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the board, rather than with
e protection the law.
ive Years Ago
October, 1961
Londa Boyd Named NEPP
-0 princess A pretty, 17-
eai-old Manheim R 4 Miss,
flnda Boyd, was named Poul
fV princess by members of
IL . Northeastern Poultry Pio
neers Council Wednesday
October 5).
Miss Boyd, daughter of Mr.
n d Mrs. Howard Boyd, was a
unnerup in the contests for
ineen of the State Farm Show
lS t year, and for Miss Man
eim a few weeks ago.
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Devise Local Programs PFA Lancaster County Poultry As-
Hosler Wins Beef Title At Secretary Warns “If you sociahon gave their board of
an]ie i m Wilbur Hosier, are going to continue to op- dnectois the necessary approv
[9 v ear-old son of Mr. and Mrs. pose federal aid to education, al for a move to the proposed
tairk Hosier of Manheim R 3, you had better come up with Agricultural Center. When the
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dlma*ed eight yean of thow
ring competition Wednesday
(October 5) when he won the
grand champion steer title at
the Manheim Form Show.
Hosier’s 1050-pound Angus,
named "Paunchy,” won the
show title over the champion
Heicford shown by 16-year-old
Jay Bixler, Marietta Rl. Bix
ler’s whiteface took the reserve
title.
Poultry Assn. To Revive
BarßQ Chicken will be on
the menu again next week
when the Lancaster County
Poultry Association will re
vive its monthly sales of gold
en barbecued chicken.
The barbecues will feature
carry-ou t service only, and will
be offered at the Poultry Cen
ter the second Satuiday of
each month.
BEE-LINE SUPPLY CENTER
a constructive program, and'
you had better be prepared to
tax yourselves to provide It,”
members of the Lancaster
County Farmers Association
were told Tuesday (October
12) at Quarryville.
Hollis Hatfield, secretary of
the Pennsylvania Farmers As
sociation, speaking at the an
nual banquet of the county af
filiate (LCFA), called defeat
of the federal aid to educa
tion' bill one of the major
achievements of the American
Faim Bureau Federation AF
BF is the parent organization
of PFA.
Hatfield wamed the farmers
that unless they devised local
progiams, and made them
work, they could expect moie
in the way of fedeial conti ols.
Poultrymen Okay Move To
Ag. Center Members of the
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Lancaster Farming, Saturday, October 15. 19G6—9
new Center is completed, It icy Farms owned b.\ King
was decided the Poultry Ccn- Ranch, Texas. Theic. the gt oup
ter property would be sold, saw 5230 head of Santa Cn-
The decision came in the trudis cattle on
wake of a two-hour discussion of glass.
Thursday night (October 19) Other stops weie made at
that ended in n 29 to 2 paper Medford Fauns at West C.une,
ballot vote favoring the move Medford Packing Co and the
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Ten Years Ago witl „ all , Coulll ,
October 195 G Champ Mai tin Witman 25-
Grcidcr Entry Wins State yeai-old Manheim 1«2 lainie..
Contest A pen of 13 White vvon the county “plowmanship ’
Leghoin hens from the Giei- l ast week (Odobu 17).
der Leghorn Farm, Mount Joy, contest was pait ol the
won first place in the 195556 Mount Joy Comnuimtv IX-
Pennsylvania Official Egg Lay
ing Contest, the State Depart- Witman scoied 5(16 point-,
ment of Agriculture announced Second, Roy Millei Mount lov
this week (October 5). 495 points, 3, Kt bu t Kaufl-
The winning hens shelled nidn > Manheim R 1 482 points,
out 3,823 eggs for 4,097 points Witman will repiesent Lan
in 11'i months to lead the 78- caste . r County at the state
pen test.
The Greider entry lanked
fouith highest among all buds
in the eight egg laying tests
conducted in the U S this jeai.
Gal Wins Tractor Driving
Contest Jane Graybill, 21,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs Jo
seph Graybill, Manhenn Rl,
beat all the boys in sight when
it came to tiactor duving at
the Manheim Community Fair
recently. Second was Samuel
Long, 17, Manheim R 4. Top
ping the adult division was
Paul Nolt, Manheim Rl.
Corn Crop Here Best In
Years With an assist fiom
fair weather conditions in the
past week, coin has dried well
in the field, and is ready to
crib Prospects aie good foi a
bumper crop up to 150
bushels per acie repoited fiom
Lancaster County.
County Cattlemen Tour King
Ranch Some 325 Lancaster
County faimeis toured Ches
ter County areas Tuesday (Oc
tober 16) on a 135-mile trap
by six buses and 16 puvate
cars
High spot of the trip was a
visit to the Buck & Doe Val-
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James Hess To Receive
American Farmer Decree —.
James A. Hess, Stiashing Rl,
will become the thud member
of his family so honoied when
he receives the Amcucan
Farmer Degree next week m
Kansas City
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of Mr and Mis Ehm Hess.
His brother Robeit leceived
the degree in 1950 another
biother, Richaid, earned his
in 1953.
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