12—Lancaster Farming. Saturday, January 2, 1960
WINNERS IN THE COUNTY 4-H CORN AND TO- was a member of the state
BACCO roundup on Tuesday at Bayuk Cigars warehouse championship Poultry Dem
proudly display their exhibits. Left to right they are Paul onstration team.
Trimble, Quarryville Rl, with a score of 97 5, Donald - -
Trimble, brother of Paul, with a score of 96 5, for their In 1958 Glenn was a mem
corn projects; Billy Hackman, Elizabethtown R 3 with a ber of the Electrical Demon
score of 98 2; and Betty Hahn, Columbia Rl, with a score stration team that took &r
-of 97 7 for their tobacco —L F PHOTO st place in state competition
„ ~ tt o tt He was ,a member of the
A Trimble Brothers Donald Herr; 3, Henry Count y Vegetable Judging
(From page X) He A r T r ’ Lancaster R 7. Team for both 1958 and 59
(.rrom page u Northeast -1, John
CORN Schantz, Ephrata Rl; 2, Carl
Grand Championship Weaver, New Holland; 3, 5 AAiiliOn LDS
Paul Trimble, Quarryville, R Paul Schantz, Ephrata Rl;
1 4, Jerry Snader. PnilltrV P^^SSCi
Reserve Championship Northwest -1, Billy Hack- ”•
Donald Trimble, Quarryville man; 2 , Betty Hahn, 3, Lin- Nearly 5 billion pounds
Rl. da Hahn, Columbia Rl; 4 of poultry and poultry pro
Northern Club -(Exhibits) Lloyd Hahn. Columbia Rl ducts were certified as Whole
1, Billy Hackman, Elizabeth- some and healthful food dur
town R 3; 2, Lloyd Esben- . m g 1959 —the first year of
shade, 1631 Esbenshade Rd; L3nC3ST©r full operation for the Poul
-3 Jerry Snader, Ephrata Rl. » . try Products Inspection Act
Southern Club (Exhibits) I"STmiHQI This law, designated by
1, Paul Trimble, 2, Donald AJj - n Congress as “an importan
Trimble; 3, Gerald Hess AAQ VGfTlSlrly \r 3/S con Sumer health protection
Washington Boro Rl.
Northern Club, (Projects)
1, J. David Lapp, Bareville
Rl, 94 6; 2, Jerry Snader,
94 5; 3, Billy Hackman 90.5;
4, Lloyd Esbenshade, 90 0.
Southern Club (Projects)
1, Paul Trimble, 97 5; 2, Don
ald Trimble, 96 5; 3, Gerald
Hess, 95.2; 4, Rodney Mar
tin, Drumore, 92
- TOBACCO
Grand Championship pro
ject - Billy Hackman
Reserve Championship pro
ject - Betty Hahn.
Best exhibits of wrapper
and filler - 1 Donald Herr,
Lancaster R 7; 2, James
Groff, Lancaster R 7; 3. Billy
Hackman; 4, Wendell Mar
tin, Drumore.
Southwest -1, Dennis
Sangrey, Conestoga Rl, 2,
Wendell Martin, Drumore; 3,
Steven Martin, Drumore; 4,
Victor Martin, Drumore.
Southeast -1, Jas Groff;
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(From page 11)
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In the ten years of 4-H
club work, Glenn Porter has
won two award trips tp Na
tional 4-H club congress in
Chicago, and a trip to the
American Institute of Coop
eration in Raleigh, North
Carolina In winning these
trips, Glenn has-held all the
offices in his local club and
has carried eight different
projects.
In addition to being a go
od follower in club work,
Glenn has served as a jun
ior leader in hjs local club
and as a leader in the 4-H
tractor program.
In 1957 Glenn went to
Chicago as a member of the
state championship Poultry
Judging team, and in 1959
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measure,” require* a'll .pouW-proceesing’-r— ■ - servi t(
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operate under U. S. Dept, of al inspection both mam
Agriculture regulation. - tory inspection and USDi
Poultry inspection, as ad- !°
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tuarl Marketing Service, .. , f/ *
starts With lot-by-lot check- 1
ups on live poultry as it ar- mandatory inspection
rives at the processing plant -“* e poultry mdustiv ,
and carries tlirough process- pP era ted fully with USJ
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labeling of the finished pro- inspection program into (
(juct. feet, and numerous pi oCe!
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Inspectors check to make intra-State commerce h SI
sure that sanitation require- indicated they will be app
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