8 NO. 47 We are undertaking “a great Switzerland, adventure” in Pennsylvania to After the Speech, mem here combat the spectre of chronic agreed, by a vote of 76 to 8, unemployment that is stalking to oppose'Project 70 in its pre us, Lieutenant Governor Ray- sent form. The recoramenda mond P. Shafer told the Lane- tion was one of eight proposals, aster County Farmers Associa- all approved, which were draf tuon at their annual banquet ted earlier this month at a pol- Tuesday night. icy committee meeting. Speaking to some 160 mem- The Lt Governor congratul hers meeting in the Blue Ball ated the Farmers Association fire hall, Lt Gov Shafer care- on the leadership it played last fully avoided any reference to spring m bringing about the Project 70, the proposed pro- deteat of the Wheat Referen gram of parks and conserva- dum “It showed an example of tion areas, when he told far- individual initiative and desire mers the “great adventure” to preserve liberty”, he said, would see “tarms turned into He listed the several agncul colomes of economically built utral achievements of Lancaa cottages for elderly people ” ter County and pointed out * He added that he expects to * e r 1 " U 11 Ur * 1 see other farms turned into “ flrats > mclu “come from livestock, ■hen, James Martin; standing, Abram Zeiset, Robert Hess, James Wood, and ducts to saie”n the farm or at dairy ' P° ultl T. and many farm. iald ' - L - F - Photo- shops - similar to the way c ' r °f ,„ A , • , ' ~ families manufacture items in He said "Agriculture must 1 - a i jr l i • » . stay alive, because the popula waras Ana Lropnies Are uiven _ .- tion of the country Is expected Comity 4-H Dairy Club Banquet SealtestTo Close Plant At Agribusiness is the sound Iha _ sis of economy, he said, but it Donald Trimble, in his last in charge of the program v hen T |*|l A • 1 W will .grow-only as we as indivi u of 4-H club competition, 215 club members and'their | rIBCC* /XiTlfllfttl 1 OlCl duals-grow. “We must counter vied away the lion’s share families . saW the following * act the octopus of a strong cen the trophies handed out at awards presented. About 100 Amish dairymen that the station would be clos- tral government, because esreff annual 4-H dairy club ban- Trophies for breed champ- were to i d Tuesday that Seal- mg, but no date had previously time we turn to Washington for ict Wednesday night at Hos- ions, and the donor, went to the Foods would close its Lea- been given help, we surrender a little bit ttei’s banquet hall, Mount following- Ayrshire, Ralph Ed- man Place milk can receiving “The decision to keep the of America.” V- ' win Harnish, Christiana R-I, 3 station on March 1, 1965. Leaman place station open’un- He pointed out that 43 per Trimble, a 20-year-old dairy- years, International SthckJFood S kl at a mee tmg with (Continued on Page 13) (Continued on Page 13) m from Quarryvilleßl, took Co.; Brown Swiss Donald dairym£ , a and abo ut 50 ,x of the 20 trophies presen- Trimble, Quarryville Rl, senior mll , k haulers - - • • - 1 id He won two for breed yearling, Conestoga Vetennar- ln the Guernsey Sales Pavilion, T Wn C/YllTltV 4-H lamipions, two for b , r©6'd slrow - isn Modica-1 Assn., St©- -p ~ tji ■nfivpii'nnrf — >P, one for recon# Mot pte. Peach Bot- „ „ . * . xring, and one for breed, fit- tom Rl. two years, anonymous aaid that Lower Menon 11/* T 1 * rT-lM*a«V\ mg His record book in the veterinarian; Guernsey, Sus- Tcwn&h has agreea to sub . W 111 IFI OS 1 O VlllCdgO xwn Swiss breed scored 95 4. anne Mumma, Manheim Rl, pend Untu the s * me dato the X Close on his heels was. Mary three years, Curtis Candy Co.; ea j or< , ement 0 £ j ts new health Two Lancaster County 4-H denmg and flowers. Hen Mumma, daughter of Mr." Holstein, Donald Trimble, , c(>de , w hii; c h had. concerned members were among 31 young She attended the Pennsyl id Mis. Harry Mumma, Man- Quarryville Rl, three years, S. ma A'mish farmers. people from the state selected vama 4-H Congress in 1961, snn Rl, who won the trophy H. Hiestand Inc. Sealteist had called the meet- to represent Pennsylvania’s 45, was a delegate to Leadership u lecord book score, breed Showmanship Awards t 0 al[ow Amish farmers t 0 000 members in the 1963 Na- School in 1963, participated in ting, breed showing, and all For shownnanshi-p in each inspeot dlaffra ms and models of tional 4-H awards program. State 4-H Days in 1962, and^ innty fitting and showing over breed, trophies were given to: e q UJpment wbicil would enable Miss Cynthia Bucher, Lititz was one of the 4-H members. 11 breeds. Her Guernsey record Ayrshire, Ralph Edwin Harn- th&m to meot tho - now iealtu jR-2, and Donald B. Trimble, making an exchange trip to iok scored 97 3 out of a poss- ish 11, Christiana Rl. Martin’s re n uir6men t s without electrify- Quarryville 81, will receive ex- New York this year, lie 100. - Dairy, Donald Trimble, Quar- their farms . pense-paid trips to the 42nd In school Miss Bucher is his- In the Holstein club Avernl ryviHe Rl," Diller & Kreider; Dr p ayenp0 rt pointed out National 4-H Congress in Chic- tonan of the Future Homema ker, 202'5 Oregon Pike, Lan- Jersey, Marian Jane Herr, Holt- that ‘ Sealtest , bas been sys tem- ago, Dec Ito 5. kers of America, a member of ister, was top scorer With wood 'RI, Hemp,field Mills, atlcally dosing its country milk Miss Bucher, the seventeen- the Knitting Club, Glee Club, 8 R Edwin Harnish, Chris- Guernsey, Mary Elian Mumtaa, re ceiving stations as more and year-old daughter of Mr and (Continued on Page 6) ‘ana Rl, was high in the Ayr- Manheim Rl, Graybill’s Dairy, more Ifarmers turned „o bulk Mrs. Willis H. Bucher, is state nre group with 95.1, and Holstein, Donald Trimble, tank shipment df milk He said winner of the home economics mey Kreider, Drumore, was Quarryvilleßl, Moore Dairy the com , pany reached its award. ‘gb m the Jersey club with ‘Miller and Bushong, Rohrera- decislon concerning the Lea- 'Now a senior in the Manheim • 2 points. town, also presented trophies man Place station just a tew Central high school.. Miss Bu- Abbociate County Agent was for high record hook scores m days | betore t he meeting at tne cher has been a 4-H Club mem ■i each breed to Holstein, Avenll p ayi i 10n Farmers shipping her for eight years and has f%o|H' " f aiAilllflK Royer, Oregon Pike, 96 8; Ayr- m cang t 0 tb6 Lea men completed projects in clothing, ■CHIU VCIIIrIIIICII shire, Ralph Edwin Harnish 11, place station had been ad\ised food, home management, gar ‘ Christiana Rl, 95 1; Jersey. Oet 28 io am. South- Nancy Kreider, Dnimore Rl, # , east District County Agents 94 2, Guernsey, Mary Ellen PPQP CoHllTllttCP |JflVfi meet at Lebanon city-county Mumma, Mlanheim Rl, 97 3, building. Biown Swiss, Donald Trimble. pQj. Ql*ainS lO NeCuV OVCrSCaS Oet 29 10 am. South- Quarryville 81, 95 4 * eas t JDistnet hay show at the Receiving trophies from the Residents of the northeast Three members of the Coun- Giiernsey Sales pavilion, Lin- Lancaster County Farm Buieau area of Lancaster County are ty Crop Board met with Mile? cola Highway east of Lancas- as fitting awards in each breed panning enthusiastically for W. Fry and Lester Wea\er at te l Ayrshire, Barbara Ann Kup'P, Uietr in t he Christian Rur- Frystown, near Bphrata. and 9 20 a.m. County 4-iH ca- Manheim. R 3; Brown Swiss, a] o verse as Program (“CROP”) drew up plans and heard pn 'Pon club roundup at the Ho- Donald Trimble, Quarrynlle noiw . uni( j er way throughout the gress reports of the program in tel Brunswick. Rl; Jersey, Marian Jane Herr, Gardea spot County, says the that part of the county 6 30 p.m. New Holland Holtwood Rl; Guernsey, (Mary Reverend Murray L. Wagner, -Church leaders are being as- Fa, r Association dmne r Ellen Muimma, Manheim Rl, CROP publicity chairman. ked to appoint solicitors who (Continued on Page (Continued on Page 5) (Continued on Page 14) ~-inp -Ef Lancaster Farming, Saturday, October 26, 1963 > * "Ste p*S C Sf s'm Su m Shafer Describes ‘Great Adventure’ At Banquet $2 Per Year FIVE-DAY WEATHER FORECAST Temperatures during tiro next fire days are expected to average about 8 degrees above the normal range of 42 at night to 61 in the af ternoon. The weather will be quite xx arm. during most of the period turning cooler on Tuesday. Precipitation may total less than a tenth of an inch falling as scattered showers on Tuesday. The weatherman sajs there is a slight possibility that some rain nuiy come to the area irom Hurricane Ginny, hut the possibility of much rain, is unlikely.