HIA Elects R Witmer for Another Year on Board
The Lancaster County Dairy Herd Improvement Association re elected R Witmer to the board. Donald Eby is named vice president with Jay E Landis as secretary followed by a note to turn to page 12 for more details.
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Board of
Ors of Lancaster Co- Dairy Herd Improve Association
Witmer
Willow Str
Office of Press
Donald Eby
Jay E. Landis
Ster RG. J
Everett
Lancaster V Dairy Herd Improvement Association
Lancaster
Rohrer Witmer
Willow Street
J. It Kreider
Quarryville
Farm Bureau
Pville Road
Use of water has doubled in 50 years predicts 1975
Conservation District members hear University of Delaware dean. New officers elected for Lancaster Dairy Herd Improvement Association. Weather outlook: temperatures near normal to start, with very cold spells and a small chance of precipitation late February into March.
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Conservation District
U. of Delaware Dean
Soil Conservation District
Lancaster County District
George M. Worrilow
National 4-H Club Week Farm Calendar Highlights
March 5 to 12 outlines National 4-H Club Week events. Activities include Extension Association executive committee meeting and officer elections at the Farm Bureau Building in Dullerville Road March 5, county farmer delegation to the American Farm Bureau meeting in Washington March 7 8 p m 4-H county council meetings March 7 8 p m at the County Agent's office Lancaster and a DHIA directors conference all day March 8 at Fleetwood Grange Hall. Dean and Director of the University of Delaware School of Agriculture will speak March 7 7 30 p m on Why we are running out of water citing urbanization and water table declines.
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Lancaster County
Sa’es.ster County
Derry
Yville Ground Hog Lodge
LF Photo
A. m Extension Association
Farm Bureau
Dullerville Road
American Farm Bureau
Washington, D. C
Post Office
Lancaster
DHIA
Fleetwood Grange Hall
Coleraine
School of Agriculture
University of Delaware
United States
Worridow
County Council Reporter Outlines 4 H Activities
County Council reporter Sandra Myer describes 4 H Week March 5 through 12 with window displays across the county. The article explains 4 H stands for head heart hand and health and notes the motto to make the best better.
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Sandra Myer
Swine Show Is Successful as Sale Disappoints
The Lancaster County Swine Producers Association held its second annual market hog sale with 274 hogs bringing a total of 8887 and an average near market prices. Grand Champion a 208 pound Hampshire barrow shown by John Stuber of Denver sold for 411 per hundredweight to Kunzler and Co. Inc. The reserve champion was a 200 pound Berkshire shown by Masonic Home's Farms of E-town and bought by Turn to page 11.
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Lancaster County Swine Producers Association
Kunzler and Co. Inc
Hampshire Barrow
John Stuber
Denver
Berkshire
Masonic Home
E-town
National 4-H Week marked here March 5 to 12
About 1739 4-H members in Lancaster County join national observance from March 5 to 12. They belong to 93,000 clubs nationwide, with 2 percent of America’s 4-H youth aged 10 to 21. Activities span livestock, gardening, homemaking, community service, and applying research in home economics and agriculture.
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HIA
R. Witmer
Helen Musser
Mount Joy
Home Ee
Bette Umble
Ralph Kreider
Ag Council
Barbara Heisey
Sheridan
Mary Anne Musser
Manheim
Home Ec
Barbara Gamble
Columbia
Judy Ann Buch
Ephrata
Linda Stehman
Florin
J. David Lapp
Bareville
Lincoln
Fred Barnhart
Joan Cutler
Drumore
Pat Musser
Columbia R2
Joanne Denlinger
Lancaster Home Ec
Darvin Boyd
Gerald Greiner
Manheim A4
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