The Junior division winners of are: (from left) Megan Connor,
Lebanon County's 4-H dress revue Lebanon; Lori Reeser, Lebanon; and
who will attend regional competition Elizabeth Shiner, Myerstown.
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years; Lois Curfinan, Ann
ville, age 10, who has been
with the Annville Little
Ditchmen for three years;
and Jenny Sherman,
Know Where the Activities Will Be?
Read the Farm Women Calendar.
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Lebanon Co,
Lebanon, age 14, who has
also been with the Annville
Little Dutchman Club for
three years.
Two" senior alternates
were also chosen. Those girls
were Jane Bomgardnef7
with the Annville
Cloverettes, and Michelle
Hall from the 4-H Palms.
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CLASSIFIED
KIU.S FLIES FASTER FLYCON
THAN THEY BREED Electric Fly Killer
WHY NOT TRY ONE TODAY.
HERE ARE SOME OF OUR CUSTOMERS
THAT ALREADY HAVE.
Clarence Kreider
New Tripoli, Pa.
Josephs. Hoover
RD. 4, Lititz, Pa.
EnosLeinbach
RD. 2, Myerstown, Pa.
Samuel Z. Wenger
R. 4, Lititz, Pa.
David M. Oberholtzer
E. 4, Lititz, Pa.
Aaron S. Zimmerman
Martinsburg, Pa.
John Wright
R.l, Honeybrook, Pa.
RickPfautz
R.l, Stevens, Pa.
Raymond Burkholder
R.4,Lititz,Pa.
John B. Horning
R. 2, Myerstown, Pa.
Mark H. Horning
Rutledge, Mo.
Ivan N. Good
Mo.
PanlS. Horning
R.l, Stevens, Pa.
L. W. Haber
Myerstown, Pa.
Aaron N. Zimmerman
R.4,Lititz,Pa.
Vernon Nissley
R. 2, Manheim, Pa.
Walter Hurst
R. 2, Ephrata, Pa.
Sold & Serviced by
ZIMMERMAN'S ANIMAL HEALTH SUPPLY
RD 4, Lititz, Pa. 17543 717-733-4456
Store Cloaed All Pay Wednetday
Although these girls will not go onto regional
competition, they were winners in their own right
at the Lebanon County 4-H dress revue. From left,
the five semi-finalists for the junior division were:
Karen Hoke, Lebanon; Hollyanne Bachert, Ann
ville; Sylvia Royer, Lebanon; Lois Curfman, Ann
ville; and Jenny Sherman, Lebanon.
No fly ever developed an
immunity to electricity. All
UL&CSA listed.
Raymond R. Weaver
R.l, Newmanstown, Pa.
John W. Zimmerman
R.l,Ephrata,Pa.
WilmerH. Martin
R. 2, Elizabethtown, Pa.
IraHegeJr.
Hagerstown, Md.
Earl 6. Martin
R.2,Ephrata,Pa.
Noah Z. Hunt
Church Road, Leola, Pa.
Norman 0. Martin
Myerstown, Pa.
Melvin Gelsinger
R.l, Robesonia
Lloyd Z.Nolt
R. 4, Lititz, Pa.
TomZartman
R.l, Ephrata, Pa.
David Z. Martin
R. 4, Myerstown, Pa.
Mark N. Good
Lexington Road, Lititz, Pa.
Henry Kettering
R. 3, Lititz, Pa.
Paul Z.Nolt
R. 4, Lititz, Pa.
Harlan W. Weaver
R.l, Manheim, Pa.
Arthur Y. Rush
R. 3, Norristown, Pa.
Daniel H. Martin
R.l,MUlmont,Pa.
Lancaster Farming. Saturday. July 16. 1977
Manual available
LEBANON, Pa. - “Animal
Waste Management for
Environmental Protection” -
a manual for use by dairy,
livestock, and poultry far
mers is available from the
Lebanon County Con
servation District Office.
This free manual can be
picked up in the recently
relocated office in Room 110
in the County-City Municipal
Building. Covered in the
manual are guidelines to
follow in the daily land ap
plication or storage for later
application of this valuable
soil conditioner and source of
plant nutrients.
Farmers planning to in
crease the number of dairy
cows, livestock or poultry on
their farms, or planning a
change in their method of
handling animal wastes
should obtain a copy of this
manual.
Jennings heads
livestock agency
WASHINGTON, D.C. -
Secretary of Agriculture Bob
Bergland has appointed
Charles B. Jennings of
Kansas City, Mo., ad
ministrator of the Packers
and Stockyards Ad
ministration (P&SA) of the
U.S. Department of
Agriculture.
Since 1970, Jennings has
been president of the Kansas
City Stock Yards Co., which
operates one-of the major
livestock markets in die
nation, as well as three
restaurants. He has been
responsible for long-range
planning day-to-day
operations of the firm.
As P&SA administrator,
Jennings, a former USDA
employee, will direct all
USDA activities carried out
under the Packers and
Stockyards Act. The P&S Act
Alternatives to daily
spreading are given with
benefits and problems of
each system listed.
The Conservation District
will provide the farm owner
operator with soil feasibility
evaluation and design of
earth bank structures if he
is planning this type of
alternate system.
This manual was prepared
by specialists in D.E.R.,
Agricultural Extension, and
the Soil Conservation Ser
vice with assistance by
representatives of the
Pennsylvania Farmers
Association, the Grange, and
Farmer Union. Limited cost
share assistance is also
available from the
Agricultural Stabilization
and Conservation Service
office in the Sardon bidding
north of Lebanon.
regulates the business
practices of those engaged in
buying and selling livestock,
meat and poultry.
From 1962 until 1970,
Jennings was president of
the American Stockyards
Assn., a trade association
with headquarters in
Washington, D.C. Before
that, he was for seven years
vice president of the Denver
Union Stock Yards Co. in
Denver, Colo.
Jennings, 69, first joined
USDA in 1946 as a marketing
specialist with the packers
and stockyards program. He
reviewed trade practices in
the livestock marketing
industry and worked in
district offices in Kansas
City, Cleveland, Oklahoma
City, Chicago and Denver.
He was a district supervisor
when he left the USDA in
1955.
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