12—Lancaster Farming. Saturday, April 6, 1974
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4-H Capital
Days Events
York County 4-H mem
bers, who soon will have an
opportunity to play a
prominent role in shaping
the laws of the future, met
with area legislators and
other government officials
during State 4-H Capital Day
activities in Harrisburg,
April 1-2.
Those participating in the
citizenship program from
York County were; Kim
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McElwee, Wellsville;
Sharon Nace, Spring Grove;
Cheryl Ebaugh, Delta;
Barry Eyler, Dover; and
Mike Sueck, Airvillc.
They joined with 4-H
members from all Penn
sylvania counties to take
part in events designed to
help them become more
responsible adults.
The delegates met with
Governor Milton J. Shapp,
observed the State House of
Representatives and Senate
while in session, and toured
the Capitol and William
Penn Memorial Museum.
At the April I luncheon, the
group heard an address by
Pennsylvania Secretary of
Agriculture, James A.
McHale.
Following the luncheon, a
unique educational program,
“Democracy in Action,” was
conducted by Dauphin
County 4-H members.
The Honorable Edward D.
Backer, of the Prothonotary
Commonwealth Court of
Pennsylvania presented a
special session on the
“Judicial System in Action.”
The Monday banquet
program featured Michael
A. O’Pake, Senator from the
11th District, who discussed
“The Role of the State
Legislator;” and Dr.
Thomas B. King, Associate
Dean for Extension at The
Pennsylvania State
University, who presented
the topic, '“So You’re A
Grass Roots Ambassador.”
Senators and Represen
tatives were guests of the
County delegation at a
legislative breakfast April 2.
At this function, 4-H mem
bers and lawmakers
discussed local issues and
defined the purposes of the
educational youth program.
Speakers at the legislative
breakfast were Jerry S.
Walls, Executive Director of
the Lycoming County
Planning Commission, 1973
Distinguished 4-H Alumni
Winner; R. M. Eacley,
Regional Manager of the
Olin Corporation, St. Louis,
Mo.; and Leland G. Jinks,
Division Leader, 4-H Youth,
at Penn State.
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4-H Club
Calendar
Saturday, April 6
12:00 Noon - State 4-H
Livestock Judging contest,
Penn State.
12:15 p.m. - York Co. Teen
Agent Workshop - 4-H
Center.
Monday, Aprils
7:00 p.m. - York Co. 4-H
wrestling club, PSU, York
campus.
7:30 p.m. - Ayrshire, Jersey,
Brown Swiss, 4-H Dairy club
meeting, home of Brenda
Eshelman, Elizabethtown.
Tuesday, Aprils
7:30 p.m. - Lane. Co. 4-H
Guernsey club meeting,
Fred W. Crider farm.
7:30 p.m. - Garden Spot 4-H
Community Club
organization meeting, Rm.
114, Conestoga Valley H.S.
7:30 p.m. - Jefferson 4-H
club, Jefferson Fire Hall.
7:30 p.m. - River Hill 4-H
Horse club, Joseph Spen
cers, RDI, Airville.
7:00 p.m. - Shrewsbury 4-H
club, Shrewsbury School
Bldg.
Training sessions begin for
Leb. Co. 4-H Dairy Judging
team, Leb. Co. Ag Extension
Office, Municipal Bldg.
Wednesday, April 10
7:00 p.m. -Leader Heights 4-
H club, Leader Heights
Community Bldg.
7:30 p.m. - Horse-N-Round
4-H club, Yorkanna Fire
Hall.
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116 Daus. in 74 Herds Ave. 16,701 M 3.47% 579 F
Predicted Difference (84% rpt.) +1,644 +29
(+s9l per lactation above breed ave. herdmates)
H-FA Type Summary (9-73)
24 Clas. Daus. Ave. 77.8 (act.) 79.4 (age-adj.)
Predicted Difference (20 Pr.; 57% rpt.) -.38
Rocket daughters are tall and have a lot of dairy quality. They have pleasing
udders with good quality and easy milk-out. Rear'udders are of moderate
height and teats are well placed. He is an improver of legs and feet. His
daughters may have somewhat rough rumps as young cattle but they can
be expected to improve with maturity Rocket is recommended for mating
with short, heavy-set cows for best results
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Thursday, April 11 campus.
7:00 p.m. - Stoverstown 4-H 7:30 p.m. - Red Lion 4-H
club, York Co, 4-H Center, club, St. John’s UCC, Red
7:00 p.m. - Airville 4-H Rifle Lion.
Club, Collinsville Fish and Friday, April 12
Game Bldg. Boots and Saddles 4-H club
7:00 p.m. - York Co. 4-H meeting, Farm and Home
wrestling club, PSU, York Center.
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