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Lancaster Co. Youth
Lancaster County will be
sending sixty-seven 4-H
representatives to the
Pennsylvania State Un
iversity for 4-H Leadership
Congress from June 24-27.
For many 4-H’ers Leader
ship Congress-is their first
state event to represent
Lancaster County. These
members, who are aU over
thirteen years old, will be
looking at current teenage
problems and will be lear
ning special leadership skills
to help them as 4-H teen
leaders.
The Lancaster County
delegation will join with
about 1,300 other 4-H
members from across the
state to share and contribute
ideas which will improve
local community programs.
They will also take part in
assemblies, discussion- and
workshop groups, and
recreational activities.
Speakers at the four-day
conference include Robert
H. White-Stevens, chariman
of the Bureau of Con
servation and En
vironmental Science at
Rutgers University; and
Pearl Williams-Jones,
singer, pianist, and faculty
member of Federal City
College, Washington, D.C.
Members participating in
; 4-H Congress are: Louis
Simmons, Medelia Den
nison, Joseph Forty, Calvin
Hines, Michael Gant, Luis
Hargrove, Bonita Dennison,
Genevieve Gibson, Andrea
rhe industry's Nat
Turkey Peering SysteM
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Attend 4-H
Gibson, Laura Allegrati,
Claudia Bard, Jeanette
Bauman, Selena Boyer,
Karen Breneman, Thomas
Grove, Stuart Heisey, Curt
Hess, Gregory Martin, Jeff
Martin, Pam Wivell, Sandy
Smeal, Karen Here, Cathy
Brubaker, Lashon Bussell,
Cynthia Erb, Donna
Fasnacht, Sandy Frey, Kim
Fritz, Wendy Gerber,
Bernadine Gish, Ruby
Ginger, Gloria Good, Patty
Groff, Michelle Grove, June
Grube, Kathy Huber,
Ruthann Irwin, Gail Kline,
Mary Ellen Lee, Becky
Mclntrye, Laurie Mclntrye,
Barb Rylee, Janet Rylee,
Jane McSparran, Robin
Miller, Tcri Miller, Patti Sue
Moyer, Trudy Nissley, and
Gail Reish.
Eight older 4-H teen
leaders will participate in a
special Leadership School
designed to help them in
conducting and planning
youth programs. Their
workshops topics will in
clude communication skills,
understanding social con
cerns and group processes,
and recreation, Gary Akers,
Tuaffic Cop
Big Dutchman's OVERHEAD
CHAIN AND TROUGH FEED
DELIVERY SYSTEM eliminates
the TURKEY TRAFFIC PROB
LEM. It allows the PRODUCER
and the BIRD to move freely
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significantly reducing bumps
and bruises to both.
The system also features:
• Proven, reliable chain and
trough feed delivery.
• Durable, specially designed feed
pans to reduce feed waste.
• Easily adjustable feed flow with op
tional individual feeder shut-off.
• Low Cost, Clear Plastic, Drop Tubes.
• Low maintenance requirement.
• Ample feeding space for every bird.
Get all the facts about this remarkable Over
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Lancaster Farming, Saturday, June 22.1974
Congress
Steve Donough, Henry
Gibson, Ron Walton, Betty
Jo Bitter, Jane Gregory,
Suzanne Groff, and Carmen
Wright, will be attending this
part of the 4-H Congress'
program.
Nancy Kenkel and Ted
Gray have been selected to
serve as Leadership Council
representatives. They will
help supervise the program
activities for the delegates.
They will have a two-day
counseling and orientation
session to acquaint them
with their duties before
Congress.
Darryl Bollinger and
Christine Erb will attend 4-H
Congress as Leadership
School Advisors. They will
help supervise the activities
of the older teens.
Educational, workshops
are planned for the leaders
attending the event as
chaperones. Leaders at
tending with the Lancaster
group will be Mr. & Mrs.
Edward Donough, Manheim,
and Mrs. Mary Jane Miller,
Lancaster. Miss Debra
Gregory, 4-H Summer
Assistant, will also attend 4-
H Congress.
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