A3O-L«ncaiter Farming, Saturday, November 9, 1096
Rech To Extension
Family:
Magic In Every Day
(Continued from Page A2l)
He saw a native man, reaching
down to the sand and lifting up
starfish, throwing them back into
the ocean. The tourist spoke to the
native, asking him what he was
doing, throwing the starfish back
into the ocean. What kind of differ
ence would that make?
“And with a smile, he said, T
made a difference to that one,’”
said Rech.
She told those at the banquet
that she was “humbled and awed
at the responsibility to care for
children.” She said, “May the
child within each of you see the joy
and magic in every day.”
At the banquet, David L. Kant
ner, assistant to the regional direc
tor of the Penn State Cooperative
Extension southeast region, spoke
about why the support from county
government and other agencies is
so essential to extension. He
reminded those in attendance that
extension “is your program.”
Trudy Dougherty, cooperative
extension director, said that appli
cations for the vacant dairy agent
position from the retirement of
Walt Wurster would be screened
Wednesday. A new dairy agent,
and the farm management position
vacated by Alan W. Strock (who
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would be announced early in 1997.
Also, a business management
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1997.
Four new directors were elected
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1997-December 1999. They are:
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• Deborah Streeter, Ardmore,
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Officers were elected during the
business meeting. Michael Wil
com will serve as president, with
Alan Brauer as Ist vice president,
and Gorron Flickinger as 2nd vice
president. Directors for the reg
ions include: Group 1: Donald
Lambert, James Keilholtz, and
Mike Valentine; Group 2: Charles
Black, Trego Zimmerman, and
Frank Burner; Group 3: William
Fouche', David Crum, and Clyde
Lenhart; Group 4: David Hawker,
Walter Gordon, and Hal Zimmer
man; Group S; John Burner, Paul
Coblentz, and Zene “Jake” Wolfe.
All 37 resolutions proposed
were passed, with no additions.
Officers for the women’s com
mittee will be Louise Ship, chair
man, Evelyn Wilcom, vice chair-
Maryland Farm Bureau, and
board member of American
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