'ficers of the Southern 4-H Soil &
Water Conservation Club. Left to Right
Gary Dean, News Reporter; Robert Hess,
Game Leader; Paul Scheuing, Vice Presi
dent; Lloyd Weld, President; Darlene
• County 4-H lamb club
(Continued from Page 1) T Champion pen - Ted Hess
Leola Rl, (trophy) Heistand
R 3, (trophy) Grubb Supply Co, Feed Mill, Salunga
Elizabethtown. Reserve champion pen - Bec-
County Champion show man ky Bushong, Columbia R 2, (tre
at Harrisburg - Lynn Heistand, phy) Wenger’s Mill, Rheems
Manheim R 4, (trophy) Grubb
Supply Co., Elizabethtown
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Ph; 4(54-3431
West Willow
Ira B. Landis
Ph: 569-0531
779 Valley Road, Lancaster
John J. Hess, 11, Inc.
Ph: 442-4633
Paradise
Ji
Hoover, Secretary-Treasurer and Leßoy
Welk. Game Leader. These officers were
elected at their organizational meeting
held on January 22nd at Vincent Hoover’s
home in New Providence.
Single lamb champion - Tom
Hess, Leola Rl, (trophy) Miller
John B. Kurtz
Ph: 354-9251
R- D. 3, Ephrata
Wenger's Feed Mill,
Inc.
Ph: 367-1195
Rheems
James High & Sons
Ph: 354-0301
Gordonville
XvX
& Bushong, Rohrerstown
Project score - Avernl Royer,
Oregon Pike, 96 0 pts; Linda
Ober, Petersburg Rd, 95 0 pts,
both i eceived a tiophy trom
Miller & Bushong, Rohi erstown
Best fitter & showman - Ron
ald Meek, Reinholds Rl, (tro
phy) J E. Galen Hardware Co,
Lincoln
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, February 3,1968
Modern Goals Set For
Motional Meat Board
“Modern is what we are and
modern is what we will he,”
declared Acting Secretary-Gen
eral Manager David H Stroud
at the National Live Stock and
Meat Board’s Semi-Annual
meeting in Chicago, Jan 15.
In presenting his manage
ment report before the Board’s
Directorate and Promotion Di
visions, Stioud said “We are
going to change people’s minds
and buying habits With the ap
plication of modem marketing
and promotion techniques to
the problems our products face
in the consumer marketplace,
we can and will deteiroine our
success or our failure
“We intend to succeed,” he
stated
He said the Board’s program
reflects the th nkmg of the peo
ple in “this giant industry with
divergent interests, who,
through the Board of Directors
and the representative Councils
and Committees, are able to
join together in solving com
mon problems ”
Noting a growing income pic
ture for the Board’s program,
Stroud stressed that “thei e’s no
reason to peimit a single
• County FFA
(Continued fiom Page 1)
SmucKer, Merlin snacrer
Lampeter-Strasburg, Clan Es
benshade.
Manheim, Russell Adamn e
Jr, Bany Gerber, Richaid F.
Giuber, Nelson Haldeman Hof
fer, Lester Hexstand, Gexald
Nxssley
Penn Manor, Clair Eib, Adam
K Fisher Jr, Lany P Harnish,
Claude D Miller Ji , Nelson Eu
gene Newcomer
Pequea Valley, Wayne Yost
Solanco, Lee S Kinsey, Lew
is Ki eider, Kenneth Mellmger,
James L Ulrich.
Warwick, Jesse Lee Balmer,
Dean R Bollinger, Leon Brian
Buch, Stephen G Darlington
111, Henry H Hershey.
growth oppoi turaty to slip by
so long as the industry is in
creasing its investment for that
purpose.
He said an intensive progi am
of “soul-searching” is undeiway
at the Board’s headquarters
“We’re looking at every leaf
let . . every piece of film .
every idea . every bit of i on
line work,” Stroud stated, “to
better understand the methods
we’ve used to reach our goals;
and also to better understand
those other tools of modem
marketing we HAVEN’T yet
employed in attempts to come
in first in the competitive con
sumer marketplace ”
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