B—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, November 3, 1962
4-H Capon Club
Winner Is
Lkida Porter
The distaff side of the Lan
caster County 4-H Capon club
took both top prizes at the
annual roundup sponsored by
the Lancaster Kiwanis Club,
Tuesday at the Hotel Bruns.
Trick
Miss Linda Porter, the 12
year old daughter of Mr. and
• New Holland Fair
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Approximately 95 persons
attended the meeting m the
Leola War Memorial Building
Newly elected directors are
Mrs. Edward C W T ea\er, Tv an
P Lowry, Dr Wilson A Foust,
Earl Fisher, Carl Wearer and
Rufus B Good
President S O Zimmerman
said the association's financial
report of this jear’s tour-dav
fair will be presented at the
reorganization meeting later
this year
Fair dates tor 19G3 are
October 2-5
TOP-DRESS ALFALFA
0-14-14
0-20-20
0-15-30
SMALL GRAIN
SEEDING
5-10-10
0-14-14
Use Onr
Spreader Service
Bags or Bulk
Available - dieldrin and
heptachlor for alfalfa after
last cutting.
ORGANIC
Plant Food Co.
GrolTtown Kd., EX 2-4963
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Wolgemuth Bros.
Inc.
Florin Penna.
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Mrs. Edgar Porter, Washing
ton Boro Rl, scored a perfect
100 points in her project book
and exhibited the champion
trio- of dressed birds to score
a clean sweep of the show.
Linda is a seventh grade stu
dent at Penn Mamor Junior
■High School, Millersville. Last
week she took second year
honors in the Lancaster County
4-H Entomology club roundup.
Runner up in the contest
was James Hess, a first year
entrant in the club. He is the
son of Mr. and Mrs James
Hess, and also hies at Wash
ington Boro Rl.
Fritz Leuschner, extension
poultry specialist from the Pa.
State University was judge.
Leader in
Industrial Development
Progressive Industrialist
Assistant to the
U.S. Secretary of State
Fighting Pennsylvania
Congressman
A Leader All His Life
WORLD WAR II PILOT —Bill Scranton spent 4 years as an
Air Force pilot in World War 11. Now he's a major in the
Air Reserve. Winner of B'nai B'rith Americanism Award,
he also won the Freedom Award of the Captive Nations
Committee. -
SOLID FAMILY MAN-That’s Mary Scranton and the 3
boys—Pete, Joe and Bill, Jr. The Scrantons also have a
daughter, Susan.
VAN ZANDT
U.S. Senator
VOTE REPUBLICAN NOV. 6
Lancaster Counry Republican Committee. Richard A. Snyder, Chiprman; Harry H. Gring, Treasmer.
DAGUE
for
Congress
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Hosts of the meeting, mem
bers of he Kiwanis Club, pur
chase! the exhibits Jollo'wmg
the meeting. Prices for the
dressed buds ranged from 65
to 70 cents a pound.
Other placings in the exhibit
phase of the contest were as
follows.
3, Eric Stoner, 1051 Eden
Rr , 4, Paul Brubaker, Lititz
Rl; 5, Henry Hershey, Lititz
Rl, 6, Linda Peiffer, Manheim
Rl; 7, Mark Stoner, 1051 Eden
Rd ; 8, Gerald Hess, Washing
'ton Boro Rl, 9, Jay Fisher,
Manheim Rl; 10. Kenneth
Hombach, Manheim.
Great Slave Lake m Canada
is 300 miles wide and 300
miles long.
STAND
Elect Bill Scranton Governor
for
WITH THIS MAH!
SHAFER
for
tt. Governor
SNYDER
for
State Senate
4-H Club Steers
To Be Chosen
Hereford steer calves for
the Red Rose 4.H Baby Beef
and Lamb Club will be up for
grabs today at the New Hol
land Sales Stables.
Beginning at about 9 am.
members will draw for posi
tion hn the final drawing for
the calves In order of the
first number drawn, the mem.
bers will then draw for the
calf to become the project for
the year.
Calves have been purch
ased and will be penned at the
sales stables this morning
Alter the drawing, members
will take the calves home and
JOBS FOR PEOPLE— BiII Scranton has fought to save sick
industry and protect jobs. There are industries in
Pennsylvania today because he brought them here. A
state losing factories and jobs every day needs his ex
perience and record of success.
TOP-FLIGHT CONGRESSMAN-As a congressman. Bill
Scranton fought for Pennsylvania cities and farmers, for
industrial development, urban renewal, civil rights, a
strong economy, a fair break for every American and
every Pennsylvanian. (
VOTE FOR BILL SCRANTON FOR GOVERNOR-Bill de
serves your vote because he cares about people, not
political power.
„ KELLY
f for
Internal Affaire
ESHLEMAN, WOOD and ROYER
begin the year-long task of
feeding, training and groom,
mg for the championship in
next fall’s shows.
Angus and Shorthorn calves
will be distributed at a later
date, according to CJounty
Agent, TJI. M. Smith.
Read The Want Ads
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S RED ROSE h fXI /,
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ROBERTS
- for
Supreme Court
for
State Legislature
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