B—Lancaster Farming. Saturday. November 22, 1958
At Eastern Nat'l
Lancaster Exhibits Collect
More Prizes at Timonium
TIMONIUM, Md, Nov. 20
—Three young jarea sleek,
I eders won four first pnz
t , m two steer and two lamb
i lasses of the 4-H and F F A
competitions at the 1058
Eastern Livestock Show here.
Thirteen upper division
ribbons, ranging from sec
ond to fifth prizes, were won
by seven other Lancaster
area cattlemen at the show,
laigest of its kind in the
east and among the top five
shows in the country.
The three winners were;
Wesley Mast of Elveison
Fa., first prize in the mid
dleweight Angus class steer
competition.
Fred Hess of Bareville,
Pa„ captured first prize in
two lamb contests One of
his ""Hampshires took the
heavyweight division title
and a trio of his heavy
weights won the top prize
in the pens of three con
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Connie Quesenbeny of
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prize lightweight Hereford
steer and James Quesenberry
Jr, Stewartstown, placed
third in the same class
Young Quesenberry also won
second prize in the pens of
five contest
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took fourth place in the car
load and fourth and fifth
tries, in the pens of five
places, with two separate en
group.
Fred Hess, winner of two
prizes in lamb contests also
captured third place in the
Hampshire lamb show David
Johnson, Nottingham, won
thirds place in the mixed
breeds pen of three anib con
test
In the open classes of An
gus Breeding cattle, two
southeast Pennsylvania farms
took first prizes in different
contests
Old Home Maor, Homer
City, was the winner in the
two-year-old heifer and Mil
larden Farms, Annville, Pa.,
first summer yearling bull.
Other ribbon winners in
the breeding contest were.
Brokside Farms, White
marsh, second prize in the
senior yearling bull and sen
ior yearling heifer Old
Home Manor, second prize
junior yearing bull and the
Millarden Farm, second two
year-old bull, third prize
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fourth prize senior yearling
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