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BLUE RIBBON WINNERS IN THE 4-H Forestry club roundup are, left to
right, Robert Henry, New Providence Rl, David Fyock, Lititz Rl, and Dale Shenk,
Lititz H 3. L. F. Photo.
• 4-H
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fil, and JDale ©beak, latitjf
R 3, shared bine ribbon bon- First year 'member, Michael
are •with combined scores for Hosier, ‘Manbeim R. 4, displayed
exhibit and (project records it an® Stoner, 1051 Eden several home made (bird feed
forestry projects Roa d, a second year member, ers to win top spot in that di-
Judge. James Williams, Dw- displayed bud teed and feeder, (Continued on Pago 9}
tnct G«m« Protector, .put the
top ’wildlife award on the ex
hibit of Miss Annette Long,
Lrfitz R)3. Miss Dong, a third
year member, erhtimed a. mo
del of a 'beaver lodge ■completo
With dam and water Her ex
hibit included a stump olf a
tree felled by a 'beaver, 3tides
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and twigs (barked toy beavers, -a lamp he ’had made tfrom deer
and chips picked up at the feet, and a baby groundhog 'he
site of a bearer dam A moirn- had mounted
ted heaver completed the dis
play.
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• Carcass Show
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They were not 'part of the
swine producers association
show and sale on Tuesday.
Youn’kin said hog cracass
quality was high, but noted
several soft loins in the dress
ed sides He could offer no
explanation for the soft loins,
but said it appears to be con
nected with excitability of the
hogs before slaughter.
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Exhibitors who have a large
number of stock on the show
circuit seem to have more trou,
hie with the problem, he said.
A spotted harrow shown by
C Warren Lemmger, Denver
R 2, was given the top score in
the carcass class The 210
pound barrow had only 1 5 in
ches of bacMat while shewing
a 5 4 inch loin eye and dress-
ing out a whopping 38 1 per
cent ham and loin.
The top seeded hog m the
on-foot evaluation placed sec
ond in the carcass class -while
Leminger’s home bred entij
was not considered in the final
placmgs on Monday.
Hanging second in the on*
lail judging was the 2.20 pound
Yorkshire of John H Henkel,
Willow Glen Farm, Straaburg
R 1 The gilt drefesed out 37.4
per cent ham and loin with a
4 3 inch loin eye and only 1.2
inches of backfat.
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smface. The ration is thoroughly
mixed in the 2-ton hopper.
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& SON & SONS
Manheim Hickory Hill, Pa.
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R. D. 2, Ephrata, Pa.
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had a Yorkshire in third pm
on-ratl. His 205 pound Yotj*
shire had 37.5 per cent In w
and ( . loin, a 4A inch }oln t y
and* a 1.3 inch backlfat coj*
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Caro of Marble
A marble top table needs
same gentle care as wood,
mind 'Penn State extensioj
home management specialists
Usually washing with clear wi!
etr and a soft cloth is all
needed, but if marble i* heav.
ily soiled, use soft water ant
mild soap or synthetic deter,
gent Rinse well, then
dry Never use harsh albrasivtj
oi acid or alkaline cleaned
on marble.
Poor weather is nevei aj
excuse tor poor dining.
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