LAMPETER SWINE CHAMPION.
Glenn Livengood shows his grand cham
pion in the Lampeter Fair Swine Show.
• Glenn Livengood
(Continued from Page 1)
Fair Swine Sale Friday evening.
Placxngs aie as follows- Pen
of four, Lightweight, 1, Robeit
Weaver; 2, Paul Eckman Medi
um. 1, Glenn Livengood; 2, Clair
Esbenshade.
, Pen of two, Lightweight, 1,
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Glenn won the championship in the 75 head
show his first year of showing. L. F. Photo
Robert Weaver; 2, Glenn Liven- Witmer; 5, Paul Eckman Medi
good; 3, Paul Eckman; 4, Mervin urn, 1, Glenn Livengood; 2, Carl
Felpel -Medium, 1, Clair Esben- Siegnst; 3, Clair Esbenshade; 4,
shade; 2, Clair Witmer, 3, Rob- Robert Weaver. Heavyweight,
erl Weaver Heavyweight, 1, Glenn Livengood, 2, Clair Es-
Glenn Livengood Open Class, 1, bcnshade
Earl Livengood Fitting, 1, Robeit Weavei: 2,
Individual, Lightweight, 1, p ?u | Eckman, 3. Cail Siegnst
Robert Weaver; 2, Clair Esben- showing. 1, Robeit Weavei, 2,
shade, 3. Meivin Felpel; 4, Clair Meivin FelpeL 3 Cail Siegust
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Lancaster Farming. Saturday. September 28.1968
GRANGE NEWS
Tho annual Booslor Night was
observed by Fulton Grange #66
September 23 at the Grange hall
in Oakryn. 110 people attended
the covered dish supper at 7
p.m. which was followed bv a
program presented by the Lec
turer, Mrs. Jesse Wood.
Clifford W. Holloway Jr., Mas
ter, reads a letter from National
Grange Master, Herschel D.
Newsom. He also enumerated
some of the activities of Fulton
Grange in the past year. Four
visitors from Red Lion Grange,
York Co., were introduced.
The Little Britain Sewettes
4-H Club which is sponsored by
Fulton Grange presented the
program and fashion show. Miss
Beth Preston gave “The High
lights Of The Club’s 4-H Year.”
Mrs. Harry Wilson sang a solo
and accompanied on the piano a
vocal duet by her daughters Ju
dith and Roxy.
Miss Carole Holloway was
narrator for the fashion show.
The following guls modelled
clothing they made this summer:
First year Linda Shepherd,
Linda Wood, Lynne Hart, Roxy
Wilson and Janet Jackson. Sec
ond year Vicki Brown, Rox
anne Ward, Barbara Taylor, Ca
thy Taylor, Janice DeLong, Deb
ra Rowe and Jill Temple. Third
year—Peggy Jackson, Jill Sam
ples, Gail Samples, Janice Guyll,
Edna Wood and Barbara Hess
Fourth year—Joy Temple Fifth
year—Peggy Galbreath and Pam
Groff. Free lance Fifth year—
Joyce Galbreath, Cindy Wood
and Diane Shepheid Sixth year
Beth Preston, Elaine Gal
bieath and Barbara Myers. Miss
Carole Holloway modelled a coat
and diess ensemble.
Miss Elaine Galbreath spoke
about 4-H Leadership Mrs. War-
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Bull Pledges Support
Of Peoch Growers
State Agriculture Secretary
Leland H Bull today pledged
“the full support and coopera
tion” of the Department of Ag
riculture in tracking down the
source of a disease that is en
dangering peach orchards in
Pennsylvania.
The condition has killed tiees
and caused loss of fruit in peach
growing areas of Pennsylvania
and other states this season, he
stated.
“The situation is serious and
everything possible must be
done to isolate the cause,” Sec
retary Bull said, "The Pennsyl
vania Department of Agricul
ture will cooperate in every way
in seeking a solution to this
problem.”
He indicated that his depart
ment is prepared to assist in re
seal ch to identify and control a
virus suspected of causing the
trouble.
Damage, he said, shows up in
orchards causing stunting of
giowth, followed by defoliation
and final death of tiees.
The situation has developed a
mounting concern in recent
weeks among growers, state and
federal Agriculture Depart
ments, and scientists at The
Pennsylvania State Univeisity.
ren Samples, one of the 4-H
Leaders was introduced. Miss
Pam Groff gave a monologue
“Down On The Farm.’ Miss Peg
gy Jackson favored with a piano
solo. Mrs Esther Wagnei had a
large display of hand-made
stuffed toys she made and gave
a talk about them Mis Fieeda
Huber displayed a quilt and
some other handiwork she had
made and talked briefly about
them Saxophone duet by Joy
and Lawrence Temple. Mis Jes
se Wood gave a reading ‘ The
Grange Cares” which was fol
lowed by group singing “Bless
Be The Tie.”
Lancaster Co Pomona Grange
will meet at the Fulton Grange
hall October 19, 8 pm when
the Fifth Degiee will be con
ferred.
All newly elected officers of
Fulton Grange will be installed
at the next regular meeting, Oc
tober 14
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Watch the fields with signs
identifying these hybrids.
They are producing top
yields in Lancaster County.
You’ll want to order them in
1969.
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SEEDS, INC. ,
Landisville, Pa.
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