Cattlemen tap Reno Thomas to serve on enviroment committee
BEAVERTOWN - Reno H.
Thomas of Beavertown, Pa.,
a member of the state House
of Representatives from the
85th District (Snyder-Umon)
has been appointed a
member of the En-
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Committee of the National
Cattlemen’s Association.
Thomas is a charter
member of NCA and owns
235 head of beef cattle along
with more than 2,000
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attend the annual convention
of NCA the last week in
January.
Thomas is minority
chairman of the House
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Committee on Agriculture
and Rural Affairs in
Harrisburg, where he has
been a member of the House
of Representatives since
1968. He is a graduate of
Penn State School of
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Agriculture, where he was a
member of Alpha Tau Alpha
Honor Society. He achieved
honorary membership m the
Pennsylvania Chapter of
Alpha Zeta and Gamma
Sigma Delta societies for his
outstanding leadership m
agriculture and rural af
fairs. He taught in the public
schools as a vocational
agriculture teacher, he is a
member of the Grange, a
member and past director of
the Pennsylvania Farmers
Association.
Thomas has served as an
officer of the Livestock and
Allied Industries
Association, of the State
Council of Farm
Organizations, the State
Farm Show Commission, the
Pennsylvania Livestock
Exposition and the All-
American Dairy Show and
the Eastern National
Livestock Show. He received
the State Master Farmer
Award in 1964, served for 15
years on the Beavertown
School Board, and has been a
leader in various civic ac-
Parks and forestry
departments offering
outdoor jobs for students
HARRISBURG - Ap
plications for the 1978
summer Youth Conservation
Corps (YCC) program are
now available from high
school guidance counselors,
Bureau of Employment
Security Offices, Bureau of
State Parks Offices, Bureau
of Forestry Offices and
YMCA’s.
The Summer work
program is open to any youth
who will be 15 years old by
June 1,1978 but wll not be 19
years old before August 31,
1978.
Youth Conservation Corps
work sites are located
throughout the Com
monwealth on federal lands
administered by the D.S.
Department of Agriculture
and U.S. Department of the
Interior and on State lands
administered by the Penn
sylvania Department of
Environmental Resources.
Work projects are
structured to provide Corps
members with a better
understanding of their en
vironment while earning a
minimum wage. Typical
projects include stream
improvements, construction
of bridges and other
recreational facilities,
thinning of forest plan-
Auctioneers to meet
HARRISBURG - The 30th
annual convention of the
Pennsylvania Auctioneers
Association is expected to be
an event featuring
educational topics, good
speakers, and fresh ideas
from all over the state. It’ll
all get underway at 9 a.m. on
Jan 27 and continue through
ail of the following day
Licensed auctioneers ard
their wives are invited to
attend the iwo-doj
programs, to be held at the
Host Inn, here.
Some of the highlights of
tlie meeting include a fun
auction, and the selection of
thp fniptinneer of thp vpar
Reno Thomas
tivities in his home com
munity, where he is an ac
tive member of the United
Church of Christ.
Thomas is founder of the
Brooks End Farm at
Beavertown, where his son
in-law, Mark Stehr, has
recently joined him as co
owner and assistant
manager.
tations, unproving wildlife
habitat and similar related
tasks.
Two types of YCC op
portunities are available -
residential programs where
corpsmembers live and
work in a camp setting away
from home and non
residential programs where
participants live at home
and commute daily to their
work site. Residential
participants earn $65.50 per
week plus room and board
while non-residential par
ticipants earn $79.50 per
week.
Because more ap
plications are received than
there are jobs available,
participants are chosen by a
random selection process.
Selected applicants will be
notified by May 1.
Completed applications
must be received at the YCC
Selection Office, P.O. Box
800, Falls Church, Va. 22046
by March 15, 1978. In
complete applications
cannot be considered.
Questions relative to the
YCC should be referred to
Naylor at the Bureau of
State Parks, Department of
Environmental Resources,
Box 1467, Harrisburg, Pa.
17120.
Speakers include auc
tioneer John Freeman from
Philadelphia, Michael
Pakenham, associate editor
of the Philadelphia Inquirer,
and Robert Butera,
Republican candidate for
governor.
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