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Newspaper
Lancaster Farming
Location
Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1968
Page
1
Farm & Home Center manager Howard Campbell reports 54 meetings held in April at the new building. Office space is fully rented and monthly income from tenants is 2589 dollars. Campaign funds total 32786 dollars in cash and pledges as of April 5.
Lancaster Farming reports on the new federal child labor regulations that took effect January 1 1968. Highlights note higher standards and agricultural definitions while allowing parental employment on a farm and excluding student leaners. The article cites exceptions and definitions from the Federal Register and references page 10 continuation.
Lanchester Pony Club with 52 members trains in stable management fox hunting cross country stadium jumping and timed riding drills. Mrs George Hassler leads as club leader and professional instructor guiding illness recognition feeding shoeing grooming and riding tests.
In this issue a schedule lists events from April 22 to 23 at Farm & Home Center and local venues. Activities include Intermediate clothing construction, DHIA supervisor meeting in Oriingsburg, a Fruit Growers Banquet at Meadow Hills, and advanced tailoring sessions plus planning meetings at Ephrata High School.
Local FFA boys swept the Area contests held Thursday night at Ephrata High School winning in Public Speaking.
Lancaster County 4 H Council stages The Nervous Wreck a three act comedy April 26 and 27 at 8 pm in Manheim Township High School auditorium Tickets sold at the door The show revolves around a small town family type hotel and its quarrelsome nervous host Continued on page 12.
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