6—Lancaster Farming. Saturday. August 28, 1965
• Wylie
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roundup. The pigs were di
vided into three weight class
es for judging.
In the light-weight class
(200 lb. and under), first place
•went to Paul Holcombe. and
second place to his sister
Cathy. Potts town R 2.
First-place hog in the medi
um-weight class, (200-220 lb.)
was the grand * champion
shown by Wylie. Second place
was won by Howard McDow
ell. Oxford R 2.
The reserve champion hog
shown by Etha McDowell was
first in the heavy-weight class
(over 220 lb.) and a hog
Ishown iby her sister Jennifer
Was second.
The first-year fitting and
showmanship contest winners
■were- first, Loretta Yoder, El
verson R 2. and second, her
sister Lucy Yoder /In the sen
ior fitting and showmanship
■contest, top honors went to
Sam Wylie, and second place
was won by David Robinson,
West 'Chester R 5.
The official judge for the
4 H roundup was Max M
Smith, Lancaster County Ag
ncultuial Agent
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• P&S Act
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plained that- the agency re
ceives numerous complaints
alleging that buyers failed to
pay for meat in accordance
with purchase contracts, or re
fused—without justification—
to accept delivery.
Most of these complaints,
the P&S Division said, con
cern giade, weight, condition,
shipping instructions, or time
of arrival.
In administering the P&S
Act. C&tMS is called into these
contract disputes to ascertain
whether the P&S Act has been
violated. The new proposal
outlining the P&S Division’s
policy under the Act is in
tended to serve as a guide
to the industry in such mat
ters.
The proposed policy state
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terms of a transaction should
be made clear in the con
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chance of misunderstanding,
a written confirmation should
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parties.
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parlies, and either party in-
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