Forney wins tractor driving
Clyde Forney of the Cedar Crest FFA won the area tractor driving contest held
October 12 at Blue Mountain High School. Clyde was competing against FFA
members from Berks, Lebanon and Schuykill Counties. His first place finish
entitles him to represent Cedar Crest in the State Tractor Driving Contest at
Penn State next June. '
Chester Co.
WEST CHESTER - The
Chester County 4-H Clubs
are holding their 4-H Fall
Fair October 21 and 22 at the
Downingtown Farmer’s
Market on Rt. 30.
About twenty clubs have
exhibits on display for the
general public to view. The
main objective of the Fair is
to promote the Chester
County 4-H program and “to
let people know what 4-H is
all about” said Jan Renner
of the Chester County Ex
tension service.
Exhibits feature dog
obedience and grooming,
butter making, cow milking,
and heifer clipping. Also,
sewing, silk screening, craft
demonstrations and a rabbit
demonstration.
Many different animals
are there for children to pet.
There are over 1300 4-Hers
in Chester County. A 4-H
information booth is also-set
up at the Fair.
The Fanner’s Market is
providing the exhibit space
along with donating $385
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Lancaster Farming, Saturday, October 21,1978-
4-H Fair this weekend
towards prizes for the best Saturday, October 21 from
exhibits presented by the 4- 12 p.m. to 10 p.m. and
Hers. Sunday October 22 from 12
The Fair will be open p.m. to 5 p.m.
Ches.-Del.
KIMBERTON
Agricultural committee
chairman Charles Harris
explained two bills to the
Chester-Delaware Pomona
Grange 3 members at their
quarterly meeting, October
14 at the Kimberton Grange
hall.
One of the bills was a state
sponsored Agricultural
Districts Bill which would
keep agriculture land in
fanning and limit the power
of eminent domain. The
other was for federal
legislation that would
require a full disclosure of
ownership of U.S. farm land.
This Farm Investment
Disclosure Bill has already
been passed by the House.
Elaine Cook reviewed the
required food handlers
certification program.
Chester County requires
Grange meet
organizations and food
businesses to have at least
one member or employee
complete a food handling
course by December 31.
Cook served as the Grange
representative on the County
Board of Health and is now
the representative-at-large.
Sally Pyle will serve as the
new delegate to the Board.
William Buffington, lec
turer, awarded 36 prizes to
art and photography win
ners. Lois Steele, junior
committee chairman,
presented 21 awards in art,
photography, and craft to
the Junior Grange members.
Harry Davis, Oxford
Grange, was installed as
Master of Pomona 3 along
with a new slate of officers.
Eight candidates were
conferred to the Degree of
Pomona.
New members
wanted
FLEMINGTON, N. J. - Are
you 10-18 years old? Would
you like to learn twirling
.skills as part of a full 4-H
program? If so, the Hun
terdon County, N.J.
Twirlettes invites you to
become a member and to
participate in various club
functions, such as trips,
holiday parties, community
service activities, 4-H camp,
parades, and twirling
competitions.
For more information, call
the 4rH office at 609-788-1340
or 1341, between 8:30 a.m.
and 4:30 p.m. on weekdays,
or Pat Miller, club leader, at
609-782-8113.
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