Pa. Convention Report From Manor FFA
By Glenn Newcomer
Manor Chapter Reporter
Five Manor FFA Chapter mem
bers received recognition in con
nection with the state contests
at the convention at Penn State
recently The five, shown left to
right, and their awards aie as
follows:
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veloped a piocess to convert
animal by-products into edible
meat protein concentiate for
human consumption
The high quality, tasteless,
odorless product is made fiom
liver, spleen, heait, stomach,
kidney, viscera, blood, bone.
Analyzed at 75 to 80 per cent
protein, it would effectively sup
plement cereal giam diet of
many of the world’s malnour
ished. Similar fish protein sup
plement already is in use
Animal by-products .vould add
greatly to availability of much
needed protein. An estimated 16
billion pounds cf such pioducts
are now used for animal feed and
could be processed for human
consumption
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Bill Landis, chapter president
for the coming year, a bronze
medal in dan y pnducts.
Clyde Eib, a silvei medal and
a trip to Springfield, Mass, for
placing sixth in poultry judging
Dennis Landis, a gold medal
and a two to three day trip in or
near Pennsylvania, for his work
in the machmeiy adjustment and
fai m power contest.
Call Eib, honoiable mention in
the livestock contest.
Dave Geilach, a silver medal
for placing 19th out of about
170 contestants in livestock judg
ing.
Other members who repre ;
sented Manor Chapter at FFA
Week were: Jeff Fry. band; Dan
Resslei, livestock: Ken Witmei,
livestock; Mark Wagner, poultiy,
Tom Benner, dairy; Glenn New
comer, livestock, and Paul
Charles, dairy.
The FFA members from Manor
enjoyed their trip to Penn State
They enjoyed not only the judg
ing contests but also the othei
events including demonstrations
tours, evening program and
swimming.
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Three Lancaster Co. Girls
Win Regional 4-H Contest
Three County 4-H girls have Roberts High School, Chester
won the light to compete in County.
state 4-H Demonstrations in a team of Nancy Yungmger
August. and Cindy Hess took first honors
The three were winners in the for their livestock conservation
Senior Division at 4-H regional demonstration
contests Wednesday at the O, J. ( Cindy Smith was also a winner
for hei bread making presenta
tion called “Flip Yom Lid ”
Nancy is the daughter of Mr
and Mis Richard Yungmger,
Marietta RDI, and her partner,
Cindy, is the daughter of Mr and
Mrs Richard Hess, Strasburg
RDI.
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Mr. and Mrs Grant Smith,
Ephrata RD2, are the parents of
Cindy Smith.
In the Junior Division, Lan
caster County girls took two blue
ribbons. They aie Miss Judy
Risser and Miss Debbie Pat
schroke. These winners do not
continue to state competition
Judy’s demonstration was
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, July 18,1970
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The U.S Department of Agri
culture recently announced that
it has completed a cooperative
agreement with New York which
will provide the basis for estab
lishing a strong Federal-State
poultry inspection program in
the State
USDA’s Consumer and Market
ing Service signed an agreement
with New Yoik under the Whole
some Poultry Pioduots Act of
1968 to extend inspection to
interstate poultry processing
plants
“Herbs Spices of Life ” She
is the daughter of Mr and Mrs
Allen Risser, Leola RDI
Debbie won for her African
violets presentation She is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs Walter
Patschorke, Lititz RD2
New York To Establish
Strong Bird inspection
The girls were in competition
with 250 4-H’ers representing the
13 counties in Southeastern
Pennsylvama
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