: Open House Set
A nationally known Midwest
dairy cattle judge, writer and
purebred breeder will be the
principal speaker at the annual
-Maryland-West Virginia Bull
Stud open house October 21 north
of Frederick.
He is John W. McKitrick of
Columbus, Ohio, partner and vice
president of Welcome In Farms,
Inc. Last year McKitrick judged
54 dairy breed shows throughout
the U. S. His topic at the
Frederick area bull stud open
house will be “Breeding for
Production and Longevity.”
The open house program will
begin at 10 a.m. with a business
meeting of the Maryland Ar-
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Cooperators Announced
The Lancaster County Soil and
Water Conservation Service has
announced two new cooperators.
They are:
Arthur Auker, Rapho Town
ship, €5 acres, and Landis
Community Homes, Manheim
Township, 122 acres.
tificial Breeding Cooperative and
awards for bull stud personnel.
Chicken dinner will be served
at noon. A parade of bulls after
lunch and review of their records
will conclude the day’s program.
The bull stud facilities will be
open for public inspection both
morning and afternoon.
Lancaster County FFA members who
competed in contests with FFA members and
teams from several states at the Eastern
States Exposition in Springfield, Mass., re-
Local FFA Members Place High
Several Lancaster County FFA
members placed high in com
petition recently at the Eastern
States Exposition, Springfield,
Mass.
Russell Kline, Reinholds,
representing the Cloister FFA
Chapter of Ephrata, was fifth
high individual scorer in the
dairy cattle judging contest. He
was also one of three members of
the first place Pennsylvania
team. There were 11 state teams
competing.
Among six teams m the small
gas engines contest, the Lan
caster County team representing
Pennsylvania was third. Team
members were Tony Haldemah
and Amos Sauder, of the
Manheim Central FFA Chapter.
In the dairy products judging
contest, Paul Horning, Stevens
RDI, of Cloister FFA Chapter,
placed fifth. Horning was also
one of three members of the
Pennsylvania team which placed
third out of 10 state teams.
In the poultry products judging
contest, two Lancaster County
FFA members were among the
top 10 in individual placings.
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The Buck 284-4141
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, October 2,1971 —19
cently are: left to right, front row, Tony
Haldeman, Jim Charles, and Amos Sander;
back row, Paul Horning, Roy Fasnacht, and
Russell Kline.
Jim Charles of Penn Manor Chapter was ninth The Penn-
FFA Chapter was sixth and Roy sylvania poultry team was sixth
Fasnacht of Cloister FFA out of 10 state team entries.
THIS IS YOUR
INVITATION TO ATTEND
The Annual
MASTER MIX
MEETING
AKRON REST AURANT, Rte. 222
TUESDAY EVENIHG OCT.
starting at 6:30 P.M.
Roast Beef Dinner will be served family style followed
by discussion on Profitable Beef Production and the
New Master Mix Select-A-Ration Beef Program
,
If you or some one in your family plan to attend,
mail this reservation before Midnight Oct. 2
Name
Address
Number planning to attend
Mail to
at Springfield
to be held at the
Leroy M. Sensenig Inc.
R. D. #3, Ephrata, Pa. 17522
BEEF