10—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, March 25,1967
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NEWS
ROUGH RIDERS CLUB HAS
REORGANIZATION MEET
b> Bonnie Shaub, reporter
At its leorgamzational meet
ini' .March 16 at the Quarry
viHe Fire Hall, the Rough Rid
eis 4 H Hoise and Pony Club
elected new ofiicers
Named picsident was Cathy
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Morrison; vice president. Steve
Mitchell: secretary, Denise
Shaub; treasurer, Fred Shaub:
and news reporter. Bonnie
Shaub.
New members accepted into
the club were Shirley Craig.
Kevin Hoagy. Kathy Lefcver,
Linda Wea\ er, Mary Alice Le
fever. Doiothy Lcfever, and
Penny Waters.
Plans for futuie club events
include a gymkhana, and atrip
to the Christ Home at Paradise
with entertainment by Mr. and
Mrs. Skip McCrabb and their
trick horse There will also be
a trip to a standard bred train
ing track in April
Leadeis present at this meet
ing were Pat Shaub. Carol Hen
kel, and Mr and Mrs Harold
Gioff
ELM-PENRYN COMMUNITY
CLUB REORGANIZES
by Dale Ulrich, reporter
The Elm-Pemyn 4-H Club
held its reoigamzational meet-
ing on Monday evening, March
20, in the Penryn Fire Hall
The following officers were
president Mhke HoS. ANGUS-HOLSTEIN CROSSBRED
president, Nancy Nestleroth, COWS and their Polled Hereford
secietaiy, Joseph Lefever. calves, owned by the State Correction
treasurer, Jonn Lefever, news al institution at Rockview, were the
leporter. Dale Ulrich, game £j rs £ ca t>tle housed in the new Large
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ioth, Mis Maik Hosier, and sity. The cattle are used for research
Mis Henry Hess on feeding systems and milk produc-
The next meeting will he tion as part of the Penn State-Rock
held Api i l 17 at 730 pm. in v i ew beef breeding and management
the Penryn Fire Hall,
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superintendent of Rockview; Joseph
Musser, assistant superintendent of
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head of the Department of Animal Sci
ence at Penn State; and Dr. Lowell
Wilson, beef researcher at Penn State,
• Fvnnn/lc cnss meatiness and quality will
Research Expands a]so gJve needed details about
(Continued from Page 5) how much each of these char
al breeding values of the bulls, acteristics should be empha*
Correlations between different slzed in selecting replacement
economic characteristics such , „ , , , , ,
as gain, confoimation, and car- an d heifers, he concludes.
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