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—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, Nov. 16, 1974
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During York County’s 4-H
Achievement program, the
Thomasville 4-H won the Outstanding
Club award for their participation in
local, regional and state activities.
Members of the club are (from left)
Thomasville 4-H
Receives Award
The Thomasville 4-H
Community Club was the
recipient of the Outstanding
Club trophy at the York
County Achievement
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R.D.4, LITITZ, PA. PHONE 626-4355
Tommy Welsh, news reporter; Paul
Myers, news reporter; James Roth,
Gary Welsh, president; Nancy
Essenhart, Tim Eisenhart, Vice
president and Janathan Myers,
secretary.
Program. The award is
based on the members
community services, their
participation in state
regional and county 4-H
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events and also the leaders
involvement in 4-H work
over the past year.
Members receiving
recognition during the
program included: Jeff
Roth, Outstanding Overall
Boy and recipient of the
Keystone Awards in
Citizenship and Agriculture;
Tim Eiserfaart, outstanding
Boy for 1974 and Paul Myers
111, Outstanding Junior Boy.
Receiving trophies in the
project areas included:
Junior County Winners:
Dairy-Jonathan Myers;
Horse-Martha Uhl; Knit
ting: Tammy Barnhart;
Poultry-Paul Myers III;
Veterinary Science-
Katherine Uhl; Senior
County Winners: Petroleum
Power-Tim Eisenhart.
Tommy Welsh was
presented with a plaque for
the Outstanding News
Reporter in the County.
Members and leaders will
be recognized at the Club’s
local Achievement Night
program on November 30 at
7:00 p.m. in the 4-H Center
with a covered dish meal
before the event.
Agreements
Signed by 4
Conservation
Cooperators
Four new cooperative
conservation agreements
were signed by the Lan
caster County Conservation
District board of directors at
a recent board meeting.
The cooperating land
owners who also signed the
agreements will be im
plementing conservation
plans on their properties.
The new cooperators, the
townships in which their
properties lie and the
acreages are: Christian H.
Shenk, Strasburg Township,
58 acres; Reuben B. Martin,
Ephrata, 13 acres; Jonas M.
Zeiset, Caernarvon, 80 acres,
and the City of Lancaster,
with a 45-acre plot in
Manheim Township.
TRY A
CLASSIFIED
AD!
Grassland FFA
Wins Silver Emblem
The Gold Emblem award
is given to FFA Chapters for
outstanding achievements as
a chapter. The award at the
National level is presented at
the National FFA Con*
vention held at Kansas City,
Mo. The Grassland FFA
chapter competing with
chapters throughout the
state and the nation recently
received a Silver Medal for
their efforts. Lloyd Hoover,
chapter President was in
charge of preparing the
application this year.
The application better
known as the Chapter Rating
Form, contains a report of
the activities carried out by
each chapter during the
course of the year. The
Grassland FFA had a rather
active year with local,
county, regional, state and
national participation. Usipg
the chapter Program of
Work, the activities carried
out during the year are
recorded under the headings
of Leadership, Supervised
Farming Programs, Ear
ning and Savings,
Recreation activities, and
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Scholarship, to name a few.
The chapter this year played
a part in making the Nolt’s
Pond Project, the project of
the year for the Jaycees.
Chapter also carried out
community service projects.
The Silver Emblem
awarded this year was one of
two presented to Penn
sylvania chapters. With a
busy school season already
in session, the Grassland
Chapter will again strive for
the most coveted award in
the FFA-that of the National
Gold Emblem.
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directions Read the label and follow the recommended
dosages usages limitations- and cautions
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