue ribbons. They
were: Carol Cambell, Teresa
Dagen, Kim Fritz, Donna Walton,
Sharon McCauley, Shelly
Sangrey, Diana Warfel, Wendy
Huber, Ruth Sheesley and Linda
Huber.
Sandy Dagen, Rebecca Berrier
and Carol Huber received red
ribbons. Julie Sourbeer, Linda
Huber and Yvonne Johnson
received white ribbons.
In rabbit competition, Roger
Ober and Brenda Huntzinger
received blue ribbons.
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