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FIVE TEARS AGO “Mickey the 3rd” won over 291
(Continued from Pace 8) entries in Wednesday’s (Nov.
, _ ,7) Southeast District 4*H Club
the Garden Spot Hlch School Baby Beef Roundup to win the
vocational agriculture depart* grand champion title for own*
n*® lll, er Verna Landis, Lancaster R 4.
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m vr A Miss Landis, 17-year-old
ISR 1 6211*8 AgQ daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roy
Landis, scored over entries
November, 1956 from Adams, Berks, Chester,
Southeast Beef Roundup Tl- Cumberland, Dauphin, Lancas-
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Runnerup in the hotly con*
tested roundup was a Here*
ford entry shown by Jimmy
Quisenberry, Jr., of Stewarts
town Rl. The ten-year-old lad
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Broilers Hit 3-Year Low At
16.08 Cents On the Lancas
ter Poultry Exchange Thurs
day (Nov. 1), average broiler
prices dropped to a three-year
low at 16.08 cents. A year ago
they averaged 18.54 cents.
Mrs. Nolt Reelected Farm
Women President Mrs. E.
Robert Nolt, Lancaster Rl,
started her second term this
week as president of the Lan
caster County Society of Faim
Women. She is a member of
Society No. 4.
Others named at the all-day
meeting held at Manheim Twp
High School were. Mis. Harold
Zook, secretary; Mrs. Paul
Bbersole, treasurer Named to
two-year terms were Mrs
Elam Buckwalter, Ist vice
president; Mrs Abram Weid
man, 2nd vice president.
Eby Elected County Holstein
Head Donald S. Eby, Gor
donville Rl, was named presi
dent of the Lancaster County
Hols tein-Friesian Association
Tuesday night. He had served
previously as vice president
Approximately 250 persons
attended the association’s 6th
annual banquet meeting held
Tuesday night at the Leola
Memorial Building.
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Others elected were: J. Rob
ert Hess, Strasburg Rl, vice
president; Everett E. Benja
min, Holtwood R 2, treasurer.
Henry H. Hackman, Manheim
R 2, was reelected secretary.
Eby succeeds Elvln Hess, Jr.,
Strasburg Rl, who was cited
for his long record of active
service to the county associa
tion.
Hoffer, New County FFA
President Dean Hoffer, a
senior at Manheim Cential
High School, and president of
the Manheim Future Farmers
of America Chapter, was
elected Wednesday night (Nov.
7) to lead the County FFA
Chapter for 1957.
He is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur H Hoffer of Man
heim R 3.
Other county officers elected
were, vice president, Charles
Rohrer, Pequea Valley; secre
taiy, Marvin Bennetch, Cocah
co, treasurer, Robert Book,
Lam peter-Strasburg; reporter,
Marion Findley, Solanco; sen
tinel, Melvin Martin, Manheim
Central, and chaplain, Robert
Good, Cocalico
Milk Hearings To Reconvene
On Handler Pool Inter-State
Milk Producei s’ Cooperative
will again vigorously contest
a proposal to change the Phil
adelphia milkshed’s traditional
handler pool system to a mar
ketwide pool, a co-op spokes
man said this week (Nov 9).
The federal-state joint hear
ing to revise Order 61 reopens
in Philadelphia on Tuesday
(Nov 13).
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The market pool proposal
has been made by I. Elkin
Nathans, a New Yoik milk
broker, and is suppoi ted by a
large New York federation of
pioduccrs, and by two huge
Philadelphia producers.
Inter-State contends that
adoption of a market pool sys
tem would lower the blend
price to area pioducers, and
would orobably increase the
milk price to consumeis. The
heating, which has been in
session during the summer,
was recessed on August 22
Guernsey Men Elect Stoltz
fus Melvin R Stoltzfus,
Ronks Rl. was elected presi
dent of the Lancaster County
Guernsey Bleeders Association
Friday night (Nov. 23) at a di
rector’s meeting at the home
of Raymond Rohrer, Lancaster
R 7 He succeeds Raymond F.
Witmer. Willow Stieet Rl
Other officeis are vice pics
ident, Robeit McSpairan,
Peach Bottom, secretary-ti eas
urer, Frank Hershey, Lancas
ter R 5 Hairy S Mumma, Man
heim Rl, was named delegate
to the Red Rose Dairy Herd
Improvement Association
Don’t Drop Out of High School
Young men who wish to be
come successful farm manageis
will have to be able to solve
problems far more difficult
than their fathers and giand
fathers experienced, says Jesse
G Cooper, extension farm man
agement specialist at Penn
State University More people
managing our larger farms
have college degrees, and many
of them take time off to le
turn to school and attend
short courses
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