828-Lancaster Farming, Saturday, June 22, 1991
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LUJ HAPPENINGS
Lancaster County
4-H Woolies Club
The Lancaster County 4-H
Woolies Club met recently at the
East Donegal Township Building,
Maytown. The meeting was called
to order by Mark Tracy, president
It was announced that there will
be a carcass lamb show along with
the roundup on Thursday, August
8, at the Solanco Fairgrounds. All
interested members were asked to
sign up for this show. Members
were also informed about some
up-coming sales to buy project
lambs.
The program for the evening
was “Project Lamb Selection.”
Leader Gerald Tracy gave a
demonstration with live lambs on
what to lode for when choosing
project lambs, both market and
breeding. The lambs used repre
sented the Dorset, Suffolk, Hamp
shire, and Polypay breeds.
Lancaster County 4-H
Production Club
At the recent reorganizational
meeting of the Lancaster County
4-H Horse Production Club, offic
ers were elected and the yearly
calendar was established.
Renamed president for the third
year in a row was Alison Farring
ton, Lititz. Kim Kettering, Man
heim, was voted vice president,
and secretary is Heidi Rainville,
Rising Sun, Md. News reporters
for the club are Kerra Allen and
Giovana Grumelli, and Kerra
Allen and Lyndsy Holton are in
charge of the club scrapbook.
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Club meetings for the 1991 year
are as follows: June 11, meeting
place to be determined; July IS,
club show at Lower Hopewell;
August swim party at Ketterings
(date to be determined): Oct 15
meeting, place to be determined;
Nov. 19, record books to be turned
in at this meeting, place to be
determined.
Leaders for the club are Rose
and Dan Fellenbaum. Anyone
involved in the 4-H Horse Clubs
with a horse two years old or
younger is invited to get involved
in the production club, which is
specifically designed for members
raising young horses.
For more information, contact
Rose Fellenbaum, (717)
569-3068.
Adams County Cooperative
Extension recently announced that
the position of 4-H assistant for
the summer of 1991 will be filled
by Karl L. Tyson, son of Jared and
Peggy Tyson of New Oxford, Pa.
Karl began his duties as 4-H
assistant on May 13,1991 and will
continue with extension through
August 3, 1991.
He will be working with 4-H
summer events such as Regional
4-H Presentation Night, 4-H State
Achievement Days, 4-H Fair, 4-H
Fashion Review, 4-H Day Camp,
and miscellaneous other local and
county 4-H events
The main focus of Karl’s 4-H
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4-H Assistant
assistant program will deal with
Citizenship Club development.
Karl will be teaching two projects,
‘Township Government and You”
and “Your Community Heritage,”
in several communities throughout
Adams County.
The main focus of this program
is to develop a 4-H program in
communities where one does not
exist Karl will be promoting his
program in several elementary
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HIGH GUERNSEY HERDS (3J% FCM)
Herd Name
Homer & Sadie Kinsinger
Mt. Ararat Farms
David G. Slater Sr.
Harry L. Frey Jr. & Sons
John & Wm. Schnebly
Edward M. Beard
William B. Mcssix
C Ncvin Frey & Sons
Dogwood Lane Farm
Level Square Farm
HIGH JERSEY HERDS (3.5% FCM)
Herd Name
Denis R. & Nancy Hood
Queen Acres Jerseys
Jerry Yoder
Paul & Naomi Petersheim
Eli Swartzentruber
Windy Knoll Farm
Wayne & Georgie Bamcs
Homer and Sadie Kinsinger
Richard P. Pue & Son
MD-Gaiden Spot Jerseys
schools in May. This program will
be geared toward 8- to 12-year
olds and will include educational
as well as recreational activities.
No-So-Ann Dairy 4-H Club
The No-So-Ann Dairy 4-H Club
held its monthly meeting on April
25 at 7:30 at the Lebanon Ag
Maryland DHIA
emergence’.’ Timing: majority of weeds 1"—3"
tall (approximately 14-25 days after planting).
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and grasses, including velvetleaf foxtails, cockle-
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10-34-0,28% or 32%fertilizer
solution (1-2 qtjacre) or ammo
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The club had a Dairy Bowl with
four teams. Andy Martin gave a
demonstration on hair balls that
form in a cow’s stomach.
The next meeting is scheduled
for June 27 at Ken Sellers farm for
a work day.
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