Lancaster Fanning Ads Pays 4-H Horse
DION
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to Announce DION
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and Making Quality Farm Equipment
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Winners
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New Providence, Donna Bare,
Witmer, andTiera Kessler, R.D.I
E-Town.
Hunter Seat Equitation - Sr.
Not to Jump: Nancy Henkel,
Strasburg, Brian Kessler, E-
Town; Karen Kessler, E-Town,
and Robin Fellenbaum, Lane
Hunter Seat Equitation over
Jump - Junior: Heidi Bailey,
Christiana, Sandra Bradley, New
Providence, and Donna Bare,
Witmer
Hunter Seat Equitation over
Jumps - Senior: Nancy Henkel,
Strasburg, Connie Sweigart,
Manheim; Candace Groff,
Quarryville, and Karen Kessler,
R.D.I E-Town.
English Pleasure Ponies - 14.2
hands & under; David Kolb,
Lane., Jenny Weber, Miller
sville, and Donna Sammons,
Lane.
English Pleasure Horses - Over
14.2 hands: Wylie Baker, Lane.;
Lucinda Kosemam, Lane., and
Tracey Beyer, E-Town.
Hunter Under Saddle - 14.2
hands & Under: Bryan Kessler,
E-Town; Amy Glatfelter, Lane;
Donna Bare, Mt. Sidney Rd.
Witmer, and Carol Stimson,
R.D.I Strasburg.
Hunter Under Saddle - Over
14.2 hands; Gayle Shultz, E-
Town; RobinFellenbaum, Lane.;
Karen Ressler, E-Town, and
Candy Groff, Quarryville.
Working Hunter Ponies - 14.2
hands & Under- Brian Ressler,
E-Town, and Donna Bare, Wit
mer.
Working hunrwe Poniwa - 14.2
hands & Under: Brian Ressler,
E-Town, and Donna Bare, Wit
mer.
Working Hunter Horses - over
14.2 hands: Nancy Henkel,
Strasburg; Connie Sweigart,
Manheim; Karen Ressler, E-
Town, and Candy Groff,
Quarryville
English Walk Trot: John Abel,
Quarryville; Janice Kaylor, E
fyr-g ~
Debra Heidig, Lancaster, won first place in the senior
grooming and showmanship competition at last Saturday's
Lancaster County 4-H Horse and Pony Round-up. Her horse
was Miss Frosty Sox.
Town, and
Quarryville.
Western Walk Jog: Cindy
Burkey, Lane.; Douglas
Fellenbaum, Lane., and Dwayne
Weaver, Steelton.
Three-Gaited: Dana Norquist,
Lane.
USDA Extends Deadline for
Comments on Dairy Proposal
The time limit for comments on
a proposal to revise dairy in
spection and grading regulations
has been extended from 30 to 90
days, the U.S. Department of
Agriculture announced today.
The proposal, published in the
June 8, 1972, Federal Register,
provided for interested parties to
submit comments by July 10,
1972. Requests to provide ad
ditional time for comments have
been granted and the new
deadline in Sept. 6, 1972
The proposed changes in the
voluntary dairy inspection and
grading program would limit
appeals for reinspection or
regrading of products con
taminated by filth or other
harmful substancs. Under the
inspection and grading program,
any interested party who
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, July 29,1972
Elizabeth Abel
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Pair Class- Cheryl Germert,
Manheim, and Debra Heidig,
Lane., Natalie Immel, Lititz, and
David Root, R.D 1 Manheim,
Debbie Myers, Manheim, and
Julie Webber, Lane., Sue Cassel,
Manheim, and Rosalind Falk,
Millersville.
disagrees with the original in
spection or grading of a product
may appeal the findings. The
proposal would limit appeal on
contaminated products to a
review of the sampling
procedures and a remspection of
the original official sample. This
limitation was proposed because
such substances are not evenly
distributed throughout a product.
Thus, remspection using a dif
ferent sample, as may be done m
other appeals, might in this case
result in inaccurate findings
Comments may be sent in
duplicate to the Hearing Clerk,
U S Department of Agriculture,
Room 112, Administration
Building, Washington, D C 20250
by Sept. 6, 1972. As before, all
comments will be available for
public inspection
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