B—Lancaster Fanning, Saturday, November 13, 1965
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on Tuesday the Davis and
Rishel Herefords agitln finish
ed one and two in the breed.
Judging on both days was
by Thomas Merritt, Penn
State Animal Science Dept.
According to show officials,
Davis—who could barely be
seen across the back of his
steer, “Buzzy" ’— was the
youngest competitor to win
the grand title in the history
of the Exposition.
“Buzzy” had some pretty
fair breeding going for him
m this show. He was sired
by Penn State Pawnee Mixer
133, grand champion bull at
both the International Live
stock Show in Chicago, and
at the Exposition here in
1962.
County Results in 4-H,
FFA Shoiv:
ANGUS
Junior Yearling—2, Larry
Weaver; 3, David Zimmer
man; 7, Ljnn Hiestand.
Summer Yearling—3, Lar
ry Weaver; 4, Red Rose Baby
Beef Club; 5, C. William
Frey; 7, Barry Longenecker;
12, Edward Hess.
Senior Calf: 4, C William
Frey; 6,7, Paul Z. Martin,
Jr.
HEREFORD
Junior Yearling: 1, Red
Bose 4-H Baby Beef Club, 4,
Thomas Zartman.
Sommer Yearling: 9, James
Kettering; 10, Mary Ellen
Kettering.
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Junior Yearlings 2, Ada
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Junior Calf: 2, Larry
Weaver: 7, David Heiscy.
Senior Calf: 3, Donna Hess.
COUNTY GROUPS
3, Lancaster —Red Rose 4-
H Baby Beef Club (Angus).
County results in Open
Class Steers:
Junior Yearling: 1, Cones
toga Meadow Farms.
Summer Yearling: 4, Con
estoga Meadow Farms.
Senior Call: 1, Conestoga
Meadow Farms (champion);
3, Frey and Cornell.
Senior Calf:
Meadow Farms,
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conservation districts. Among
goals set for next year were:
1 —123 new district agri
cultural cooperators; 3 nori
agncultural district commun
ities.
2 Contact 300 farms ap
plying practices to review
their needs for new practices.
3 SCS to work with 115
new basic agricultural plans
and with 3 non-agncultural
plans.
4—Farmers Home Admin-
istration will pilan to work
with 45 family farms and one
on
Holland
East African Fiber
per bale
these dealers:
ROSS H. ROHRER & SONS
Quarryville, Pa.
FARMERSVILLE EQUIP.
Farmersville, Pa.
SHOTZBERGER’S
FARM EQUIP.
Elm, Pa.
MUSSER FARMS, INC.
Columbia, Pa.
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rural community on loa;
asrvicai new authority will
include one senior citizens'
complex.
o—The Department of' For
est & Waters plans to plant
100,000 trees; mark 100
acres of timber for cutting;
and work 25 acres of timber
stand improvement.
The 1906 proposed district
budget in the amount of $l,-
305 was approximately the
same as for the current year,
but it included an expendi
ture for clerical help for the
district.
In other business discussed
at the directors’ meeting, it
was decided to hold meetings
with township supervisors;
complete w'ork on the Proj
ect 566 flood control plan for
Manheim area: hold future
meetings in facilities of the
cooperating agencies rather
than at the County Court
House.
Wayne aiaresch submitted
the name of one new co
operator, Donald L. Hersbey
of Manheim R 2, and 2 plans
for cancellations resulting
from farm sales. These were
unanimously approved by the
directors.
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