Watershed Awareness
LANCASTER (Lancaster Co.)
The Lancaster County Con
servation District has begun a
watershed awareness campaign,
“Let’s Make One Thing Perfectly
Clear.”
The campaign is funded with a
$3,000 grant from the Pennsylva
nia League of Women Voters. The
grant program includes billboards
with the slogan in five different lo
cations throughout the county, a
dynamic poster with information
on watershed and what a person
can do to protect them, a map of
all the watersheds in the county,
three educational sessions for the
public, and a mailing of watershed
education information.
The goal is to inform and edu
cate the residents of Lancaster
County on watersheds and their
importance, and for each person to
know about the watershed in
which they live. The end result is
the formation of a citizens water
shed association in each water
shed.
SENIOR HEIFER CALF CHAMPION
Larry and Barbara Weovsr
RESERVE
JDH Cattle, Hausner
Early Summer Yearling Hal fen; 1. Carl
Detwiler.2. JDH Cattle, Haumer. 3. Larry and
Barbara Weaver.
Intermediate Champion; Carl Oetwiler.
Reserve: JDH Cattle, Hausner.
Junior Yearling Heifers; 1. Chris Willhide.
2. Sarah L. Molt. 3. Bipperts Farm.
March Junior Yearling Heifers; 1. Hope R.
Long. 2. Carl Detwiler. 3. Chns Willhide.
Junior Yearling Heifers; 1. Ed Richardson.
2 Cart Detwiler. 3. Erdenheim Farm.
Junior Champion Female; Ed Richardson.
Reserve: Hope R. Long.
Early Senior Yearling Females: 1. West
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The educational series is sched
uled for October and November
and will be cosponsored with the
Lancaster County Water Re
sources Task Force and Land Stu
dies, Inc., Lititz and State College.
Co-sponsors for the series include
the Lancaster County Planning
Commission, Penn State Exten
sion Service, Chesapeake Bay
Foundation, and the Natural Re
source Conservation Service. The
programs are as follows;
• October 27, You’re a Part of
the Solution to a Healthy Water
shed Find Out How? - 7 - 9
p.m. Farm & Home Center,
Lancaster.
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The first meeting lays the
ground work for the series. We an
swer the question “What is a Wa
tershed,” how many are there in
the county and what is distinctive
about each one?
• November 10, Watershed As
sociations: Where It All Happens!
- 7 - 9 p.m. Farm & Home Center,
Lancaster.
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Winds Land and Cattle.
Senior Champion Female; West Winds
Land and Cattle.
GRAND CHAMPION FEMALE
Larry and Barbara Weaver
RESERVE
Ed Richardson
Junior Bull Calves Class 1: 1. Bryan
Dillehay. 2. Sidney W. Riggs.
Junior Bull Calves Class 2:1. John C. and
Mary Bewley 2. Erdenheim Farm. 3. Tammi
Grubb.
Junior Bull Calf Champion: John C. and
Mary Bewley. Reserve; Erdenheim Farm.
Early Senior Bull Calves: 1. Larry and Bar
bara Weaver.
Senior Bull Calf Champion; Larry and Bar
bara Weaver.
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The second meeting will give
the nuts and bolts on how to start a
watershed organization. Speakers
will include representatives from
the Octoraro Watershed Associa
tion and related grassroots groups.
• November 17, Let’s Get
Started: Making Our Watersheds
Perfectly Clear -7-9 p.m. Farm
& Home Center, Lancaster.
This meeting is a work session
for those communities serious
about starting a watershed or
ganization. Facilitators will work
with specific work groups from
individual watersheds and munici
palities.
Leadership for a/
. April Junior Yearling Bulls: 1. Sunset and
Turning PL
Early Junior Yearling Bulls: 1. Erdenheim
Farm.
Junior Champion Bull: Sunset and Turning
Pt. Reserve: Erdenheim Farm.
Senior Yearling Bulls: 1. JDH
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2-Year-Old Bulls: 1. Bipperts Farm.
Senior Champion Bull: JDH
Catde.Edgeb.Blu. Reserve: Bipperts Farm.
ORAND CHAMPION BULL
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RESERVE
John C. and Mary Bewley
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Dairy Feeding Meeting
CHAMBERSBURG (Franklin
Co.) Dr. Jud Heinrichs, Penn
State University extension dairy
nutritionist, will be in Franklin
County for a dairy feeding meet
ing on Oct. 27 at 7:15 p.m.
Heinrichs will be offering time
ly tips on feeding to minimize the
effects of this past summer’s
drought
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Meeting site is the Franklin
County Human Services Building
Conference Room, 425 Franklin
Farm Lane, Chambersburg. This
building is located just north of the
extension office along Franklin
Farm Lane between the county
home and prison.
For more details, contact Exten
sion Agent Philip Wagner at
717-263-9226.
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FIELDSTONE MEADOWS H, DALLASTOWN, PA
PATRICIA LAIRD, DALLASTOWN, PA
GILBOA, NY
JULIA t FOREST GRAY, SYKESVILLE MD
ROBERT & BARBAR HAMPTON, MOUNT AIRY. M
NANCY A LEWIS, FLEHINGTON, NJ
SANDRA B THOMAS, SYKESVILLE, MD
JANE AFRICA, CROWNSVILLE, MD
FIBLDSTON* MEADOWS H, DALLASTOWN, PA
JOHN W t BEVERL STURM, BRIDGEPORT, WV
RONALD R BROWN, MORGANTOWN, WV
HARRY WYCKO'F, CILBOA, NY
LISE fc NICOLE WOOD, SOMERS, CT
JOHN W & BEVERL STURM, BRIDGEPORT, WV
RICHARD 6 KATHL CHAPMAN, WEST GARDINER
HARRY WYCKOFF, CILBOA, NY
ROBERT 6 BARBAR HAMPTON, MOUNT AIRY M
NANCY A LEWIS, FLEMINGTON, NJ
ZONA A 6 ROBERT BUTLER, LEMONT FURNACE
RONALD R BROWN, MORGANTOWN, WV
FIELDSTONE MEADOWS H, DALLASTOWN PA
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