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Newspaper
Lancaster Farming
Location
Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1964
Page
14
Sundquist outlines a plan targeting youths aged 16 to 21 outside school and without work. The measure links education, poverty, and employment, proposing Job Corps style conservation camps and work training to help youths move through high school and into sustainable jobs.
Larry Brubaker was elected to the State 4-H council with Mary Hess as alternate at the Donegal 4-H Community Club meeting held at Donegal High School. Nancy Frey presented a show and tell on hot beds and seeds. Carl Ginder, State FF president, showed a film.
Sundquist announced a work study program to help low income students pursue post high school education. The initiative will roll out via an intensive recruiting campaign ensuring no child is kept from schooling due to lack of funds.
D. E. Horn & Co. notes Van Pelt born in Audubon Iowa and educated at Iowa State College built a 45 year career with four feed firms. He managed dairy departments, joined the livestock feed field in 1914 and pioneered methods such as prefreshen ing feeds, dairy sire rations, calf programs, pelleted rations, and a milk production appraisal system.
Miss Sue Mumma Wandermal was elected to represent Lancaster County Guernsey 4-H at the 4H Clay Congress. Richard Ankuin Peacy Bottem chosen as alternate at the Solanco Senior High School meeting. Eugene and Wayne Denlinger demonstrated read milk records. The American Guernsey Club film Animal Wonders was shown by Raymond Witmer. Next meeting set for June 10 at John Biennamen’s home Kirkwood.
The text advises placing early maturing crops next to each other to free space for succession crops later. It emphasizes efficient planning in a garden layout to maximize usable area and continuous harvest.
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