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/ef Club nothing of the animals* breed- to sell to customers who will
ing or background”. win shows and bring them
itinued from Page 1) Bill Hollinger, Quarryville, more publicity,” Hollinger
{ committee beforehand, speaking for the new-plan- “K we are .going to com
would compare favor- team, said it would let the P e to favorably with other coun
ith any stock yard group better feeders get the better ties, we must buy our own
Ives,” Rohrer said. He calves and stand a better steers,” he concluded.
Ided that “when you byy chance of winning champion- This brought a challenge lal
at the auction you know ships. “Many breeders prefer er from the floor during the
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Lancaster Fanning, Saturday, May 7, 1966—5
questioning period as to
whether the goal of the 130-
member beef dub should bo
only to consistently win shows,
or whether the present spirit
of good fellowship and learn
ing should prevail. The ques
tioner felt the new plan, il
adopted, would losler many
haid feelings.
The audience rewarded the
questioning of goals with a
bin si of applause, as they had
on two other issues presented
by the speakers favonng the
piesent plan, seeming to indi
cate a general audience sup
port lor continuing the distri
bution ot club steei s by di aw
ing of names.
Several other points made
by speakeis for both sides of
the question, and activity from
members, leaders, and patents
from the floor, provided a
thorough discussion of the two
proposals At the next monthly
meeting of the club, members
will make their choice by
secret ballot.
Three alternatives will be
voted on.
1— Retain the piesent distri
bution system.
2 Discontinue the present
system and have membeis be
responsible for buying their
own calves.
3—A compromise, which
would permit any member to
buy his own steer; but would
have the club leaders and M.
M Smith, county agent, buy
gioups of calves foi anyone
who pioteiied not to buy his
own animal
In addition to Weavei and
Ilolhngei on the team favoring
the new system was Caiol
Hess, Stiasburg Rl Miss Hess
suggested that buying their
own steers would give mem
beis valuable experience in
selecting calves She said also
that too much of the time of
the leaders and extension ser
vice is involved in pm chasing
club calves, this should be
shifted to membcis’ families,
she said
Bill Houser, Lampeter. Pat
Yunginger, Marietta Rl, and
Rohrer piesented the aigu
ments for retaining the piesent
plan That team’s main points
included
I —Moie equal chances for
all members
2 Fear of membership loss
if new plan adopted
3 Continue to take advan
tage of the experience of the
steei pin chasing committee and
the quantity-buying discounts
they would have available
4 Old plan eliminates need
for each family to travel se
parately in seaich of calves
and to compete with each
other; would also yield more
uniform animals for the club
progi am
In an eailier pait of the
program, Tom Houser and Lar
ry Herr of Lampetei-Strasbuig
High School presented a
demonstiation of the benefits
of woiming young beef and
daily animals Internal paia
sites cost those two industues
Sl2-15 million loss annually,
the boys said
M M Smith, club adviser,
announced the Pennsylvania 4-
H Club Congress, a four-day af
fair to be held at Penn State
Univeisity during the last week
of June, will be open to ap
proximately the fust 30 boys
and girls from Lancastei Co,
between the ages of 14 and 18,
who notify him before the
May 20 deadline
Smith also announced that
two, $lOO Kiwams Club scho
larships are available for a
boy or girl planning to enter
college this fall in the area of
agriculture or home economic®.
Directors Picked For
'66 New Holland Fair
Five dnectors iveie elected
at the annual dinner ot the
New Holland Fai mers Day
Assn Tuesday at the Leola
Wai Memorial Building
Re-elected to three vear
terms were Carl G Weaker,
597 W Bioad St, and Rutua
E. Good, 3GI Valley View
Drive, both ot New Holland,
and Eail S Fishei East
Earl Rl.
New directors named i\eie
Wilson Dhck Ji , New Hol
land, and Lany Weaier, New
Holland Rl.
Dates tor the 19i6 6 New
Holland Faimeis Fair aie
Sept 28 through Oct 1
IS O. Ziinmeiman, piesi
dent, said ofhceis will be
elected later by the direuois.
Zimmei man served as toast
mastei tor the dmnei meet
ing.
When a man gets too old
to set a bad example he
starts sums good advice.
SANGER >
FOR STATE
Senator
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