NEWLY ELECTED OFFICERS of the Red Rose Dairy Herd Improvement Associa
tion are, left to right, Jacob Houser, Jr., treasurer; Jay Landis, president; Robert Hess,
vice president, John Shelly, secretary. - —L F. Photo
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with-held from his wages
This amount would cover
costs of training a new test
er as well as other incident
al costs connected with re
placing a tester who works
less than a year
New directors, their ad
dresses and their associations
aie as follows, Hayes Hast
ings, Kirkwood Rl, Assn 2,
Charles McSparran, Peach
Bottom R 2, Assn .five; Rob
ert McSparran, Peach Bot
tom R 2, Assn 15, - Charles
Tyndall, Peach Bottom Rl,
Assn 16, Jason Weaver, oi
Quanyville R 2, Assn. 11,
and Robert Hess, Strasburg
Rl, Assn eight
John R Brenneman, Kirk
wood Rl, will represent the
county Guernsey association
while Aaron Weaver, Narvon
R 2, will fill the unexpired
term of Job Stoltzfus from
association twelve
Stock Show
Dates Scheduled
Harrisburg, Pa The
Pennsylvania State Farm
Products Show Commission
today announced that the
1961 Pennsylvania Livestock
Exposition will be held No
vember 6 through 11 at the
Farm Show Buildings here
Commission Chairman Wil
liam L Henning, Stale Sec
retary of Agriculture, said
that the dates will allow ex
hibitors ol swine, beef cattle
and sheep to move their ani
mals from the Pennsylvania
Livestock Exposition to Tim
omum, Md., for the Eastern
National Livestock Show
winch follows the next
week
This is the fifth outing for
the Pennsylvania Livestock
Exposition which currently
ranks at or near the top in
the East for the quality of
its swine, sheep and carcass
shows It is sponsored bv Ihe
Shite Faim Products Show
Commission, an administra
te c commission of the Penn
sylvania Department of Agio
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1960
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1959
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1957
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KEYSTONE HATCHERY
2556 Creek Hill Rd, Lancaster
Rep. Daniel R. Myers, Ph. Leola OL 6-2243
Clarence Cox. Phone Lancaster EX 2-2710
Hatchery Ph Leola OL 6-7851
6—Lancaster Farming, Satun
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suits of spraying corn with" Rib b°ns for placings in
unty Agent M.M. Smith, Red . hay shov i , ta the 1
’ , lowing: John L. Shenk
ribbons in the corn contest willow street R2> two ’
were won by Robert G places and two third pi
baker, Mount Joy Rl; David R. Benner, Ronks
irence Keener, Jr., Man- and Raymond L. Witmo>
im Rl; J. Zeigler Hess, of Willow Street Rl, one
irryville R 3; George W. place each; J. Mowrey i
;kson and Son, Christiana Lancaster R 4, one thud
I J. Clarence Garber, Sr. one fourth place; Labia,
icaster R 6. Blue ribbins Byers, Conestoga Rl,
.■e won by Clarence Ke- place, and Robert Bin
icr Sr., Manheim Rl; Har- Drumore, a fourth place
G. Rohrer, Lancaster bon.
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communities.
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