6—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, June 16, 1962
Date, Place For Plowing Matches
Set By Soil Conservation Directors
The date has been set and
plans aie almost completed tor
the annual countj plowing
contest sponsored bv the Lanc
aster County Soil Conseivation
District, it was announced
Monday night at the legular
monthly meeting.
The contest, featunng only
level land plowing will be held
on Monday, Juy 23 on the faim
of Roy H Garber, Lititz R 3.
Ram date is Julj 30.
The contest is open to anv
farmer, fanner's wite, son,
daughter or an\ hired man on
a Lancaster County Farm. All
contestants must be 1G yeais
of age or older, according to
County Agent M M. Smith
chairman of the publicity com
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TROPHIES TO BE AWARDED at the annual
plowing contest sponsored by the Lancaster County
Soil Conservation District. The larger of the two will
be a -revolving trophy which has to be won three times
for permanent possession The district will furnish one
of the smaller awards to be given to the winner each
year. L. F. Photo
i# Joyce Kreider
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crown. June 26-27 in Reading.
Runner-up m the contest
Tras Miss Anna Johnson, 17,
the daughter of Mr. and Mis
Carl Johnson, Quarry ville H 2
Also in the top competition
was Miss Joanne E. Newcom
er, 17, the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Jay Newcomer, Mount
Joy Rl.
Miss Kreider, a graduate of
Solanco Hugh Schioqil is a
•secretary in the oftice of the
County Agent. She is also
serving as secretary of the
4-H council’s agriculture sec
tion
She has been a member
of the 4-H dairy clubs for 10
years concentrating mostly on
Ayrshires, although this year
she will show a Brown Swiss
Her family milks 40 Holstein
cows
If Miss Kreider wins the
state contest m Reading, she
•will move on to the Pennsyl
vania Groveis’ association agr
iculture queen contest and the
American Dairy Princess con
test later this year
Miss Johnson, a June grad
uate of Solanco, is an eight
year 4-H club inembei with
projects in vegetables, floweis,
cooking and sewing Her
fannlj fauns 9 7 acies and
milks 2S mixed Holstems and'
Guernseys
She intends to be a sfono
eraphei in 'Vashington, I) C
Miss Newcomer, a 1062 gia
duate ot Donegal Union High
School, is also a eight-vear
member of the 4-H club pro-
nnttee
Elmer Good, Lititz Rl, Gen
eial Chan man ot the contest
has set July 16 as the deadline
date for application A one
dollar entiy fee must accom
pany each application, but the
entry fee will be refunded it
the applicant plows m the
contest Good said
H H Wooding, extension
Agnculture Engineer from the
Pennsylvania State University
will again act as manager of
the contest
Two trophies, one a peiman
ent trophy tor the winner
each year and the other a
challenge trophy which must
be won three times for per
manent possession, have been
piovided by the district.
V
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fli
gram She intends to attend
beautician school in the fall
Her fanny farms a 130-acre
farm and milks 40 Holstems
Judges for the contest, held
at the Lancaster County
P’ann Bureau 'Cooperative As
sociation auditorium, Diller
ville Road, weie Ann Herr,
WG-AL-TV, Larry Baumann,
Lancaster Newspapers. Inc ,
and Lloyd Nolt, dairy farmer.
Master of Ceremonies was
G Donald Siemer, director of
public relations, Pennsylvania
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ELMER V. GOOD, CHAIRMAN OF THE county plowing contest committee,
left, and Elvin Hess, a member of his committee, exhibit the trophies to be
sknted at the annual Lancaster County p lowing contest The large trophy, held by
Good, is to be a challenge trophy which must be won three times for permanent
possession The county Soil Conservation District directors will furnish the small
trophy each year to go to the winner. Good is a farmer-member of the soil con
servation district directors. Hess is teacher of vocational agriculture at Elizabeth
town High School. L. F. Photo
In other business, directors
voted to paiticipate m the
P H. Glatfelter Company’s
tree planting progiam again
this year.
Only one application for a
conse vation plan agreement
was received by the directors
Agreement 2,047 was signed
with Edwin B Heisey, Man
heim 82, for 66 acres in
Rapho Township.
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