National Grange to meet next week
Harrisburg- J. Luther
Snyder, Master of the
Pennsylvania State Grange,
and his wife Fae, will attend
the 112th annual session of
the National grange in
Denver, Colorado,
November 13 to 20.
The State Master and his
wife will represent the
Pennsylvania State Grange
in the policy-making session
of the National Grange.
Resolutions for policy are
originated at a local level. A
resolution is introduced and
voted on by a Subordinate
Grange. If passed, it is
forwarded to the county or
Pomona level. Should the
resolution pass at the
Pomona level, it is for
warded to the Annual
Session of the State Grange.
At the State Grange
Convention, a vote is taken
on each resolution by the
Delegate body. Only a
Subordinate and Pomona
40H2518 Ransom-Rail Pacemaker
VG"(B7)GM aAa 435216 PD + 1720 M
+4BF +l49s 62% Rep. 6/78 USDA
PDT +1.16 54% Rep. 7/78
TPI +429 HFA
Pacemaker daughters have it all
beautiful udders strong feet and legs,
nd r ill-' Ik
Dau - Ransom-Rail Pacemaker Shermy
‘VG"(B6)
205 2X 365 d 25643 M 35% 885 F
40H2655 Bun-Yard Money Maker
•VG"(B7)GM aAa 541362 PD -H236M
+36F +lo9s 49% Rep.
6/78 USDA;PDT +.47 45%Rep. 10/77
TPI +272 HFA
Siring high producers with smooth
fore udders and improved teat size and
placement
Dau: Bun-Yard Smoker
"GP"(84)
2-02 2X 365 d 17164 M 3 6% 618 F
Master and spouse, or their
designated substitutes, may
vote on a resolution.
If a resolution is passed at
the State Session, and
pertains to a State issue, it
becomes the policy of the
State Grange.
If the resolution pertains
to a federal issue, it must be
submitted to the National
Grange for consideration
and approval. Only the State
Master and spouse are
qualified to act as delegates
to the National Grange.
If passed, the resolution
becomes National Grange
policy, and policy for all the
State Granges, as well.
This year, there will be
approximately forty
resolutions taken from
Pennsylvania to Denver for
consideration by the
National Grange Delegates.
Other representatives
from Pennsylvania at
tending the National Session
include the reigning
National Grange Prince and
Princess, John Keith, of
The breed s highest PDM test improver
Siring tall stylish daughters with snug
udders
40H2119 Milu Betty Ivanhoe Chief
"VG"(B7)GM aAa 462531 PD +1159M
+23F +9os 97%Rep. 1/78 USDA
PDT +1.05 92%Rep. 9/78
TPI +316 HFA
A top son of Chief one of the breed s
best udder improvers, siring high
producers
508 2X 167 d 17610 M 33% 583F(Inc)
5-08 Projected 26680 M 871 F
Entriken, and Anna May
Snyder, of Camp Hill; the
State Grange Young-
Married Couple, Mr. and
Mrs. Richard Mangel, of
Butler; and the State Grange
Prince and Princess Dale
Weisz, of Fombell, and
Meecee Baker, of Port
Royal.
Also
Feeder steers and heifer
results posted at KILE
HARRISBURG - The Rally
Farm in Millbrook, N.Y.,
exhibited the champion pen
of feeder steers showing
Angus at the 22nd Annual
Keystone International
Livestock Exposition in
Harrisburg, November 6.
The reserve grand
champion pen of feeder
steers was exhibited by
Bixler Ridge Farm of
Loysville.
40H2652 Sageser Chief Astronaut
(Colonel) VG”(88) aAa 615243
PD +1603M +6SF +l62s 35% Rep.
6/78 USDA; PDT +.25 31 % Rep. 5/78
TPI+3I6HFA
Dau. Sageser C Astro Pugie
“VG"(86)
406 2X 63d 4330 M 46% 201 F(lnc)
4-06 Projected ME 15767 M 707 F
Dau.: Wheeler (arm Fran
“VG"(87)
from
attending
Pennsylvania will be the
winners of the Pennsylvania
State Grange talent contest:
Michael Lenox, Cambridge
Springs, winner of the best of
show award. The Lenox
Family, Cambridge Springs,
winners of the family in
strumental class; and the
Jeffrey Wetzel Family,
Kutztown, winners of the
family vocal class.
In feeder heifer judging,
the champion pen of five
feeder heifers was shown by
PCS Adventius VII of State
College. The reserve
champion pen of five feeder
heifers, Angus, was shown
by Michael Snody of Halifax.
The grand champion pen
of the show was shown by
Rally Farm. The reserve
grand champion pen of the
show was exhibited by
Bixler Ridge Farm.
40H2455 Jo-Dan BE Ivan "VG"(B9)GM
aAa 463251 PD +B6BM +6F +sss
72% Rep. 6/78 USDA; PDT +l.ll
62%Rep. 7/78 TPI+269HFA
Daughters are strong beautifully
uddered correct in feet and legs
Dau : Faria Farms Ivan Blossom
“EX'(9O)2E
403 2X 320 d 22820 M 33% 765 F
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Angus winners chosen
HARRISBURG - The
Angus breeding cattle were
judged November 7, at the
Keystone International
Livestock Exposition,
Harrisburg. Pennsylvania
exhibitors capturing titles
were Licking Creek Farms,
Mifflin, who showed the
intermediate champion bull
“Fleetwood Exchequer”,
which went on to win grand
champion bull. Cecil W.
Teets, Freedom, exhibited
the junior champion bull,
“Seldom Seen Great Nor
thern”, and Stoneylonesome
Farm, Inc., Stahstown,
showed the senior champion
bull, “HF Marathon”.
Other Pennsylvania
exhibitors placing in the top
five in the Angus com
petition were: Monique
Sweigard, Halifax;
Christopher Kinsley, York;
Kathy Wise, Spring Grove;
Clair Baum, Elizabethtown,
South Branch Farms, York;
Ralph V. Dixon, Jr. York;
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Delaplane, Va.
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