Beef club meets
MKCUANKMiUHC. - The
fnberland Count) 4 H
b) Beef Huh met Sep-
Irmbrr 30, In the United
Telephone Building with X
club members present Thr
merlin# was railed to order
1a Tim Pottelger, president
Reports were given b>
members, and comments
were made on the Carlisle
1 air Hoxnnne J<eib reported
on the county council picnic,
Kevin Melolt on the Chiamna
Show at Wnghtsville. Bob
Otto reported that Oct 30
would be the date for the
salted peanut sale, Tim
I’oUelgcr reported on Stale
Days at Penn Stale
University The leaders also
gave romnrenU. and it was
decided to have the annual 4
H Baby Beef Hound up on
November 16, at the Carlisle
livestock Auction
Mr Freund, assistant
county agent, spoke to the
club about selecting calves
(or the coming year
The next meeting will be in
October with Lancaster
County 4-H Baby Beef Hub
as exchange guests
Robert Zanders, (left) Kirkwood, and Robert ram and champion ewe, respectively, of the West
Ambler, Jr., (right) Cochranville, had the champion Lampeter Fair.
Lampeter sheep show growing
LAMPETER - This year’s
turnout of sheep at the West
Lampeter Fair recently
was larger than last year’s,
but the competition was still
smaller than Sally W.
Martin, chairperson of the
event, would like.
“We are trying to build on
to our 4-H and FFA div
vision,” Mrs. Martin said,
“and, by next year we should
have a more extensive
show.”
An ardent supporter of 4-H
and FFA youths, Mrs.
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The winners of this year’s
competition at the Lampeter
Fair were Robert Ambler,
17, Cochranville, with the
champion ram of the show,
and Robert Zander, Kirk
wood, with the champion
ewe.
Ambler’s animal was a
Hampshire and Zander’s
was a purebred Dorset.
The first and second place
Lanoutcr Farming. Saturday. Oct 2.1976
winners from the Lampeter
show were as follows-
Ram 1 year and under 2 -
Robbie Ambler, Hampshire;
Ernest Barrett, Shropshire;
Tim Donough, Southdown;
Ram lamb under 1 year -
John Zander, Dorset; Robbie
Ambler, Hampshire; Ernest
Barrett, Shropshire; Donna
Stoltzfus, Suffolk; Ewe 1
year and under 2 - Robert
Zander, Dorset; Freddie
Keys, Shropshire; Tim
FFA members
place at Expo
LANCASTER, Pa. - Two
youths representing Penn
Manor High School FFA
recently placed first and
second in agricultural
mechanics competition held
at the Eastern States Ex
position in Springfield, Mass.
Competing against 14
other teams from the nor
theastern states, the Penn
Manor-represented team
took second over all.
Craig Harnish, Lancaster
R 2, also placed first in in
dividual competition, and
Raymond Caldwell,
Millersville Rl, took second,
individually, in the contest.
The competition was both
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At Root’s Every Tuesday Night
Dealer Inquiries Invited
Donough,Southdown, Donna
Stoltzfus, Hampshire;
Christine Ambler, Shrop
shire; Pen of Lambs - Tim
Donough, Southdown; Flock
- Tim Donough; Market
Lamb - Tim Donough,
Suffolk; Cindy Donough,
Shropshire; Pen of Market
Lambs - 1. Tim Donough,
Suffolk; 2. Cindy Donough,
Shropshire; Showmanship -
Freddie Keys, Fitting -
Christine Ambler.
a practical examination as
well as written. Some of the
exercises the boys had to
complete were wiring fuse
boxes and master controls,
identifying tools, figuring
mathematical problems
related to electricity, and
identifying different motors
and their best uses.
Tony Eberly, Denver R 2, a
member of the Cloister FF A,
also competed in. the ex
position. He placed 4th over
all in dairy products. To win
his title, he competed
against 44 other youths in
identifying cheeses, scoring
milk, and inspecting and
grading milking equipment.
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