Lancaster farming. (Lancaster, Pa., etc.) 1955-current, March 25, 1967, Image 20

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    20—Lancaster Fanning, Saturday, March 25,1967 Hess, Strasburg vice P*' esi '
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Reflections
(From the files of Lancaster Farming)
, , . „ tt q q 1 i,~in Zoiset Named Outstanding
n„ A Y#»ar Aan a^ out „ ten yeal , 1 l al l S' Conservation Famer-Abram
Une I ear /\gO ed oigan.ze 0 Ho “ and Zeiset of East Bail R 1 has been
4-H Soil Club named ..outstanding Conserva
'f 6 levI e vc h nl n iH d rlnh lp?d b er tion Farmer of 1961” by the
and 5 " was Ve of the onginai c imly Soil Consel "
STaSS ‘ (Continued on Page 6)
Club in 1953.
March, 1966
Poultry Assn. Elects Officers
-At its 32ncl annual meeting,
held Thmsday at the Lancas
ter Farm Ciedit Bldg, Lancas
ter County Poultry Assn direc
tors elected four new members
to the board and named offi
ceis for 1966
Three of the new directors
aie poultrymen and one is a
member of allied industry.
Named to three-year terms
were Claude Hess. New Hol
land Pike. Aaion J Brubaker,
Marietta Ave Jerry Thome.
Milton Giove, and Di Wilson
Millei Rohi erstown
Paul Hiestand, Maiietta HI,
was i eelected piesident, and
Roy Eib was returned as treas
urer Others elected were:
Claude Hess, vice president,
and Aaion J Brubaker, secie-
t.uy
The association also initiat
ed a change of by-laws moving
the date or the annual business
meeting to coincide with the
annual banquet in the fall
SWCD Intioduces New Coun
ty Conservationist-Da ectoi s ot
tire Lancastei County Soil &
Wat e r Consei vation District
said a fonnnl laiewell to Wayne
F Maiesch, county conseiva
tionist with the U S Soil Con
sei vation Seiviee at a dinner
Fndav mrhi (Mai 25) at Mea
dow Hills Dining Room
The aflan also seived to in
ti oduce Maiesch’s successoi Or
val A Bass, a native of Ne
bi aska
Maiesch who had seived as
SCS woik unit conservationist
in Lancaslei County foi the
past two yeais. was piomoted
to the SCS Washington, DC
office whe.e he will seive as
assistant ..hie! of management
i ecoi ds
Breneuiau Elected DHIA
Pi es.—Dn eel ol sof the Red Rose
Dauy Heid Inipiovement Assn
leorganized at their legular
quartet ly meeting this week
(Mar 5) the Lancaster Faim
Ci edit Blag
Elected piesulent was Robert
A Bieneman ot Stiasbuig R 1
The new \ice president was
Victor Hoover, Gap R 1 Other
officeis icclected were secie
taiy, Cm tis Akei s, Quanyville.
and tieasmei, Jacob Houser,
Lampeter
Beef Club Elects Hess-The
Red Rose 4-H Baby Beet &
Lamb Club elected Fi ed E
Hess ot Leola R 1 as its piesi
dent lor 1036 Hess is a iccent
graduate of Wai wick High
School and a holder ot the
Keystone Faunei degiee
Otheis named at the annual
i eoi ganwat'On mectin g this
week (Mar 5) at Biecht School
weie Nancy Fiey, vice piesi
dent Buckwaltei secie
taiv Lynn Hiestand, assistant
secietai v Donald Miller, tieas
ui er Michael Hoslei, assistant
tieasmei Kathy Weavei and
Lai i v Hei i song leaders Lin
da Obei and Donald Gaul, game
leadeis Caiol Hess and Mar
vin Nisslec, news lepoiteis
Wea\ei, Outstanding Conser
vation Fanner-A New Holland
aiea faitr.u, Lester M Weaver,
i eceived the Lancaster County
Sojl & W< tei Consei ration Dis
trict’s top honor —Outstanding
Consei ration Farmer for 1965
—Tuesday (Mar 8) at the an
nual cooperalois’ banquet at
the iJlue Ball Fire Hall
Long active in conservation
woik, Weaver has been an as
sociate SWCD director for
t *
Five Years Ago
March, 1962
Weaver Elected Red Rose Saturday, the Society of Farm
DHIA Pres.-At a leorganiza- Wonmn Gioup No S heard Rus
tion meeting of the Bed Rose sdl Drum, horticulturist from
Dairy Hera Improvement Assn’s Denvei, speak on The Caie of
board of directors this week House Plants .
(Mar 3), Jason Weaver of plans for certain Society
Quarryville R 2 was named pres- spring activities were discussed,
‘dent for 1962. including: April Fool Party,
Weaver, a dairy and poultry April 1> at 6 . 30 pm> at the
faimer near Mechanics Grove, Mt Airy Fire Hall A buffet
succeeds Jay Landis of Lancas- supper will be seived
tei R 6
Also elected were- J Robert Society No 2 will entertain
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In other business, directors
accepted the resignation of
James Herr, milk tester in as
sn number four Herr plans to
enter farming on April 1.
Farm Women #3 Plan
Spring Activities
Meeting at the home of Mrs
Clarence Stauffer, Ephrata Rl,
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Society No. 3 on April 8 at the the National Hemophilia Fou*<
Brunnerville Fire Hall at 1:30 datlon.
p.m
Members discussed plans to • p enn Manor
attend the luncheon and pro- (Continued from Page 13)
at ? p ? n F ?, al & Elementary School In West
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