Dr. Ziegler to be Honored at
Little International Exposition
The 55th Little International
Livestock Exposition to be held
April 29 at Pennsylvania Slate
University will be dedicated to
Dr. John H. Ziegler Jr, associate
professor of meat science.
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The exposition is sponsored
annually by the Block and Bridle
Club, a student organization.
Club members are honoring Dr.
Ziegler for his enthusiastic
support of Block and Bridle Club
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siderable time to teaching and
advising students as well as
participating in research dealing
with the evaluation of meat
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animal carcasses emanating
from genetic, nutritional and
management projects.
Ziegler has been active
throughout the years on com
mittees of the College of
Agriculture concerning
curriculums for undergraduate
majors in animal industry,
animal science, and food science.
He served on many carcass show
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committees and is author and co
author of numerous scientific and
popular articles dealing with
meats and meat animal
production.
Events of the Little In
ternational will be held April 29 in
the ice pavilion at University
Park Some 130 students will be
competing in judging of cattle,
sheep, hogs and horses
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Association in cooperation with
the Extension Service
Initial plans for the summer
picnic have- been announced by
Vivian Stauffer, Ephrata The
picnic will be held at 7 p m July
29 at the Lampeter Fair Grounds.
Further deads will be announced
as the date approaches
Membership secretary Nathan
Stoltzfus announced that the
Lancaster County Farmers
Association membership now
stands at 1,110 Statewide,
membership m the Farm Bureau
is approaching 15,500.
Livestock marketing survey
forms will soon be mailed to all
members beef producers, ac
cording to secretary James
Martin, Strasburg. The forms,
which will determine desire for
the Association to assist m the
purchase of feeder cattle, should
be returned as soon as possible.
Martin requests 100 per cent
return.
Ivan Yost, insurance com
mittee, announced the unex
pected resignation of salesman
Wilbur Sollenberger. Sollen
berger, who was recently
honored for outstanding sales,
will continue to service accounts
until April 25.
The insurance committee said
no replacement has been named
and all problems should be
directed to the committee after
April 25
XXX
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