6—Lancaster Farming. Saturday, <Sapiemb«r 17, 1980 . Shirk, Quarryville- HI, 2.
John Welk, Strasburr Rl, 3.
Xois Tindall.
AGED COW: 1. Paul W«lk
(GC).
• Solanco Dairy
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lows:
JERSEY
JR. CALF: 1. Marvin Herr,
Holtwood RL
SR. CALF: 1. Lucille Krei
der, Drumore (RC), 2. Nancy
Kreider, Drumore, 3. Mirian
Herr, Holtwood Rl, 4. Arlene
Herr, Holtwood Rl.
JR. YEARLING: „ 1. Carol
Ann Krantz, New Providence
El, 2. Jean Kreider, Quarry
ville Rl.
AGED COW: 1. Alva Herr
Holtwood Rl (GC).
AYRSHIRE
JR. CALF: 1. James Esben
shade, Quarryville R 2, 2. Car
ol Ann Krantz, New Provid
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Lancaslci, P.i
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SR. CALF: 1. James Esben
shade, 2. Dale Kreider, Quar
ryville Rl, 3. Marilyn Harn
ish, Quarryville R 2, 4. Jean
Kreider, Quarryville Rl, S.
R. Edwin Harnish, Christiana
JR. YEARLING: 1. Dale
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Krantz, Refton, 3. Joyce
Kreider, Quarryville Rl.
SR. YEARLING; 1. Gerald
Kreider, Quarryville Rl.
AGED COW: 1. R. Edwin
Harnish (GC), 2. Joyce Krei
der.
HOLSTEIN
JR. CALF: 1. Donald Welk
Strasburg Rl, 2. Lois Tindall
Peach Bottom, 3. Earl Weng
er, Quarryville Rl, 4. David
DeLong, Quarryville Rl, 5.
Donald Trimble, Quarryville
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. SR. CALF: 1. C. Martin
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Helen Wenger, Quarryville
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JR. CALF: .1. Clair Mull,
Quarryville Rl, 2. Richard.
Ankrum, Peach Bottom.
SR. CALF: 1. Donald. An
krum, Peach Bottom, 2. Rldh
ard Ankrum, 3.* William R.
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Jeffrey Shoemaker, Kirk
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John McSparran, Peach Bot
tom, 3. C air. Mull.
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1. Carol Ann Krantz, 2.
Sylvia Shirk, 3. James Es
benshade, 4. Marilyn Harn
ish, 5. C. Martin Murry.
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Shirk, 6. Donald Trimble, 7.
R. Edwin Harnish.
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Best Food Buys
Hurricane Ups -Some p r|l
Hurricane Donna, is. res- reasonable on the
ponslble for price increases' Intosh. Harvest
on certain produce items this houses Jonathan and
’ weekend; - reports .Tom Piper, ous. varieties wui ,
Penn State Extension. Mark.- another week to ten
etlng Agent Heavy rains-a- • The season L
lon* the eastern coastal area, melons, nectarhL*?
have delayed harvesting op- Tokay and seedi* &
eratlons and caused- exten-- are available at*
sive loss to certain field vary with the au^ K
crops. Severe damage has remain unchanged
been reported in certain-sec- ons, oranges and °’
tions of the Florida citrus lighter supply of
belt but reports are incom- will command a oa
plete at this'time. higher Twice this
Changes taking place in Temporary Drio „
the supply situation foriruits may be noted for 1 ‘
and vegetables serves, notice cauliflower and sw *
that' autumn has arrived*. The, toes as heavy rain
local peach harvest has been ed with scheduled h
completed except for a few. Locally grown
late varieties. Some peaches sweet com, pepper
are coming out of storage egg plant, squash ’
now and prices are higher, and turnips head
Rambo apples remain in good buy items Ho 3
good supply and prices are (Continued on_pZ
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