—Lancaster Farming. Saturday, Sept 21, 1974
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of opportunities for a young
person to grow in respon
sibility and leadership.
“FFA now has a wide
scope of interests,” he ex
plained. “With agribusiness
activities becoming more
wide spread there are in
creasingly more ways to
become involved in
agriculture.”
“I feel FFA helped me to
grow not only in leadership
but also in self im
provement.”
Along with his work on the
farm, Dale is also active in
the Manheim young fanners
club and serves as a teacher
at Erb’s Mennonite Church.
Dale explained that be
would like to continue far
ming as long as possible.
“It is a simple way of life
but I enjoy working outside
and as long as there is
enough land I want to con
tinue farming.”
Society 23
Rhub’s Sing Out of the
United Methodist Church of
Manheim was the program
feature at the meeting of
Farm Women Society 23 held
recently at Manor Brethren
Church in Columbia.
Members of Farm Women
Society 8 along with county
officers were guests. County
officers attending were Mrs.
Carl Johnson, president Mrs.
Milton Funk, treasurer and
Mrs. John N. Hess second
vice-president of the Pa.
Farm Women Societies.
Mrs. Lester Newcomer
read Psalms 103 during the
devotional portion of the
program. The program was
planned by Mrs. Glen
Burkholder, Mrs. Harold
Greider and Mrs. Leroy
Funk.
Hostesses for the event
included: Mrs. Paid Funk,
Mrs. Harold Hoak, Mrs.
Newlin Groff and Mrs. Ralph
Kauffman.
During the business
portion of the meeting, $25
was approved for the Farm
Women’s State Scholarship
fund. The nominating
committee to elect a
treasurer and secretary was
Dale Nolt his wife, Sandy,
discuss the farm records for the
also appointed. The com
mittee includes: Mrs.
Howard Martin, Mrs. Edgar
Funk and Mrs. Lester
Newcomer.
The next meeting will be
October 1, at the home of
Mrs. Paul Funk,
Washingtonboro at 7:30 p.m.
Farm Youth
Calendar
Monday, September 23
23-26th All-American Dairy
Show at the Farm Show
Building in Harrisburg
Lancaster County Dairy
Judging Team competing at
the All-American Dairy
Show.
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