Saturday; July2STl96o
,# 4-H Citizenship'
(Continued from Page 1)
jwrt from Lancaster County
are Dennis Allen, Quarryvllle
B 2; Judy Buckwalter, Lititz
K 3; Averril Royer, 2025 Ore
gon Pike, Lancaster; and Nan
cy Risser, Leola Rl.
During the week the group
will have a chance to visit
with their District Congress
man at his Washington office
in the House Office Building.
The entire program will orig
inate from the National 4-H
Club Center in Washington.
Members will be housed in the
dormitory there and will re
ceive their meals in the cafe
teria.
The week’s program will
consist of many_ outstanding
speakers and discussion groups
concerning various phases of
Citizenship iesponsibility.
These usually are conducted
in the morning and field trips
to points of educational in
terest in the Washington area
are conducted during the af
ternoon of each day.
The four delegates from
Lancaster County will be re
porting to their local clubs and
also will be utilized in County
wide 4-H programs concerning
their Citizenship experience,
when they return.
• County FFA
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have their animals there on
the 21st, between 3 and Bpm
The show will start at 1 pm.
Applications for the dairy
calves, given annually by each
of three county breed associa
tions, are due September 4th,
at the monthly meeting of
county vo-ag teachers, it was
announced. Individual inter
views for the awards will be
held at the time of the coun
ty FFA meeting, September 26.
All FFA and FHA chapters
in the county are invited to
enter the window exhibits to
be held in conjunction with
the Manheim Fair, October 5-7
Red Rose Chapter president
Robert Weaver reported on
the State FFA Week held re
cently at Penn State Univer
sity.
• Flowing Contest
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Holland, Ivan Yost, Narvon
R 2; Ronald Kline, Lititz R 3,
Everett Kreider, Quarryville
El; and Jay Rohrer, Manheim
R 2.
Entries will close today,
still room for two more plow
ers before the desired limit
of ten entries is reached' Con
tact Aaron Z Stauffer at Eph
rata Rl, or Forney Longeneck
er.
For those who are not inter
ested in the plowing contest,
the Field Day which begins at
930 am and runs until about
3 p.m, promises many demon
strations and activities to in
terest young and old There
will be wagon tours, archery
and fishing demonstrations,
and many exhibits by the Dis
trict’s cooperating agencies.
These events will be held on
the next farm to Geibs, the
Homer Graybill farm, also at
Manheim R 3 If it rains Tues
day, the contest will be held
on Thursday
'• Pig Chase
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critter somewhat more run
ning room than last year’s
loser enjoyed.
It was decided by the SWCD
directors that any hoy who
wins a pig chase can not en
ter the following year’s event
If he is not too old by the
third year, he may reenter.
'Phig means that last year’s
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pig catcher, Eugene Bollinger while cow beef sold 1.00-2.01
of Denver R 2, will be inel- lower,
igible to compete. Bollinger SLAUGHTER STEERS
probably set some kind of rec- Prime 1120-1375 lbs. 26.75-27.0 C
ord last year when he had the with two loads at the lattei
shoat hog-tied and back to High Choice andl Prim.
the finish line within 1 % min- 1150-1430 lbs. 25.75-26.5(
the nmsn line witmn /a mm Choice goo 130 Q lbs 2 5.00-26.
u , . , , 25, largely 25.25-26.00 at mif
Anybody want to break that wee i C- Mixed Good and Choici
record? Even if he doesn’t 24.25-25.25, Good 23.00-24.5 f
break it, the winner still gets standard and low Good 22.01
a good, 50-pound gilt, and the 23.25.
losers have some fun com-
peting for this choice prize.
The pig will be donated by Death travels swiftly, bin
Eby’s Feed Mill, Lititz, again most speeders can catch it.
this year. Remember the time
—right after the plowing con-
test, which starts at 1 p.m. , . , , , we*-
The place will be the Homer J ul f ht and d the guessed on
Giaybill farm at Manheim R 3. a jjolstein. There were three
In case of heavy ram on Tues- W i nners j n case
day, come by Thursday. ... „ , ~
’ Winning in the women s di
vision were: Mrs. Mark Mum
* A or* *.• ma, Elizabethtown R 3; Bar
* Meeting bara Nolt, Ephrata Rl; and
(Continued from Page 1) Mrs. Sonya Ream, Masonic
Homes, Elizabethtown,
that “there is an extraordinary Men winners were- Irvin W.
correlation between the height Nolt, Ephrata R 3; E. Richard
aqd weight of these animals”. Burkhart, Manheim R 4, and
For example, if his height is Richard K. Metzler, Manheim
so much, his weight can be Rl.
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