DlO—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, May 3,1980
highlight citizenship activities
Shown from left: Senator Ralph Hess, Joann Brenneman, Mt. Joy:
Garber, Mt. Joy; Rep. Kenneth Brandt; and Senator Richard Snyder.
Lancaster youths visiting with their legislators include from left: Rep. Noah
Wenger, Sue Howell, New Holland; Ken Beck, Ephrata; Laurie Sweigart,
Ephrata; and Senator Clarence Manbeck.
Two Lancaster 4-H’ers visit with their legislators during the recent State
Capital Days. From left: Rep. Gibson Armstrong, Hal Enders, Mountville, Crystal
Meek, Refton; and Rep. June Honaman.
Lebanon County youths participating in State Capital Days are shown with
their legislators from left: Greg Allwein, Lebanon; Rep. Nicholas Moehlmann;
Beth Shiner, Myerstown; and Senator Clarence Manbeck.
4-H State Capital Days
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HARRISBUKG - Young
adults from the Com
monwealth’s 67 counties took
the opportunity to broaden
their knowledge of the
functions of state govern
ment recently during 4-H
State Capital Days activities
here.
While in Harrisburg they
joined with 4-H members
from across the state to
learn more about the
operations of the govern
ment and to discuss
citizenship projects that will
help strengthen local 4-H
programming.
While in Harrisburg, they
received a guided tour of the
State Capitol Building,
visited their local legislators
in their offices, and par
ticipated in educational
workshops geared to in
crease their understanding
of the legislative process.
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They visited one of the
state agencies and were
guests of their county
delegates at a legislative
breakfast. Frank Bortz, 4-H
specialist with Penn State
points out that State 4-H
Capital Days is one of the
highlights of the 4-H
citizenship program.
Seven Lancaster County
youths were part of the
program. Those taking part
were Joann Brenneman, Mt.
Joy; Roger Garber, Mt. Joy;
Hal Enders, Mountville;
Crystal Meek, Refton; Sue
Howell, New Holland; Ken
Beck, Ephrata and Laurie
Sweigart, Ephrata.
Two 4-H’ers from Lebanon
County participated in the
event. They were: Greg
AUwein, Lebanon and Beth
Ann Shiner, Myerstown.
From Berks County, six
members participated. They
were: Steve Imes, Fleet
wood; Cormna Moyer,
Rehrersburg; Danielle
Yoder, Hamburg; Jayne
Malsbury, Rehrersburg and
Barbara Schroeder, Kutz
town.
The three representatives
from Bucks County were:
Tom Reynolds, Richboro;
John Burke, Churchville and
Elliott Franklin, Chalfont.
Schuylkill also had three
representatives: Daryl
Dissinger, Schuylkill Haven;
Denise Carl, Saint Clair and
John Williams, New
Ringgold.
Montgomery County youth
attending the activities
were; Joe Angelo, Gwynedd
Valley; Jeanne Underland,
Philadelphia; Beverly
Jones, CoUegevdle; David
Anderson, Hendricks; and
Coleen Kinsky, Lansdale.
Speaker at the legislative
breakfast held for the youth
was Arthur Nesbitt,
president of NASCO In
ternational, Inc. and
national 4-H alumni winner.
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