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Lancaster Farming

Location

Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 23, 1963

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Countians Sweep Junior Division of Steer Show

Lancaster County 4-H showmen dominated the Junior division at the Eastern National Livestock Exposition in Timonium Maryland. John Frey Quarryville R2 won the champion Angus and Grand Champion Junior steer with a 1095 pound summer yearling while Wesley Mast Elverson R2 took reserve with a 985 pound Hereford. Open class champion Hereford from Still House Hollow Farm Hume Virginia earned reserve show honors.

Lancaster County Timonium John Frey Quarryville Wesley Mast Elverson Angus Shirley Doris Brown Tigerville Still House Hollow Farm Hume Virginia Hereford Muss Kathy Goen Prince Georges County Wesley L. F

Co op Agency Rejects Move to Reconsider Milk Order Vote

At the Metropolitan Cooperative Milk Producers Bargaining annual meeting in Syracuse New York the agency killed a proposal to ballot vote on the New York milk marketing order. Congressman Samuel G Stratton urged a No vote to reform the referendum process and its democratic flaws.

Sa Cee Bee Dairymeni Metropolitan Cooperative Milk Producers Bargaining New York Samuel G. Stratton 35Th Congressional District Stratton Dairymen Syracuse N. Y

Farm Calendar Events Near Penn Manor High School

Farm Calendar lists meetings and activities from November 25 to 27 across multiple sites in Lancaster County. Groups include Future Farmers of America at Penn Manor High School, Red Rose Dairy Herd Improvement Association at the Farm Bureau Co operative in Daller ville Pike, Fulton Grange 66 in Oaklyn, and 4 H Soil and Water conservation essay contest at Hotel Brunswick in Lancaster plus club roundups and extension committee meetings at Hostetters banquet hall Dillerville Pike and Mount Joy.

J County Future Farmers of America Penn Manor High School Red Rose Dairy Herd Improvement Association Farm Bureau Co-op Dallerville Pike Fulton Grange Grange Hall Oaklyn Hotel Brunswick Lancaster Hostetters Mount Joy New Holland County Extension Executive Committee Farm Bureau Cooperative Dillerville Pike Brown's Orchard

Fulton Grange Plans Open Meet

Fulton Grange 66 invites the public to a regular meeting at Grange Hall Oaklyn Monday night November 25 at 8 pm. The program features Rose Mary Rendler New Providence in the Mass Solanco contest November 30 with violin solo by J Robert Reed a Thanksgiving history talk by Mrs Earle Gulbert and a table setting demonstration by Mrs W Harold Graybeal plus questions roll call and games by the Youth Committee.

Fulton Grange #66 Grange Hall Oaklyn Rose Mary Rendler New Providence Grange Rendler J. Robert Reed Earle Gulbert W. Harold Graybeal

Equipment Dealers Elect R Wiley President at 50th Convention

At the Pa Retail Farm and Industrial Equipment Association annual convention in Harrisburg last week Rankin Wiley, owner of C E Wiley & Son Farm Equipment Dealership in Quarryville and Wakefield, Pa, was elected President of the 600 member organization. Wiley’s firm, started by his father, has operated for over 50 years and holds the Massey Ferguson franchise.

Pa Retail Farm & Industrial Equipment Association Harrisburg Rankin Wiley C E Wiley & Son Quarryville Wakefield Wiley Massey -Ferguson

Lancaster County Young Farmers claim top honor at PA meet

Five Lancaster County 4 H and Young Farmers members were named Outstanding or runners up at the Pennsylvania Young Farmers Association convention at Penn State. Fisher of East Earl was named Outstanding Young Farmer for his farm and community work. certificates were presented by James Fink of the state Department of Public Instruction.

Lancaster County Pennsylvania Young Farmers Association Pennsylvania State University Earl . Fisher East Earl Ri Remon II James Fink Vocasor Penna Earl S. Fisher East Earl Rl Fisher Young Farmers Association Gene Panement Garden Spot LL. F

Lititz Farmer Elected Secretary of State Y F A

Paul Kline of Lititz R was elected secretary of the Pennsylvania Young Farmers Association at the annual meeting on the Penn State University campus. He succeeds John Fleming of Elderton on the state executive board Wayne Freeman of Green Park was named head for the coming year. Secretary Leland Bull urged greater political participation by Young Farmers.

Paul Kline Lititz R Pennsylvania Young Farmers <Association Pennsylvania State University Kline John Fleming Elderton Wayne Freeman Green Park Bull Speaks Penna Agrculture Leland Bull

Former Countian Places Second In Stock Judging

Darvin E. Boyd son of Mr and Mrs Elmer Boyd of Eph rata R1 finished second high individual scorer in the intercollegiate livestock judging contest last week at the Pennsylvania Livestock Exposition in Harrisburg.

Darvin E. Boyd Elmer Boyd Harrisburg

Five Day Warm Weather Outlook With Rainfall

Temperatures over the next five days average 3 to 8 degrees above normal with nights near 32 and afternoons near 48. The period remains warm with a half inch or more of precipitation possible from Saturday through Tuesday as scattered showers occur.

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