Holstein 4-H Elects New Officers in Lancaster County
Sixteen year old John Bartsch of Ephrata was elected president of the Lancaster County 4 H Holstein club at Thursday night’s meeting in the Farm Bureau Cooperative building. Other officers named include Fred Metcalf as vice president and Lorne Harbold as secretary with James Kettering as treasurer. Judy Longenecke and Carol Hess were named assistants, and Harold Ranch and Linda Welk served as song leader and game leaders respectively. James Kettering was named representative to the County 4H Council, with Glenn Musser and Paul Tumble named junior leaders representing the club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster County
4-H Holstein Club
John Bartsch
Fred Metcalf
Lorne Harbold
James Kettering
L. F
Ephrata Rl
Holstein Club
Paul Bartsch
Ephrata High School
Paul Welk
Strasburg
Willow Street
Elizabethtown
Lititz
Judy Longenecke
Holtwood
Farm Bureau Cooperative
Lancaster
Linda Welk
Strasburg Ri
Carol Hess
Harold Ranch
Hans Hei
Dave Lancaster
Gary Myer
Willow Road
4H Council
Glenn Musser
No Gain From Sparing What You Have
A terse maxim from Publius Syrus warns that gain eludes those who spare what they possess. The proverb emphasizes prudent risk taking and warns against conserving resources at the expense of opportunity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Publius Svrus
Labels for Grass Seed Warn Homeowners in Pennsylvania
Harrisburg officials urge buyers to read seed labels before purchase. They advise checking mixture composition, germination percentage, and test date to ensure value and appropriate lawn performance, noting fine and coarse grasses key in seed blends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry F. Nixon
Department
Bureau of Plant Industry
Nixon
Pennsylvania
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Reist
Reist Seed Company
Mount Joy
Harrisburg
State Agriculture Department
Organic Plant Food CO
Grofftown RD
Eastern States
Farmers Exchange, Inc