20—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, Feb. 16,1974
Meat Outlook Conference
Slated for Wednesday
The outlook for livestock Dr. DeGraff has worked
and meat from now through with the Rockefeller
1975 is the subject of a public Development Program in
affairs seminar to be con- Mexico, 1952; in Columbia,
ducted Wednesday, 1953; and as a consultant
February 20 at 7:30 p.m. at with the U. S. Secretary of
Lancaster’s Farm and Home Agriculture 1955-1960.
Center.
Featured speaker at the
program will be Harrell F.
DeGraff, former president of
the American Meat Institute
in Chicago.
DeGraff, born on a farm in
western New York, was
Professor of Land
Economics, College of
Agriculture, Cornell
University, 1941-1951; H. E.
Babcock Professor of Food
Economics, Graduate School
of Nutrition, Cornell
University, 1951-1962; and
Executive Vice-President,
American Meat Institute,
Chicago, 1962-63; and
President, 1963-1973.
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New 4-H dub
Is Organized
The first organizational
meeting of the Northern
Lancaster County 4-H Soil
and Water Conservation
Club was held at the
Cloisterdale Egg Farms on
February 7.
At this meeting officers
were elected: David
Burkholder-president; Don
ald Martin - vice president;
John Deimler - secretary;
Charmaine Donmoyer -
treasurer; Barbara Stoltz -
news reporter.
Dennis Underwood and
Richard Updike took the
responsibility for County
Council.
After the election of of
ficers the group viewed a
filmstrip entitled “Fury of
the Winds.”
The next meeting will be
on February 21.
Bit-Bradoon
Officers Named
The Bit-Bradoon 4-H Club
held their Feb. meeting at
the home of D. D. Kwoka.
Leroy Bricker showed the
movie introduction of
“Arabian Horse.”
The following new officers
were elected: Betsy Reese,
president; Lesley Wmpenny,
vice-president; Suzy Yost,
secretary, Cherle Mc-
Fadden, treasurer; Jennifer
Weber, jr. treasurer; and
Barbie Charles, news
reporter.
Leader Mrs. Waldeck
suggested that each junior
member should do a report
or demonstration on horses.
The senior members will do
two.
The next meeting will be
March 3, 4:30 p.m. at the
home of Betsy Reese.
Tractor Club
Elects Officers
The 4-H Central Tractor
Club held its second meeting
at Landis Brothers Farm
Equipment on Tuesday, Feb.
6.
County Agent Max Smith
presented the movie, “No
Time to Waste”, produced
by General Motors Cor
poration. The movie
presented the many ad
vancements in reducing
pollution emissions of diesel
engmes.
The following members
were elected as officers-
Dudley Rohrer, president;
Dwight Houser, vice
president; Carl Thomas,
secretary; Jeffrey Martin,
treasurer, and Kenneth
Musser, news reporter Scott
Groff and Donald Myhn will
serve as representatives to
County Council.
York Co. 4-H
Calendar
Monday, February 18
3 p.m, - Stoverstown Sr. 4-H
Crafts Club, 4-H Center,
Bair.
7 p.m. - Stovertown Jr. 4-H
Crafts Club, York Co. 4-H
Center, Bair.
7:30 p.m. - Glen Rock,
Loganville 4-H Tractor
Club meeting at the home
of C. Harry Miller, Glen
Rock, RD2.
Tuesday, February 19
7 p.m. - Winterstown, Felton
Club meeting, Win
terstown Fire Hall.
7:30 - Learn By Doing 4-H
Crafts Club at the home
of Richard Coon, York
RDS.
7:30- Trailblazers 4-H Horse
Club meeting at Shiloh
Branch of York Bank and
Trust, Carlisle Rd.,
Shiloh.
7:30 - Ore Valley 4-H Club
meeting at Red Lion
Grange, R. 24 at Camp
Horn.
7:30 - County Council
Executive Committee
meeting, 4-H Center,
Bair.
8 p.m. - County 4-H Council
Exhibit Committee
Outdoor Show at the 4-H
Center, Bair.
Wednesday, February 20
7:30 p.m. - Loganville 4-H
Club meeting, Springfield
' Twp. Bldg., Loganville.
7:30 p.m. - Airville 4-H Club
meeting, Lower Chan
ceford Elementary
School, Airville, Pa.
7:00 p.m. - Winterstown -
Felton 4-H Club, Win
terstown Fire Hall.
7:30 p.m. - Thomasville 4-H
Club (officers and
leaders), at the home of
Harris Horn, Dover,
RD2.
Thursday, February 21
9:30 a.m. - 12 noon - 4-H
Leaders Beginning
Sewing Workshop, 4-H
Center, Bair
7:00 p.m. - Saddle-Up 4-H
Horse Club meeting at
the home of Clifton
Disharoon Box 97 New
Freedom RDI.
7:15 p.m. - Hanover 4-H Club
meeting at the home of
Joann Zumbrum, 102
Grandview Rd.,
Hanover.
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The Agricultural Extension Service of Lebanon County is
sponsoring a unique science program for building and
electrical sales personnel and farmers and homeowners
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David Ball, an electronics specialist from Allentown, Pa.j
will show how space age technology is being brought into our
everyday lives. The place is Room 12, Lebanon Municipal
Building at 7:30 P.M., Wednesday, February 20.
Most of todays farm equipment and many of the tools and
appliances used in the home and on the farm employ some
kind of solid state controls. Electronic technology has
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