12—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, October 8, 1960
• Kauffman Herd
(From Page 11
Junior Calf—l, Harold
Brubaker; 2, Harold Bruba
ker; 3, Glenn Musser, Mount
Joy Rl; 4, Donald Welk, of
Strasburg Rl; 5, Richard
Shelly, Manheim Rl; 6, Don
ald Hershey, Manheim Rl.
Senior Calf —1, > Donald
Musser, Mount Joy Rl; 2,
Donald We k; 3, Robert Bos
sier, Manheim Rl; 4, Paul
Welk, Sirasburg Rl; 5, Pres
ton Newcomer, Mount Joy
Rl; 6, Barry Derr, Mt. Joy
R 2.
Junior Yearling: 1, Robert
Kauffman; 2, Glenn Musser;
3, Larry Derr; 4, Donald Her
shey; 5, Richard Shelly: 6,
Glenn Myer, Manheim R 3; 7,
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Senior Yearling: 1, Robert
Kauffman; 2, Elvin Shelly of
Manheim Rl; Eugene Snave
iy, Manheim Rl; 4, John
Welk, Strasburg Rl.
Two-year-old: 1, Robert
Kauffman (GC-SC); 2, Donald
Musser, Mount Joy Rl; 3,
Donald Hershey; 4, Geraldine
Hershey, Manheim Rl; 5, Dan
iel Derr, Mount Joy R 2.
Three-year-old; 1, Elvin
Shelly; 2, Donald Hershey; 3,
Robert Kauffman.
Four-year-old: 1, Robert
Kauffman; 2, Glenn Myer.
Five-year-old: 1, Robert
Kauffman; 2, Donald Hershey
Dairy Herd (3 anima's): 1,
Robert Kauffman; 2, Donald
Hershey.
Produce of Dam: 1, Rob-
(Based on 1 gallon per hour fuel consumption]
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ert Kauffman; 2, Elvin Shel
ly; 3, Donald Welk; 4, Doi>
aid Hershey.
Senior Get of Sire: 1,
Robert Kauffman.
Junior Get of Sire: 1,
Lloyd Derr, Mount Joy R 2.
Best Udder: 1, Robert
Kauffman. . .
SHOWMANSHIP
1, Donald Welk; 2, Herbert
Myers; 3, Harold Brubaker;
4, Donald Musser; 5, Elvin
Shelly; 6, Lowell Landis; 7,
Daniel Derr; Richard Shelly.
FITTING
1, Elvin Shelly; 2, Harold
Brubaker; 3, Judy Flory; 4.
Glen Myers; 5, Daniel Derr;
6, Barbara Kulp; 7, ' Linda
Eshleman; 8, Preston New
comer.
Farm Calendar
(From Page 1)
Shorthorn breeding stock
and stocker steers at the
Guernsey Sales Pavilion,-
Lincoln Highway East, of
Lancaster.
7:30 p.m. - Southeast Dis
trict Baby Beef Show and
sa’e committee meets in
the Livestock Exchange
rooms at the Lancaster
Stock yards.
Oct. 12—9:00 am. - Agricul
ture Stabilization and Con
servation handbook com
mittee meets at the Farm
Bureau building, Diller
ville Road.
1:00 pm. - County wide
clothing Workshop atFarm
Bureau Building.
7-30 pm. - Tryouts for the
Bulk Spreading
Service
Dealers for—
FERTILIZER and
LIMESTONE
SMUCKER BROS.
Bird-in-Hand
Ph. Leola OL 6-2229
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C. E. Wiley & Son J. Paul Noll
QUAHRYVILLE - WAKEFIELD
J. B. Hostetter & Sons
MOUNT JOY
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annual 4-H ■ play at the
Farm Bureau Building.
8:00 p.m. - County Baby
Beef and Lamb Club meets
at the West Lampeter ele
mentary school.
Oct. 13—7:30 pjn. - Meeting
of Solanco Chapter FFAat
the High School.
8:00 pm. - Lititz-Manheim
4-H, club meets at the home
of Milton Brubaker, Li-titz
Rl.
Oct. 14, 7:00 p. m. - An
nual banquet of the county
4-H dairy clubs in the
Strasburg fire hall.
8:00 pm. - Meeting of Ag
riculture Center Commit
tee and interested Agricul
ture organizations at the
Poultry Center, Roseville
Road.
Try a Classified Ad.
For Fall Seeding
• Alfalfas
• Seed Wheat
• Seed Oats
• Seed Rye
• Seed Barley
REIST
Seed Company
MOUNT JOY. PA.
EPHRATA
Kauffman Bros. C. B. Hoober
MOUNTVTLLE
OL 34821
INTERCOURSE
•' Chicago Yards
(From Page 2)
cent cows; Percentage
down from 15 to
ana choice up fr 0 n! $
around 65 per cent
steer supply largelv „ ar >
sharply higher freL 60 ,?' 1 -
erased all of last ~h er
decline. We eit
•Slaughter steers 7*,
higher. Cows 25-so u
Bulls 50-1.00 lower ° Wei
Load prime 1175 lb
27 25 highest heieV 1 *
wks. 'Choice and pm, . x ]
ers mostly-24.50 up at *’
close with several loaL 1
mostly prime USO-Hon
26.50-26.75. Numerous
of choice 1100-1250 lb ,
25-25.50 at midweek n*
good steers 22-24 25 " u
Bulk choice heifeis
24.50. Bulk good heifers
50-22.75 Utility and *
mercial bulls 16-19 01
Good and choice vpai«
22-25, standard 17-22 ri
good 490 lb. stock stee^
24.50. Load choice m $
feeding steers 24 m,J
medium and good 77 s it
21.35.
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