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Lancaster Farming

Location

Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 19, 1959

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Pequea Valley FFA Hosts Watershed Meeting

Pequea Valley FFA hosted a watershed meeting at Pequea Valley High School on Wednesday evening with over 80 farmers from Leacock and Paradise townships. Lynn Hess served as master of ceremonies and introductions, as the Lancaster County Soil Conservation District coordinated the program with John Yost and a panel discussing observations about conservation moderated by Henry Givler.

Pequea Valley Future Farmers Pequea Valley High School Lancaster County Soil Conservation District Lynn Hess FFA Leacock Paradise Townships John Yost Henry Givler

New Cooperators Sign Up For Soil Conservation

Lancaster County Soil Conservation District approves 25 new cooperators bringing total to 6464 acres. Major signups include New Holland Borough and New Holland Borough Authority 2400 acres Earl Township and Chester Municipal Authority Nottingham 2000 acres Lat tle Britain Colerain Townships. Goodyear plaques awarded to Amos Funk Charles Pearce Henry Hackman Elmer Sense nig Elmer Good.

Robert Dickey Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co Elmer Sensenig New Holland Elmer V. Good Lititz Henry Hackman Manheim Amos H. Funk Mullersville Charles Pearce Martin Greider Lancaster Soil Conservation District Mee Ae Marae Lancaster County Soil Conservation District Borough of Lattle Britain Colerain Wayne Rentschler Goodyear Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company Amos Funk SCC Elmer M. Sensenig New Holland Rl Elmer V Good Lititz Ri Renisch Clarence Brubaker Mount Joy Rt East Donegal James Powell Avondale Fulton Oran

Christmas Greetings From Lancaster Farming

The Lancaster Farming staff wishes readers a merry Christmas and a hopeful New Year. May the peace sung by angels and the truths brought by the Babe of Bethlehem be with you and your loved ones this season.

Bethlehem Lancaster Farming

Little Change Seen In 1960 Farming Picture

Speakers at the 1960 outlook meeting expect only slight changes in farming from 1959. Dean Hoffer of the National FFA will address the Pennsylvania Teachers of Vocational Agriculture at the annual PVA convention in Harrisburg. Panelists forecast modest price shifts, stable returns for many crops, small gains for dairy and poultry, and improved egg and broiler markets next year.

Dean Hoffer North Atlantic National Association of Ffa Pennsylvania Teachers of Vocational Agriculture Pennsylvania Vocational Association Am Harrisburg Manheim R3 National Future Farmer Organization PVA Pennsylvania State Education Association Kermit Birth Pennsylvania State University

Square Dancers Enter State C Division At Farm Show

Three square dance teams, all in the C division, compete at the state event held during the farm show in January. Teams include at least one member over 21 and one under 21. Folk dancers from Fulton Grange and Senior Extension are noted.

Wil Allemande Do-Sido Fulton Grange

Five Day Weather Outlook With Mild Cooling Trend

Temperatures over the next five days average one to two degrees below normal with lows near 26 and highs around 41. Expect a chilly weekend then a warm spell Monday and cooler again by Tuesday or Wednesday. Light precipitation, including light rain or snow Saturday, with similar chances Monday or Tuesday. Last Saturday’s rain totaled .67 inch.

Warwick Senior Crowned 1960 National Peach Queen

Mary Jane Hill a 17 year old Warwick High School senior from Bilch elville Litiz R2 was named 1960 National Peach Queen confirmed Tuesday night. Jack Gies president of the Pennsylvania Packers Association hinted at the honor Monday and Mrs Frederick Greist served as her chaperone during the Pennsylvania Queen reign. Hill expressed excitement and disbelief saying she did not know her duties yet as the national titleholder remains unspecified.

Pennsylvania Mary Jane Hill Warwick High School Bilchelville Litiz Fredrick Gieist Will Mary Jane Jack Gies Pennsylvania Packers Association Miss Hil Greist Arthur Hill

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Pequea Valley Donald Ranch J. Arthur Rohrer Kenneth Skiles Skiles Rohrer Lammlands New Holland R2 SCD State Agri Warwick Peach Queen
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