York 4-H Elects
County Officers
Installation of new officers brum is the new assistant),
was held before the Sep- Social chairman - Linda
tember meeting of the York Ebaugh takes over for
County Council. Officers herself, (Karen Hemminger
elected were: President - new assistant). News
Jeff Roth for Larry Rappolt, reporter - Beverly Brown for
vice-president - Kevin Leh- Nancy Krone (with Joyce
men for Vanessa Zinn, Livingston as new
Secretary - Karen assistant). Historian -
Raubenstine for Christi Darlene Landis for Linda
Shermeyer, Treasurer - Tim Wilson, (Linda Wilson new
Eisenhart for Tim assistant).
Livingston, (Joanne Zum-
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New officers took over this
meeting. Many committee
reports were made. Also it
was decided to have flowers
at Achievement night
(October 10). The Hor
ticulture Club will take care
of this.
Cookie sales start October
1. They will be 75 cents a box
and there is a new kind
called Lemoncreme. Huff
and Puff and Peanut Crunch
are the kinds of candy for
sale. They are $1.25 a box. If
each person in 4-H land sells
just one box (case) both
he(she) will be doing “A-O-
K!”
With the beginning of
another school year and the
return to dormitory living
for many college-aged
youngsters, officials of the
Beltone Crusade for Hearing
Conservation warn youth
against the hazards of
prolonged or continuous
listening to unreasonably
high levels of rock music.
Frequent attendance at loud
rock concerts featuring
excessively amplified music
and the misuse of head
phones have combined to
expose many of today’s
college students to serious
'tential h( ng • "oblems,
plus
tax
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Sat til 5
Oley Fair
Draws Record
Attendance
On Thursday, September
19,1974, the 28th Oley Valley
Community Fair drew over
15,000 people to the little
Berks County village of Oley,
Pa. Entertainment was
provided by the Carter
Family, a country music
troupe from Nashville, Tenn.
According to fair officials,
there were 4,991 entries in
the various departments and
$6,863 of prize money
awarded.
Each entry is judged and
given a number of points and
the individual with the
highest accumulation of
points in each division is
awarded a trophy from the
National Bank of Boyertown.
Trophy winners were:
Dairy, Linden Loch
Holsteins, Oley, RDI; Beef,
Cathleen Muth, Alburtis;
Sheep, Charles Hopkins,
Oley RDI; Swine, Elton
Muth, Alburtis; Farm Corps,
Dawn Levengood, Oley RDI;
Vegetables, Morris Haas,
Oley RD2; Fruits, Clay
Angstadt, Mertztown RDI;
Baked Products, Mrs.
Shirley Schoenly, RDI Oley;
Canned Products, Betty
Hiltebeitel, Oley RDI;
Junior Foods, Laura Sch
woyer, Fleetwood RD3;
Apiary, Eugene Taylor,
Douglasville RD2; Student
Flowers, Deborah Snyder,
Fleetwood RDI; Adult
Flowers, Mary Christman,
Fleetwood RDI; Student
Domestic Arts, Dianne
Dautrich, Reading; Adult
domestic arts, Virginia
Hertzog, RD3 Fleetwood;
Student Fine Arts, Mark
Link, RD3 Fleetwood; and
Adult Fine Arts, Helen
Lechner, RD2 Oley, Pa.
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Lancaster Farming, Saturday, Sept 28,1974 —
Farm Women
Calendar
Saturday, September 28
Farm Women Society 1
weekend retreat at Camp
Hebron.
Farm Women Society 5
entertain husbands at
Historic Strasburg 6:30
p.m.
Tuesday, October 1
Farm Women Society 23
meeting at the home of
Mrs. Paul Funk
Washington Boro at 7:30
p.m.
Thursday, October 3
Farm Women Society 20
Hickory Farms Safari,
Park City, business
meeting following at
Longs Park.
Saturday, October 5
Farm Women Society 1
Apple Butter making at
Landis Valley Museum,
Sperry
Promotions
Edward G. Ludwig has
been promoted from junior
industrial engineer at Sperry
New Holland to night-shift
finishing foreman.
He replaces George P.
Althouse, who will now
handle night-shift operations
for a newly created finishing
section.
Other promotions to
supervisory positions at the
firm’s New Holland, Pa.,
plant were also announced
recently. Elmer Mantyla,
general machine shop
operator, was promoted to
section foreman for the night
shift in the machining
department.
Donald L. Heffley has been
promoted to assembly
foreman, Michael W. Muth
to welding foreman and H.
Jeffrey Shirk to loading
foreman, all on the night
shift.
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