C26—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, July 19,1980 Vermont 4H 9 ers visit Lebanon County SCHUYLKILL HAVEN - i’ifty Lebanon Countians are exploring their 4-H Camp in he Poconos this week as hey participate in the an nial Lebanon-Schuylkxll 4-H CampSbehaqua. According to Linda Rohrbach, extension 4-H agent, the camp will provide ‘a balanced program of crafts, folk dancing, nature study, and fun and friendly competition.” Planned activities include a water carnival, a coun selor bunt, a hike to Lake Harmony, and creek stomping. Camp counselors include: Greg Allwein and Jerry Boyer, Lebanon; Holly Reyner, Palmyra; Clint Leßoy, Aanville; Diane Smith and Pawn Showers, Rezmont; Pat Heilinger, Newmanstown; and Jon Arnold, Schaefferstown. 4-H Campers are between the ages of eight and four teen. Activities were planned by the camp counselors who are 4-H teens, fifteen and older. The camp is manned by adult Weather extremes cause WASHINGTON, D.C. - Crop development in many areas of the world is suf fering from either excessive wet weather or drought, according to a report today from the Joint Agricultural Weather Facility. Areas of concern include the USSR, China and Canada. SOVIET UNION. Some harvesting of winter grains began as fair weather continued over southeastern European USSR this week. In the Ukraine, however, wet weather may have damaged maturing winter grams Crop development in the western half of European USSR was further delayed ■ Barbie helps little Karen Lentz lug a milking unit down the aisle. paid and volunteer staff. 4-H camping is only one phase of the youth development program. 4-H global crop damage by below-normal tem peratures, but in the southeastern fringe of the gram area, hot dry air from the desert known as a “sukovei” may have hurt some sprmg gram production. CHINA. Excessive rams continued this week. Wet weather caused problems in northern parts of the wheat belt where the harvest is still m progress As the harvest of the first nee crops nears, most nee producing areas m southern coastal provinces received near-normal rainfall. CANADA. Despite some wet weather, effects of the membership is open to all Lebanon County youth between the ages of eight and nineteen. recent drought in southern portions of the wheat belt in the Prairie provinces were severely felt last week. Crops m Saskatchewan were reported m fair to poor condition, and m Manitoba, crop conditions have deteriorated so badly that fields have been plowed under or used for cattle grazing. In Alberta, the crop season continues on schedule, further benefited by the recent showers. SOUTH AMERICA. A light frost was reported last week e( ★ Adaptable to most applications with or without clutch reduction MODEL H.R. 292 With Clutch Reduction 27 H.P. ★ Will Install In Skid Loaders, Balers, Forage Harvesters, Etc. 165 Bushel Gravity UNLOADING BOX With 6 Ton Wagon *825 Less Tires Brenda Lentz shows Barbie her style in hooking up the pipeline milkers on one of the Lentz' registered Hoisteins. in the coffee growing area ot northern Parana State in Brazil. The cold spell did not damage coffee trees EUROPE. A third con secutive week of wet weather benefited some areas in the north, but in terfered with plant development over a sub stantial portion of growing areas for winter grains and oilseeds. SOUTHERN ASIA. Monsoon rams continued over most of India and ad vanced into Pakistan last week 1-2-3-4-6 CYLINDERS FROM 2010 300 HP K jgsmm , SALES & SERVICE MILLER’S REPAIR 1 Mile North of Bird-in-Hand 8 Miles East of Lancaster RDI, Bird-in-Hand, PA PH: 717-656-9013 I i r“ * ■s ZIMMERMAN PORTABLE ELEVATORS Will Carry Your Corn & Hay 28ft. .. *lO5O 32 ft. . .*1095 ★ 36 ft. and 40 ft. also available WISCONSIN ENGINES Sales & Service I BEHLEN I CORN CRIBS j 1085 8u... *B5O | 1500 Bu. * 1075
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