22—Lancaster Farming. Saturday. May 17.1969
Kathy Buch, goes o\er a hurdle astride her horse,
Sailor, during the competition in the Open Jumper Division
at the Quentin Horse Show held recently Kathy finished as
runner up for the championship of the division.
Local Girl Rides At Quentin
Kath> Buch, 15 yi old daugh
ter of Mr and Mis Guy D
Buch. 613 S Broad St, Lititz,
Pa xode at the Quentin Spring
Horse Show in the Open Jump
er Division She finished runner
up for the championship in that
division on her horse Saylor „ ,
which she rides and owns She 3rd °P en Jum P in S Class “
also rode Mrs Fred Howard's This W£ >s a very exciting class
noise, Respectively Youis, in as 13 horses were in the class
the same division and placed
2nd in the Ist class against 17
horses
The classes fox' the week end
show axe as follows
Ist Open Jumper Wai’m
Up Ist Councelor owned by
Floyd Caxr rxdden by Allen
Garner, Denver, 2nd Respective
ly Youis owned by Mrs. Fied
Howard ndden by Kathy
Such Lxtxtz; 3rd Saylox own
ed and ndden by Kathy Buch,
Lititz. 4th Bucky Beaver
owned and ndden by Kenny
Smullens, Oxfox’d
2nd Knockdown and Out
Ist Spoxt owned and
ndden by Allen Gainer, Den-
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Maryland Bans
D. C. Garbage
A quarantine against import
ing certain types of garbage into
Maryland from the Dislilct of
Columbia for swine feeding has
been imposed by the State Board
o( Agriculture.
The action follows three out
bieaks of Hog Cholera in Mary
land in the past two months—all
ot them occurmg in swine fed
garbage from D. C.
The outbreaks resulted in the
destruction of over 2,000 hogs to
prevent spread of the disease, at
a cost of close to $75,000 in in
demnities paid to the owners by
State and Federal goveinments
and only 3 went clean. The
jumps staited at 4’ and were
raised thiough 3 jump offs to
5’ 9” at which height all horses
were still clean This class was
then judged on time which
finished in this older Ist
Spoit owned and ndclen by
Allen Gai nei, Denver, Time 22 0
seconds 2nd Counceloi own
ed by Floyd Carr ndden by
Allen Gainer, Denver Time
24 6 Seconds, 3id Sailor own
ed and ridden by Kathy Buch,
Lititz Time 25 0 Seconds
4th Open Jumper Stake
Ist Spoit owned and udden
by Allen Garner, Denver; 2nd
Councelor owned by Floyd
Carr ridden by Allen Garner,
3rd Bucky Beaver owned and
ridden by Kenny Smullens; 4th
Sailor owned and ridden by
Kathy Buch.
Champion Sport; Reserve
Champion Councelor; Ist
Runner up Sailor.
"Garbage containing a high Form Woldff
percentage of trash —metal, glass ■ MofICV-Sovef
foil, paper and similar mailer— •
cannot be made safe for swine wc j { | cr j n your f arm s ] lo p
feeding by conventional cooking Cfln b(J vn i ua ble, money-saving
methods presently required of too , according t 0 Thomas H.
garbage-feeding operators, ur extension agricultur-
T. A Ladson, director, Livestock aJ en gi ncer the University of
Sanitary Service, points out. Delaware. If improperly used,
Operators and transporters are however, that same welder may
advised that violators of the bc the source of tragedy,
quarantine order may be sub- Carelessness has no place in
ject to revocation or suspension welding or in the farm shop,
of their garbage feeding permits says Williams. A thoughtless
, .. moment may cost you a building,
Maryland s swine mdust y mac h, nc or your life
he adds, “depends heavily on ex- ~ .
port of feeder swine, and unless Keep your welder in top co i
wc can eradicate Hog Choleia dition, he advises Stoie electii
and provide swine fieo of the cal welders in a dry place and
disease, our markets and the in- make suie n “ l '‘ a . V „ e f
rtnstrv will be in leonaidv” aie P'opeily O iounded.
dustry J P y Check oxygen-acetylene safely
Piioi to the iccent outbreaks, valves and torches and remem-
Maryland had been neailv 18 bei to turn off the gas when not
months without any sign of the welding Gases used in welding
disease and was icady to be aie highly explosive
ccitified as a “Hog Choleia Fiec Nevci weld near gasoline oil,
state by the USD\ in its nation- bay> chaff oi othei combustible
al eiadiealion piogiam nialenal adds Williams \nd
Di Ladson said the ban on the see that the welding aiea is well
movement of tiash contaminated ventilated fumes aie deacl'y.
gaibage fiom the Distuct of Co Finally, lemembei to '■hiold
lumbia would continue in effect youiself and others to avoid
“until such time as animals dis burning your body oi eyes.
esse contiol officials aie satisfied Efficiency is not lessened by
that such garbage i.as been made time jt takes to piactice
safe for feeding to swine ” welding safety, sajs Williams.
. - The few extia minutes it takes
to be safety conscious is only a
Our use of the unit of 60, used fraction of the time it could
in measuring time, come to us take to recupeiate fiom a costly
fiom the Babylonians accident
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