B4—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, October 3,1981 homestead c H/oies (Continued from Page B 2) She adds, “I think we should definitely advertise more about all the different projects that are available. It’s not just animals and cooking. We should advertise all the really different projects.” She says she would also like to find some way to get more kids involved in County Council ac tivities, perhaps by working harder on car pooling, since get ting there can be a big problem in a county as large as Lancaster County. One of Gretchen’s goals as the outstanding 4-H girl would be to explain to those not f amiliar with 4- H all the different projects, the different clubs and the op portunities available to 4-H members. High School activities also mean a lot to Hal and Gretchen. A senior at lampeter Strasburg High School, Gretchen plays the baritone horn in the band and also serves as student director. She participates in chorus, is a peer counselor, plays hockey, par ticipates in the drama club, student council and National Honor Society. She hopes to attend a four-year college and study business administration. This summer she attended the Kotary Leadership Conference at Dickinson College. Hal is also a band member at Hempfield High School where he is a senior. He is a percussion leader which means he helps distribute music and keeps a close eye on the equipment. He also works with 51 ci ja% aßlc Register your neroe on nch store visit tor November Hid drawing Winners will bo noti fied. Gas-Lite NAPHTHA Wb have a very satisfactory fuel for lamps and lan terns. Can deliver by tank truck or you can save by bringing in your drums for filling. Thurs nil 8 Fn till 9 Phone 717-768-8291 Intercourse, PA SINGLE BARREL HEATER The Round Door Heater Kit is designed for small barrels and is recommended to heat small areas or as a fireplace insert. We’ll send everything you need except the barrel (Via.-UPS) Write for free literature & price sheet- Dealer - Rugged Homestead Products F.P. SPATZ ft SON HYD. RDI. Box 252 A Pine Grove, PA 17963 individuals who may be having trouble with the music, giving suggestions and helping to build their self-confidence. He is a member of the Bible club, the concert band and the orchestra. Hal would like to attend Penn State and study criminology. Also named to the new 4-H Honor Roll, Hal said, “1 think the honor roll is a good idea and a good way to get everybody involved. It makes the point that here’s a group of people who have done a lot. ” Having experienced the success ol 4-H, Gretchen would like to see more young people become members, but she adds, "1 would encourage adults or parents to become leaders. They get a lot of support from the Extension office. You have to be versatile and there are some hassles, but it is wor thwhile.” One ot the first duties as Out standing 4-H Boy and Girl has been to ride in the local fair parades, a total ot seven in the next tew weeks' While it’s a little over whelming, Gretchen says, "1 Jove meeting people so it should be fun.” She acknowledges that they’ll be doing a Jot ot waving as they ride in their convertibles. When they were selected as Outstanding Boy and Girl it was a recognition ot their past achievements, but tor Hal and Gretchen the award also brings a year ot challenge and opportunity. Hal sums up their feelings about their responsibility to the title when he says, "Now 1 teel 1 can do something and make people see 4- H.” COAL & WOOD STOVES U/wmJßotninq coaiheitm Only a genuine Warm Morning has the famous patented 4-(lue firebrick con struction that turns coal into glowing coke... heats 24 hours or more without refueling. 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Conservation measures applied to this farmland include diversion terraces and an animal waste facility. Next stop is the Jack L. Myers farm which is also a family cen tury farm and has been in the Myers family for over 100 years. Myers "was named “Outstanding Cooperator of the Year” in York County for 1981 for conservation efforts. Conservation measures applied include diversion terraces, tile drainage and grassed waterways. The last scheduled morning stop will be at the George MODEL 400 - America's Finest Coal Circulator! 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