Baby Beef and Lamb Club Officers Named in Election Photo
After a Wednesday night election the Baby Beef and Lamb Club shows new officers and leaders. Front row includes Virginia Wivell Janet Frey Jean Miller Wilbur Hosler David Lapp Glenn Foreman. Back row lists Larry Hart Kenneth Weaver and David Inlinger with others not present. 103 members in the club.
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RED Rose Baby Beef and Lamb Club
Virginia Wivell
Columbia
News Retter
Janet Frey
Marietta
Jean Miller
Elizabethtown
Wilbur Hosler
Manheim
David Lapp
Bareville
Glenn Foreman
Larry Hart
Ouarryville
Kenneth Weaver
Quarryville
David Inlinger
Horseshoe Road
Juliann ‘B
Mount Joy Ri
Nancy Landis
Strasburg
Memins
Myla R. Good
Elvin Hess
Fred W. Jon
Victor Longenecker
Jay R. Nissley
Harry Showalter
L. F
Natl 4 H Week Marked By Local Clubs and Workers
During 1960 there were 1 400 4 H club members in Lancaster County and over 43 500 statewide with more than 2 300 000 nationwide. The observance promotes achievements and club membership benefits for youth. Activities emphasize agriculture home economics citizenship community life and character development.
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Lancaster County
Pennsylvania
Penn State expert cautions on weather affecting manure applications
John E Baylor extension agronomist told about 200 farmers at the first county soils day that snow delays limit field testing. He urged intercropping when applying litter, noting many farmers cannot get manures in this period. James Eakin warned half of Lancaster County soils tested could need reduced potash and the rest added fertilizer. Spoon feeding soil advice, weed control with 2 4 D remains viable, but trizine may reduce control.
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Ohn E. Baylor
Extension Zenomist
Pennsylvia State University
Baylor
Agronot
James Eakin
Lancaster Coy
Akin
F. A. Raymaley
American Cyanamid Company
Hershey
Cospoon
George _Berg
Wilful Waste Scored By Biemsderfer At Lancaster Banquet
Dr. D. L. Biemsderfer of Millersville State College warned soil conservationists that waste is a key word in modern society. He argued against a culture hostile to conservation while defining it as using resources to maximize present benefit and extend their life.
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Biemsderfer
D. L. Biemsderfer
Millersville State College
Soil Conservationists
Lancaster County Soil Conservation District
Ephrata Eub Church
Bremsderfer
Red Rose DHIA Adopts New Directors and Officers
The Red Rose Dairy Herd Improvement Association seated eight new directors and installed officers for the year. Jay Landis was elected president for one year. Robert Hess as vice president and John Shelly as secretary. Jacob Houser Jr. was kept as treasurer. Earl Martin was hired as tester and Mrs. Clarence Creider as an assistant tester. Directors ordered testers to include all owner-sampler names in monthly reports and voted to withhold 30 dollars from new testers first month pay to apply toward normal withholdings.
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Jay Landis
Lancaster RG
Robert Hess
Strasburg Ri
John Shelly
Manheim Ri
Jacob Houser, Jr
Earl Martin
Ephrata Ri
Association 15
Irvin Wenger
Clarence Creider
Manheim R3
Solanco Girls to Demonstrate Kitchen Hit Parade
Four members of Solanco Future Homemakers of America win a trip to Drexel Institute of Technology to present a demonstration titled Kitchen Hit Parade. They are Solanco High School students who will depart Quarryville after school Friday March 10 and perform on Saturday at 10 30 a.m. in the Home Economics building on Drexel campus.
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Solanco Future Homemakers of America
Drexel Institute of Technology
Solanco High School
Willeave Quarryville
Drexel
53 Countians At Co-Op Meet
A contingent of 53 members of Eastern States Farmers' Exchange left Lancaster by train to attend the 43 annual meeting of the cooperative in Springfield Massachusetts. Laverne Pownall district manager said the group attended business and educational sessions and will return to Lancaster County this evening.
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Eastern States Farmers’ Exchange
Lancaster
Springfield
Mass
Laverne Pownall
Lancaster County
Five Day Weather Forecast With Mild Temperatures
The five day outlook shows nights around 38 toward 30 with days near 47. Mild conditions expected across the period with brief cooler spells Sunday and Tuesday. Rainfall total around 0.2 to 0.6 inch mainly on Sunday.
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Baby Beef and Lamb Club Officers
Mtey
Wenger Implement
Puck
Joernhey Club
Planco H. S
County Co
Clarence Keener
Manem Rl
County Teachers of National Agriculture
Donegal
Red Rose Dhia
Red Rose Dairy Herd Improvement Association
M. M. Smith
Clarence Keener, Sr
Harold G. Rohrer
J. C. Garber, Jr
Keener
Solanco