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—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, November 11,1978
Beth Hershey, representing the York County 4-H program, accepted a check
for $2OOO from Farm Women treasurer Brooke Snodgrass at the recent York
County Farm Women Society convention.
Gas rationing changes
WASHINGTON, D.C. -
U.S. Senator Richard S.
Schweiker (R.-Pa.) has
urged the Department of
Energy to reconsider its
proposed denial of priority
rating to newspapers under
its contingency gasoline
rationing plan.
Under the Energy Policy
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DECEMBER 2.1978 ji
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and Conservation Act of
1974, the Department of
Energy was directed to
formulate a contingency
gasoline rationing program
for standby use in case of a
future energy emergency,
such as a major oil embargo.
As part of that plan, DOE
published m the Federal
Register proposed
regulations that included
priority rating, in case of
rationing, for certain
gasoline users, such as
emergency vehicles and
public transportation. News
gathering and distribution,
however, were excluded
from thai, priority use
category.
“I trust the contingency
urged
gasoline rationing program namese refugee family. Her
which the Department of Presentation detailed tae
Energy will submit to the background of their Me,
Congress will correct this w to the events
situation,” Schweiker wrote. NorthYortarea 01^
Horse judging
(Continued from Page 122) 594. Donna Neely of Penn
took second place with 2302 State was fifth in combined
points. Mid Tennessee State scoring with 585 points,
was third with 2298, and Donna scored tenth place
Cobleskill fourth scoring 394 in the con
-2292. formation classes.
High individuals in In- 1116 MW Tennessee State
tercollegiate judging was team made first place in the
Dirk Jones of Texas Tech, conformation class with 1579
taking first place with 606 points. In performance
points and Kathy Monarity judging, Texas Tech took the
of Cobleskill, second with top honors with 771 points.
York Co. Farm Women
(Continued from Page 125)
was chosen to fill that two
year position.
Mrs. D. Wilbur Erb,
president of the Penn
sylvania Society of Farm
Women, was a special
convention guest. She gave a
report from the state board,
and administered the in
stallation rites for officers.
Entertainment for the
nearly three hundred
members and guests in
attendance was provided by
the county Farm Women
chorus, the Farmers’
Daughters, and selections oy
,Mr. and Mrs. Steve Speise,
musicians who perform with
the Gallimaufry Productions
company.
Author Eva Mae Crist was
the featured afternoon
speaker. Mrs. Crist is a York
Countian whose book, “Take
This House” was inspired
when she and her husband,
Dale, opened their home to
nine members of a Viet-
chronicled in her book, now York County wiu be
were cited represented in January state
Two societies election by former county
for outstandmg commumty dent Naom i£upp, Glen
semce projects iritte state £ ock> who has F been
Fo S r a oth C e°rs ” essays nominated for the office of
were submitted by Society 34 state second vice-president.