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Lancaster Farming

Location

Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 17, 1963

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Two 4 H Judging Teams Win Blue Ribbon Awards

Lancaster County took top honors at Pennsylvania 4 H Club Days at Penn State University winning first in both dairy and poultry judging making it the state s only double winner. The poultry team led by J Kenneth Hess Gary Porter and twins Albert and Robert Henry beat West Moreland to take the top prize with Elvin Shelly and other teammates contributing strong showings.

Lancaster County Pennsylvania Pennsylvania State University West Moreland County J. Kenneth Hess Manheim Gary Porter Washington Boro Twins -Albert and Robert Henry New Provdence RI Blair County Chester Elvin Shelly Man Jay Hess Albert Henry New Providence Winthrop Merriam L. F

Dairy Sets Maximum Butterfat Limit On Producers

Patrons of Elizabethville Dairy Sunnydale Farms must supply milk with butterfat below 3.8 percent. A March 21 1963 letter set a 4.0 percent limit. June 1 1963 notice begins August 1 1963 ban for 3.8 percent or higher June tests and September 1 1963 ban for July tests. Any patron shipping 8.8 percent or higher will be blocked within 30 days after the month of the 3.8 percent threshold. Signed by Stanley Eisenberg for Sunnydale Farms Inc.

Elizabethville Sunnydale Farms, Inc Stanley Eisenberg

Farm Calendar of Aug Events at Rural Lancaster Area

Aug 18 0 am all Western horse show at Rocking Stables Bareville 231 East Main Aug 20 7 pm Manor FFA corn roast Safe Harbor Park Aug 21 8 am judging 4 H club pigs Union Stockyards Lancaster 430 pm sale 4 H pigs Union Stockyards Lancaster 530 pm FFA Swine Ring banquet and awards Hotel Yorktown York Aug 23 10 am County Guernsey breeders field day L E Shoemaker farm Kirkwood Bi Mag 25 27 State homemak ORS camp at Canin Swatera ly

Rocking Stables East Main Street Bareville FFA Safe Harbor Park Union Stockyards Lancaster Yorktown York County Guernsey L. E. Shoemaker Farm Kirkwood Bi Canin Swatera

Fulton Grange Hosts County Lancaster Pomona Picnic

Fulton Grange will host the Lancaster County Pomona for its annual picnic at 7 p.m. Members of Lancaster County Grange are to bring a meat dish and another dish plus silverware. The program includes a talent contest and art contest entries will be judged.

Fulton Grange Lancaster Co. Pomona Lancaster Co. Grange Lancaster Co Fulton Grange #66 Charles G. McSparran W. Harold Graybeal J. Robert Reed Maurice Gregg John Bradley Camp Kanesatake Howard Steinberg Thomas Bradley Clair Murphy Ambrose Giffing Stanley Stauffer AP Eye

Guernsey Breeders Set August Field Day at Shoemaker Farm

The Lancaster County Guernsey Breeders' Association plans a field day at L. E. Shoemaker and Sons farm in Kirkwood Pennsylvania on Friday August 23. Judging starts at 10:00 a.m. with three classes aged cow two years old and heifer. Roger L. Strack will judge and speak. Box lunch served by Union Church ladies.

Lancaster County Guernsey Breeders’ Association L. E Shoemaker Lauxmont Farm Richard Maule Quarryville Ladies of the Union Church

New York 4-H Members Visit In The County

Twenty six 4-H club members and leaders from Onondaga County are visiting the county this weekend in return for a previous exchange. The group includes 22 youths and four adults arriving Thursday and leaving Sunday afternoon. Tours include Armstrong Cork Company Hershey Chocolate Factory and the county Amish farm area.

New York 4-H Onondaga County Empire State Armstrong Cork Company Hershey Chocolate Factory

Three County 4 H Youths Earn Keystone Honors

Three county 4 H youths received the Keystone Award at Pennsylvania 4 H Club Day on the Penn State campus. Donald Trimble 21 Quarryville R1 earned leadership, David Denlinger 17 of 90 Greenfield Road won Agriculture, and Cynthia Bucher 17 Lititz R2 won Home Economics. Trimble coached the county dairy judging team to first place in the state.

Penn State University Donald Trimble Quarryville David Denlinger Paul L. Denlinger Greenfield Road Cynthia Bucher Willis Bucher Lititz Trimble

4 H Pig Show Set for Lancaster County

The Lancaster County 4 H Market Hog Show and Sale will be held at the Lancaster Union Stock Yards on Wednesday August 21 1963. Hogs will be judged by Tony Dobrosky in three weight classes and auctioned at 1 30 p m with Claude Smith calling the sale. The event is sponsored by the Livestock Exchange Committee and Union Stock Yard Co with local 4 H clubs providing about 320 hogs.

Lancaster County Lancaster Union Stock Yards Tony Dobrosky York County Claude Smith the Livestock Exchange Union Stock Yard Co Horace Plank Norman Bailey John Stoudt John Beam Issac Groff Walter Dunlap, Jr The Exchange Victor Plastow Extension Service Office

Lancaster County Plowman Finishes Eighth in State Tilt

Lancaster County’s plowing champion finished eighth in the state matches on Thursday. Frank N. Kocevar of Harrisburg Ri last year’s champion retained his crown in the contour division. Level land trophy went to J. R. Mummert, a nineteen year old Chambersburg farmer Richard Groff. Lititz R3, who won Lancaster County last month, faced early issues and difficulty with a boundary stake and a ditch. Lancaster County finished ninth last year.

Lancaster County Frank N. Kocevar Harrisburg Ri J. R. Mummert Chambersburg Richard Groff Lititz

Five Day Weather Forecast Shows Slight Warmup Then Cooling

Temperatures over the next five days should average 2 to 6 degrees below normal with nighttime lows around 62 and afternoons near 83. A gradual rise early in the period gives way to cooler conditions by Sunday night with milder weather expected next Wednesday. Showers may total more than 0.6 inch late Saturday.

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Heim RI Roy Breneman Willow Street Donald Bollinger Kenneth Rutt Livestok Eugene Hosier Jay Lehman Holtwood R1 Adams County Home Economics County Plowman
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