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Lancaster Farming, Saturday, January 20,1979
Nafziger looks
forward to
challenges
in Nepal
By JOAN LIES AU
PHOENEXVILLE - Dale
Nafziger, a 24 year old from
Phoenixville R 3, started his
journey January 9, to the
third world country of Nepal.
Sponsored by the Mennonite
Central Committee, Dale
will be working in the area of
electrical engineering to
help improve Nepal’s
agricultural systems.
Dale, the son of June and
David Nafziger, will be
working for the United
Mission in Nepal, which is
bordered between India and
China. As an electrical
engineer, the 1978 Penn State
graduate will be involved
with the design and in
stallation of turbines. Dale
explained that in Nepal,
which is an agricultural
country, water driven tur
bines spin and drive the
generators. These
generators are then used in
harvesting and- other
agricultural purposes.
The Vincent Mennonite
Church Sunday School
Dale Nafzinger
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teacher will spend three
years in the country. The
first four months will be
spent learning Nepali, the
country’s language. Dale
said he “will be involved in
the church, but no
missionary work will be
done” as he explained it was
illegal to do missionary work
in Nepal.
Dale said he was “in
terviewed at Penn State in
January. Being brought up
as a Mennonite, I’ve always
heard about it.” Dale added
that he applied for the
position because he “would
like the international ex
perience” and wanted to see
the world “from a wider
perspective,” adding he
would “like to help people
who need help”.”
Dale attended the Penn
State Berks Campus in
Reading for two years and
the Penn State, University
Park campusior two years.
As a graduate, Dale said he
has a general background in
the work he will be doing.
Dale was also very active in
Chester County’s Tri-
Community 4-H Club for ten
years.
Youth tractor
certification
to begin
ELKTON, Md. - As t!
Occupational Safety as i
Health Act mandates, t’
Cooperative Extensiu
Service is offering a series c.
meetings on Tractor Cei
tification for youth, ages
16 that will be employed 01.
non-family farms.
The sessions will star
Tuesday, January 30, and b
held for eight consecutive
Tuesday nights, ending on
Tuesday, March 20. To
become certified, the youth
must attend all sessions
which will be held at the
Cecil Vocational Technical
Center from 7:00 p.m. to 9:45
p.m.
This course will only be
offered every other year so
that the next one will be in
1981.
Please contact the Ex
tension Service Office (301-
393-3200) if you know anyone
interested in attending the
classes or if you are willing
to help with the program.
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