Sheepman Environment Committee Formed by Major Sheep Groups
The American Sheep Producers Council and the National Wool Growers Association establish ACE to educate about environment preservation and address criticisms of the sheep industry. They will publish materials on predators, economic value, and rural land stewardship while highlighting the sector’s ecological contributions. Leader Edward Smith Dagmar of Montana chairs ACE and emphasizes cooperation with conservation efforts. The two organizations total about 175,000 members across 3,000 of 3,300 counties, asserting land and water management as essential to shepherd livelihoods.
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American Sheep Producers Council
Denver
National Wool Growers Association
Salt Lake City
Utah
Sheepman’s Committee On Environment
ACE
America
Edward Smith Dagmar
Montana
The
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Guernsey 4-H Auction Proves Highly Successful in Lancaster
The Lancaster County 4 H Guernsey Club held its annual auction with all items sold on a 100 percent commission basis earning a $52.75 profit. Officers elected for 1972 include Dave Bitler as president, Margaret Shoppe as vice president, Diane Crider secretary, Marlin Stoltzfus treasurer, Steve Combs reporter, Jeanelle Conrad and Jon Bitler game leaders, Mark Witmer and Vernon Preston song leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster County 4-H
Dave Bitler
Margaret Shoppe
Diane Crider
Marlin Stoltzfus
Steve Combs
Jeanelle Conrad
Jon Bitler
Mark
Penn Manor Community 4 H Club Reorganizes
The Penn Manor 4 H Club held its first monthly meeting at Pequea Elementary School. Barb Huber led pledges, new officers were elected including Pam Martin as president and Denise Martin as secretary. County Council reps, guests from the Extension Office, and enrollment details followed.
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Penn Willows
Pequea
Barb Huber
Pam Martin
Denise Martin
Ronald Walton
Greg Martin
Cathy Harnish
Tom Lovett
Nina Wickenheiser
Cathy Huber
Sue Campbell
County Council
Donna Lovett
Eric Eshelman
Jay Irwin
Joan Lucas
County Extension Office
Penn Willows 4-H Club Reorganizes
The Penn Manor Community 4-H Club reorganized at Ann Letort School electing Don Thomas as president and Karen Greider as vice president. Others named include Cindy Smith secretary Linda Schwarz treasurer Susan Schuler game leader and song leaders Karen Greider Sharon Sides. County Council picks go to Don Thomas and Karen Greider. Next meeting 7 30 p m May 22 at Ann Letort School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penn Manor
Ann Letort School
Don Thomas
Karen Greider
Cindy Smith
Linda Schwarz
Susan Schuler
Sharon Sides
Carl Thomas
Edgar Porter
Glenn Porter
John Thomas
Meeting Notes Outline Plans and Adjournment
Cards and some plans for future meetings were read. A few leaders commented on projects. The meeting adjourned with next meeting on May 12 scheduled as a clean up.
Lincoln Community 4 H Club Reorganizes at Mount Airy Fire Hall
The Lincoln Community 4 H Club reorganized Tuesday night at the Mount Airy Fire Hall. Officers elected include Barry Wissler president Leonard Martin vice president Audrey Augsburger secretary Dale Ulrich treasurer Andy Augsburger news reporter Steve Gehman song leader Janice Weaver and Ricky Ulrich game leaders. The meeting occurred at 7 30 p m on Tuesday May 16. News Reporter Andy Augsburger.
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Lincoln Community
Mount Airy
Barry Wissler
Leonard Martin
Audrey Augsburger
Dale Ulrich
Andy Augsburger
Steve Gehman
Janice Weaver
Ricky Ulrich
Mount Airy Fire Hall
Lititz Manheim 4 H Club Plans A Busy Year
The Lititz Manheim 4 H Club met at the Farm and Home Center on April 13 and decided to raise funds by selling candles. Planned activities include May skit night and box social June ice cream party July treasure hunt August family night September hot dog roast and October a retreat.
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Lititz-Manheim
Mike Peifer
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Messick Farm Equipment
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Elizabethtown
Maple Ave
Penna
Agrico
GANDY
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