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B—Lancaster Farming, Friday, August 16, 1957
A PEWTER CREAM PITCHER was won by Mrs. Clarence
Lyons, 204 Hess Ave, Lancaster, for her judging ability at
the Holstein Field Day last week The prize was presented
to her by Donald S Eby, R 1 Gordonville, county associa
tion president. (LF Photo)
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THE ESHELMAN TROPHY for dairy cattle judging is
presented to Mervin W. Landis, R 1 Bird-in-Hand, left, by
Tom McCaskey. Landis won the trophy at the Holstein
field Day in a field of over 100 competitors. Speaker at
he event was Fred Snyder, Waterloo County, Canada, who
old of Holstein activities in that county. (LF Photo)
K. A. Skiles Buys
Most Yorkshires
At Club Sale
Kenneth A Skiles, R 2 Narvon,
Pa, was the largest single pur
chaser at the Pennsylvania York
shire Club sale held Aug. 2 at
Willow Street.
Two Gilts' and a boar were
taken home by Skiles,
A total of 41 head were sold
for an average of $lO3ll with
the top boar selling for $lO5 and
the top female bringing $155
The boar was bought by Gien
Mills School, Glen Mills, and the
female by Alvasonia Farms, New
Freedom, Pa.
The boars averaged $64.25 and
the females $ll5 50. The top
five head averaged $145 and the
top 10 head averaged $139 50.
Leacock Yorkshire Farms
showed the Grand Champion
Gilt and Boar Resertffe champion
gilt was shown by Breezy Gulch
Farm, Fleetwood. Pa.
Sale manager was George E
Cogley and auctioneers were Mc-
Conaky Bros
Attendance was estimated at
250
Farm Calendar
Today
Guernsey Field Day—all day
at B. Snavely Garber farm, HI
Willow Street. Speaker will be
Harvey Dreibelbis, Manager of
Hominy Hill Farm, Colt’s Neck,
N J.
Sat., Aug. 17
Farm Women 9 Box Picnic at
Safe Harbor.
Mon., Aug. 19
Lincoln 4-H Club Campfire at
Dutch’s Park.
Thurs., Aug. 22
Rough & Tumble Steam' En
gineers 9th annual reunion— 10
a. m. at Kinzers. Reunion
through Aug. 24
Pennsylvania Dutch Days
Hershey. Runs through Aug. 24
Garden Spot 4-H Club 8
p m at Elvxn Hess farm, R 1
Strasburg
Joint 4-H Dairy Club 8 p.m.
at Williamson Park, Lancaster.
Elizabethtown Rose Society
covered dish supper at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Erdman,
Mt. Gretna.
4-H Home Economics Round
up 9 a m at Junior High
School Campus, MSTC, Millers
ville.
FrL, Aug. 23
Flying Farmers’ Program
Butler Farm Show.
Mon., Aug. 26
National Flying Farmers
Assn. Contention Chicago.
Tues., Aug. 27
Chester-Delaware County 4-H
Pig Sale—B 30 p m. at Exter
Livestock Auction.
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