16—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, October 1, 1966
State’s Hunter
Safety Program
Nation’s Best
The Pennsylvania Game Com
mission's Hunter Safely Pro
gram has been selected as the
most outstanding in the nation,
the International Association
of Game. Fish and Conserva
tion Commissioners announced
recently at their annual meet
ing in Kansas City, Missouri.
Pennsylvania’s program, in
itiated by the Game Commis
sion in cooperation with the
National Rifle Association in
1958, has trained 96,053 persons
In the safe handling of fire
arms.
The Game Commission has
certified 4,700 Hunter Safety
Instructors since the beginn
ing of the program eight years
ago The instructors, represent
ing sportsmen’s clubs, schools
and civic organizations, receive
intensive training, and must
demonstrate their proficiency
before being certified by Dis
trict Game Protectors
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Feed Dealers Elect
Godshalk President
Milton F. Godshalk, Flory
Milling Company, Bangor, was
elected president of the Penn
sylvania Millers’ & Feed Deal
ers’ Association at its 88th
Annual Convention held re
cently at the Hotel Lycoming,
Williamsport Godshalk’s term
beings January 1, 1967 as do
Included in the Hunter Safe
ty Course is at least four hours
of instruction in arms and am
munition, safe handling of fire
arms, including bow and ar
row, lesponsibilities of hunters
in identifying game, landown
er-relations, game laws and
Pennsylvania’s conservation
history.
All students must success
fully complete the course of
instruction before receiving a
ceitificate from the Game Com
mission.
The program is entirely vol
untary on the part of instruc
tors and students
Hunter Safety Coordinator
John C Behel directs the
statewide program.
MASTER
the terms of other officers ondvenition of the statewide trade In (he herd of James Mat>
directors elected at this meet- association of feed and flour tin’s Cocalico Farm, at Stav
ing. Godshalk will replace mills. A wide variety of sub- ens Rl, a senior three-year-old
James 11. Rockwell, H. Rock- Jects was discussed under the named Cocalico Dixie’s Vera
well & Son, Canton. theme "Spotlights For Manage- had 12,350 pounds of milk and
bther officers elected in- ment.” Various Association 543 of butterfat under the of
clflde: Paul J. Green, Farm- member® participated in a ficlal DHIR testing program,
ers’ Supply Company, Walkers- number of programs. In one Another senior ithree-year-old
ville, Md., Ist vicepresident; program entitled "Trends In in the Martin herd had 12,-
Quentin S. Snook, Snook’s Distribution” reporters from 260 pounds of milk and 558 of
Mill, Mifflinburg, 2nd vice- six different areas of Pennsyl- fat.
president; C. Emerson Wool- vania told the Convention of cows } n the herd of
ever, Woolever Feed & Sup- developments in Agriculture in „ jr , d n ab i e *, g on t?i
ply. Catawissa, 3rd vicepresi- their areas which affected feed Ri aLo completed
dent; Robert B. Graybill, Mil- distribution and ways in which records coebella Tora Nor*
ler & Bushong, Rohrerstown, the feed industry was respond- had M pounds of milk an 3
treasurer; and Donald W. ing to these developments. 646 of lfat Conebella Don’s
Parke, Lancaster, secretary. Sue produced 13,850 pounds
The following Directors were a Cn we of m ‘ lk an< * 654 °* Sue
also elected to serve the As- Area A yrsnire v»ows and Nora were both senior
sociation for terms . beginning Complete Records three-year-olds. A senior four-
January 1- John J. Hess 11, „ . , . , . year-old, Conebella Core Mag-
Paradise; George W.' Robin- C ° ws m ' t ? vo area ,^ y . hl ™ gie, had 12,770 of milk and
son, Kreamer; William H. r f eT l tty completed offi- 553 of bu . tte rfat.
Sprenkle, York; Dr. Thomas ? lal P lo duction iceoids, accord- All cows w6re tested for a
R. Zeigler, Gardners; Eugene mg * he Ay 1 " 5111176 Breeders pgpi od 0 f 305 days, or less.
E Eby, Newport; and J. Mau- Association
ser Lerch, Treichlers,
Approximately 300 persons
attended the three day Con-
New
County
the
County Farmers
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