Old Timers Day
(Continued from Pace A 34)
It with the ease and speed its
earlier operators would have
been accustomed to doing.
Nevertheless, the large
wooden rake, pulled by two
“horses” Harry Pardue
and Otis Astle gathered up
in bunches or piles the straw
spread out on the Grange
grounds after the threshing
demonstration.
Woodward described the
rake as the oldest piece at
the show that day.
In additipn to the outside
displays and demon
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strations, several exhibits
were available for viewing
inside'the old stone Grange
hall.
Rosemaling, macrame
and tole painting by Sarah
Stauffer, drumore; oil lamps
from the collection of Jim
and Vianna Hilton,
Quarryville; old dishes,
crocks, postcards and other
memorabilia from Lewis
Pyle’s family collection
were among the inside
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such as a chum, cherry
seeders, apple peelers, meat
grinders and cooking
utensils. Dottle and Bob
Kirstetter, Glen Moore, also
displayed some of their
household utensils.
Women of the Pomona
once again had pieced and
appliqued a quilt top and had
a quilting bee in progress for
those who wished to try their
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Delaware meet
Garbage feeding rule passes
house ag committee
WASHINGTON, D.C. -
The U.S. House Agriculture
Committee voted to approve
a bill to prohibit the feeding
of garbage to swine unless
the garbage has been
processed to destroy disease
causing organisms.
The garbage feeding bill,
'HR 6593, has the support of
the National Pork Producers
Council. The NPPC is
Md. & Va.
(Continued from Pace A 36)
Click sees a pretty good
picture as far as the
Associations operations and
allocations at the end of the
year are concerned.
In closing Click said “we
~ want to make sure that what
we do is on behalf of the
producers. We are here to
serve you.”
Other Association
representatives in at
tendance were: James
Reeder, director of field
staff; Robert Rollins, public
relations director; Gene
Lauver, fleldman; and
William Gilmore, fieldman.
consumers and congressmen
to support dairy products”
said Click. ,
“We also must be par
ticularly careful with an
tibiotics in our milk,” he
said.
“We stand a big loss if we
have to dump a milk silo
tank because of antibiotics
so we have, got to have some
way to work out situations
where we find problems.”
Clide said “We do pride
ourselves as selling the
worlds highest quality milk
and we want to keep it that
way.” “
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working for speedy action by
the House and hopes for
passage of the bill before the
November election recess.
According to the NPPC,
processing of garbage before
it is fed to hogs would reduce
the possibility of spreading
diseases like hog cholera
and, of~ most concern,
African Swine Fever.
ASF is spread through
Loc: 10 Miles south of Lancaster
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scraps of meat from infected
or carrier swine that get into
garbage which is then fed to
swine. It is essential that
garbage be heated to a
temperature high enough to
kill the infecting organisms,
since there is no known cure
or vaccine for the disease.
With ASF in the
Dominican Republic, Haiti
and possibly Cuba, the
traffic of refugees from
these countries represents a
real hazard, Orville K.
Sweet, Executive Vice
President of NPPC, said.
ASF is not currently present
intbeU.S.
Some states have laws
which prohibit feeding
garbage, either processed or
unprocessed, to swine. This
bill does not preempt state
laws which prohibit garbage
feeding, but provides for the
state and federal govern
ments to cooperate in the
'enforcement of laws and
regulations on ASF.
“We are gratified the
House Ag Committee has
taken steps to protect the
U.S. ‘