Somerset Co. Entries Sweep Lamb.
Carcass Class; PSU Has Top Wether
Leanne Shober, Berlin, Somer
set county, Pa, made a clean
sweep ot all classes including
the championship in carcass
wether lambs on foot at the
Pennsylvania National Livestock
Exposition She showed Hamp
shires.
She took first place in lambs
under 100 pounds, first in lambs
over 100 pounds, and first in
get of sire
In the championship class one
of her lambs was named cham
pion, the other reserve cham
pion
All carcass lambs were to be
slaughtered and judged later as
dressed carcasses
The judges were Alex Mc-
Kenzie, Oklahoma A» and *M
College, Robert W Bray, Univer
sity of Wisconsin, and Robert
Cook, Philadelphia
The Pennsylvania State Univer
sity won grand championship in
individual and pen of market
wether lambs with Hampshires at
the Exposition Eight breeds weie
entered
The Penn Slate entries were
first in both pen and individual
classes in the following breeds
Hampshire, Cheviot, Dorset,
Shropshire, and Southdown
Donald Andregg,- Basil, Ohio,
tooks first in pen and individual
in Suffolks and had a first pen
for Oxfords. Buckeye Farms,
Rushsylvania, Ohio, was first in
pen and individual classes in Cor
nedales Mrs Mary M Gustafson,
Lake Zuunch, 111, was first in the
Oxford individual class
The judges were Alex Me
Kenzie, Oklahoma A and M. Col
lege, and Frank L. Kruesberger,
Penn State Umveisity
MARKET WETHERS
CHEVOIT
Individual Wether Lambs 1
The Pennsylvania State Univer
sity, University Park, Pa , 2 Mrs
David McDowell, Mercer, Pa 3
The Pennsylvania State Univer
sity, 4. Mrs David McDowell, 5.
John E. Sprinkle, Monticello, 111.
Pen of 3 Wether Lambs 1 The
Pennsylvania State University, 2.
Mrs David McDowell, 3 Lewis F.
Nicholas, Bangor, R D. 2, Pa
CORRIEDALE
Individual Wether Lamb 1.
Buckeye Farms, Rushsylavania,
R D. 1, Ohio 2, Buckeye Farms,
3. Walter Newton, Jr, New Al
bany, Pa 4 Donald Andregg, Ba
sil, Ohio 5 Walter Newton, Jr
Pen of 3 Wether Lambs 1 Buck
eye Farms, 2 Walter Newton, Jr
3. Donald Andregg. 4 Wendell
McKissick, Slippexy Rock, Pa.
DORSET
Individual Wether Lamb 1 The
Pennsylvania State University 2
The Pennsylvania State Univer
sity 3 Warren C Squires, Chest
erville, Ohio 4. Warren C.
Squires
Pen of 3 Wether Lambs 1 The
Pennsylvania State University. 2
Warren C Squires, Chesterville,
Ohio.
HAMPSHIRE
Individual Wether Lamb 1 The
Pennsylvania State University 2
The Pennsylvania State Univer
sity 3. Terry Allen Shaffner Oak
Hall Station, Pa. 4. Leanne Shob
er, Berlin, Pa 5 Leanne Shober.
Pen of 3 Wether Lambs 1 The
Pennsylvania State University 2.
Terry Allen Shaffner, 3 Leanne
Shober 4 William Epple, West
Wind Farm, Mt. Bethel, Pa. 5
Fred Stivers & Son, Sardinia
Ohio.
OXFORD
Individual Wether Lamb 1
Mrs Mary M Gustafson. 2 Wil
liam Duncan, Lake Villa, 111. 3.
Donald Andregg. 4. Donald And
regg 5. Stumbo Farms, Lima, N
Y.
Pen of 3 Wether Lambs 1 Don
ald Andregg. 2. Gaven Grimes,
Alliance, Ohio
SHROPSHIRE
Individual Wether Lamb 1 The
Pennsylvania State University 2.
The Pennsylvania State Univer
sity. 3 Fred Stivers & Son 4
Fred Stivers & Son.
Pen of 3 Wether Lambs 1 The
Pennsylvania State University. 2
Fred Stivers & Son.
SOUTHDOWN
Individual Wether Lamb 1. The
Pennsylvania State University 2
John E Spmnde, Monticello 111
2 The Pennsylvania State Univer
sity 4 A T Newbeiry, Jr, Bland
\o. 5 Fay Elser & Sons, Litch
field, Mich
Pen of 3 Wether Lambs 1 The
Pennsylvania Slate University. 2
Slumbo Farms, Lima, N Y
SUFFOLK
Individual Wether Lamb 1
Donalcl Andregg 2 Donald And
rrgg
Pen of 3 Wether Lambs 1
Donald Andregg
Grand Champion Market Weth
er Awarded to The Pennsylvania
Slate University
Grand Champion Pen of Wcth
ci 5 Awarded to The Pennsylvania
Slate University
(Both individual and pen
Giand Champions were Hamp
shire)
CARCASS WETHERS ON
LATE FIELD REPORT -
John Stoltzfus proves
NEW SUPER
2,500 hens on the John L Stoltzfus Farm, Bareville, Pa, averaged laying
23 4 eggs per bird during latest 30-day reported period on new SUPER
Ful-O-Pep Laying Ration That’s super performance' The results of new
SUPER Ful-O-Pep,
Tm» i if-*' 1 1
This unusual record was made with birds of good breeding and the help
r , . ... . . „ . THE QUAKER OATS COMPANY . ,
of good management in the laying housfe. However, several poultrymen
have reported producing a doz eggs on 3 lbs. of SUPER Ful O-Pep under makers of dependable Ful-O-Pep feeds for o-vei 75 years
average good farm conditions.
Millport Roller Mills
Lititz, R D. 4, Pa.
S. K. Hiestand & Co.
Salunga, Pa.
FOOT
Carcass Wether Lambs 100 lbs
and under 1 Leanne Shober, Ber
lin, Pa , Hampshire, 2 Lunsford
Farms, Monterey, Va, Hamp
shue, 3 Lunsford Farms, Hamp
shire 4 Pennsylvania State Uni
versity, Hampshire 5. Sunny
best Farm, Somerville, Ohio,
Hampshire
Carcass Wether Lamb? over 100
lbs 1 Leanne Shober, Hampsire'
2 Sunny Crest Farm, Hampshire
3 Sunny Crest Farm, Hampshire
4 Pennsylvania State University,
liampshne 5 Pennsylvania State
University, Hampshire
Get of Sire (3 wethers, by one
sire, & owned by one exhibitor)
t Leanne Shobei, Hampshire 2
Sunny Crest Farm, Hampshire 3
Pennsylvania State University
Dorset 4 Lunsford Farms, Hamp
diire 5 Fred Stivers & Son,
llnopshire
Champion Carcass Lamb Award
ed to Leanne Shober, Berlin, Pa
Reserve Champion Caicass
Lamb Awarded to Leanne Shober,
,>erhn, Pa
For FUL-O-PEP SUPER FEEDS See Your Nearest Dealer
SCC Urging
FFA Chapters
To Seek Prize
The State Soli Conservation
Commission Monday urged Penn
sylvania’s Future Farmers of
America to wor together with
soil conservation districts m a
$l,OOO award program to help
“self’ conservation of natural
resources to farmers and the
consumer public
(Secretary of Agriculture Wil
bam L Henning, chairman of the
Commission, and George D Derr,
volitional agriculture consult
ant in the State Department of
Public Instruction, said farmers
and consumers alie will benefit
by the program.
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J. C. Walker & Son
Gap, Pa.
Grubb Supply
Elizabethtown, Pa.
Lancaster Farming, Friday, Nov. 15, 1957—5
efficiency of
FUL-O-PEP
Only 2.61 lbs. total feed
produces 1 doz. eggs!
2,500 hens fed new SUPER Ful-O-Pep Laying
Ration at the John L Stoltztus Fann Baieville.
Pa, averaged producing a doz eggs on
2.61 lbs. of total feed! “I could hardly believe
it myself,” says Mr Stoltzfus, “but I’m
the figures are correct Now I know whV)^.,*
your folks named that new feed SUPER
Ful O-Pep ”
Total feed cost
13Vz cents per doz. eggs!
“I keep accurate records of feed consumed
and eggs produced ” says Mr Stoltzfus “and
I can fell you to the fraction of a penny my
feed cost per dozen eggs I'm in this busi-
ness to make money and as long as I can
produce a dozen eggs for
alright'”
V '
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See your Ful-O-Pep Dealer
Henning declared the soil-sav-
mg program helps provide high
er income to farmers and com-
munity businesses, guaiantees
cleaner water supplies and im
proves hunting and fishing
Prizes exceeding SI,OOO are be
ing offered FFA chapters in the
stat" lliat participate in the pio
gram and score the greatest
number of points for conserva
tion activities Area vocational
■agncultuie supervisors will be
responsible for keeping FFA
chapters in their region inform
ed of the progiam, Derr said
According to Edward Fisher,
Coudersport, Potter County, pi ev
ident of the State Association of
Soil Conservation District Direc
tors, contest booklets have been
sent to all FFA chapters m the
48 counties 'where soil conserva
tion districts exist.
vO>
°f OEPttW 1
D. W. Hoover
East Earl, R. D. 1, Pa.
George Rutt
Stevens R. D. 1, Pa.
I’ll do