Lancaster farming. (Lancaster, Pa., etc.) 1955-current, November 22, 1975, Image 26

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    26—Lancaster Firming. Saturday, Nov. 22,1975 *ll •
Area Grangers capture national awards at meeting
Travel series
planned
The second In the new
Travel and Adventure Scries
programs sponsored by the
Paradise Rotary Club will be
held on Saturday evening,
November 29 at the
Conestoga Valley High
School auditorium.
Scheduled to begin at 7:30
pjn. the program is entitled
“Timbuktu, Africa and
Beyond.” The narration win
be presented in person by the
photographer and explorer,
Remain Wllhelmsen.
Timbuktu is located in
deepest Africa, but
Wllhelmsen notes that a
majority of people do not
believe such a {dace exists.
He is sure, however, that a
thousand years ago it was
erne of the most important
cities of inner Africa.
Sijllmassa, the capital city of
Africa five hundred years
Bucher joins
conservation staff
LEBANON - George B.
Wolff, chairman of Lebanon
County Conservation
District, announced Thur-
sday that Warren Bucher Chairman Wolff said -that
will be joining the Con- Bucher comes to the District
servation District staff on with a background of
November 24th. Bucher, practical farm experience,
formerly a successful dairy and keen personal interest in
fanner, from Myerstown R 2, soil and water conservation,
has achieved recognition .
with a high producing herd of TDY A CLASSIFIED
registered Guernseys cows.
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ago, today is a forgotten area
of Arabian Night
monumental ruins and Is
now called "The Lost City of
Africa" or “The City of the
Dead."
The Travel and Adventure
Series has witnessed a great
deal of commdnity interest
and has provided op
portmlty for family-oriented
type of entertainment In
fact, Leroy Shenk, president
of the Paradise Club,
declares that “this is our
response to the community’s
desire for better movies ...
a lot of people are disgusted
with the X-rated movies and
they’re demanding this type
of thing."
Group tickets for the series
are available at |6 each for
adults and to students for $3.
Single performance tickets
are also available at the
door.
Additionally, Bucher has
received several awards for
his successful forage crop
programs.
MARTIN
Div. of Carnation
BUCK. PA
284-4464
HARRISBURG - A
Lawrenca County youth and
a York County woman woo
two of tha six top honors
awarded at tha lOltb annual
National Grange convention
in Columbus, Ohio. Sixteen
other Pennsylvanians woo
awards in various com
petitions that featured the
convention program.
George Rodgers, It, of
Slippery Rock R 3, was
chosen as the National
Grange prince for 1978 and
will travel throughout the
nation as the Grange am
bassador to activities of his
own and other organizations.
Rodgers, a son of Mr. and
Mrs.'Walter Rodgers, is a
sophomore at Alfred N.Y.
Agricultural and Technical
College.
Miss Mary Margaret
Craft, of York Haven, was
one of three grand national
winners in the necdleword
competition at the con
vention. An afgban she
knitted bad previously taken
first places in. state and
national contests.
Her mother, Mrs. Iva
Craft, also of York Haven,
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woo a blue ribbon in the
Ktchwork pillow contest, at
Ih tha state and national
Orange conventions.
A |SOO scholarship was
awarded to Mary Louise
Schuler, seventeen, of
Fleetwood RS, one of the four
finalists in the annual sewing
contest of the Notional
Grange. Mlaa Schuler
previously had won first
place ribbons in state and
national Grange com
petitions for contestants in
the 10-17 age group.
First place in the family
vocal competition was won
by the "Yankee Doodle
Dandies” from the Lehlgh-
Northampton County area.
Members were Mrs. Henry
C. Shankweiler, Lynn,
Debbie, Joanne, James and
Andy Sohneck, John and
Mark Shankweiler, and
Michael and Matthew
Beitler.
The ancient Greek* believed
that they would acquire in*
spiration by deeping with
laurel leave* under their
pillow*.
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In the family instrumental
contest, second place was
won by "Tha Relatives"
from Bernvllle. In the group
were Mrs. Doris Kittling,
pianist, and six children,
Arthur KlasUng, Jr., Susan,
John and May Klailiog,
Roaann Snyder and Kim
berly Kehler.
Other Pennsylvania
winners were:
Mrs. John Cressman,
Bethlehehem, first place in
both adult poster and banner
classes.
Carol Pensyl, Bedford,
first in youth poster class.
Mrs. Betty M. English,
Girard Rl. third in knitted
three-piece baby set.
Mrs. Leroy Hoover,
Roaring Spring, third place
in women’s activities
recognition for states with
300 or more Granges.
Robin GraxetU, Grove
City, three awards in color
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photo contest (or Juniors;
flnt (or acenea, oecood (or
animals, and third (or
propla.
Amy Hickman, prosperity,
second in color photo close
ups (or Juniors.
Elizabeth L. Boccardo,
Newton, Third place in
scene* and third in dose-ups
in adult black and white
photo contest.
Carol Myers, Washington,
first (or animals and second
(or scenes, in Junior blade
and white photo contest
Donna, Myers,
Washington, first in people
class. Junior black and white
photos.
Karen Shaw, Vanderbilt,
third in Junior blade and
white photo close-ups.
Robert Myers,
Washington, first, scenes in
Junior color slide contest.'
Peggy Credeur, West
Chester, first, prople in
junior color slide contest.
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