• Lancaster Poultry
(From page 8)
Harry H. Weaver Jr., 18.9;
23. Same, 4100 IR, 8-6, to
Crown Poultry, 19.2; 24.
game, Starr Poultry, 19; 25.
Same, 8300 IR, 8-6, Victor
f Weaver Inc., 18.9.
26. M&B (Christ L. Herr)
1400 WVP, 16, W. C. Mel-
Imger & Son, 27.4; 27. Same
1600 WVP, 16, Daniel K.
Good, 27.5; 28. Same, Roy
E Ream, 27.8; 29. M&B
(Paul Livengood), 2000 IR,
8-6, NO SALE, 18.5 bid; 30.
John M. Esh, 300 WRHF, 11
mo., Marvin Sweigart, 21.
31. Luke L. Weaver, 1000
WV, 8, Roy E. Ream, 18 5;
32. Hershey Hostetter, 1650
IR, 9-6 John N. Thomas, 19
33. Robert Walton, 1000 W-
V, 11. John N. Thomas, 18 8;
34 Same, sold with lot #33;
35. M&B (Harold Click. 1200
WVC, 12 2, NO SALE, 20
bid.
36. C. J. Laurer, 5700 WV
9-2, Header’s Poultry, 19;
37. Same. 5200 IR, 9-2. Mea
der’s Poultry, 19; 38. Same,
5200 W. Mts., 9-2, Daniel
K. Good, 19; 39 - Parke K.
Herr, 700 WV, 10-6, Harry
H Weaver, Jr., 18.7; 40. Gar
den Spot Broilers (John L.
Herr), 1300 WVC, 13-2, NO
SALE, 22 bid.
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MANN & GRUMELLI FARM SERVICE
R. D. 2, QUARHYVILLE PHONE ST 6-3630
41. M&B (Robert Zeigler)
5500 WV, 9. H. W. Long
acre, Inc., 18.8; 42. Same;
43. Jack Bucher, 4400 WV,
9, Crown Poultry, 19.1; 44.
Same, Header’s Poultry, 19.2
46. A. Wilmer Esbenshade
600 L-F, V. J. Koser Co.
Inc, 11.9; 47. Hershey Ho
stetter, 1650 WV, 9-6, Mar
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* C Results
(From pace 41
Darlene Foreman, Manheim
R 3. '
Medium weight—2, Ken
neth Miller, Manheim R 2.
Lightweight—l, Maria Fr
ey, Quarryville R 2; 2, Jacob
Long, Elizabethtown R 3.
Medmmweight—4, Rose
Marie Linton, Quarryville
R 2; 7, Gary Kreiner, Eliza
bethtown R 3; 8, John J. Go
od, Manhehn El.
Light heavy weight—2,
Arlene Long, Manheim R 4;
5, Avenll Royer, 2025 Ore
gon Pike; 8, David Zimmer
man, Reinholds; 9, William
Frey, Quarryville R 2.
Heavyweight—l, Judy
Ranck, Quarryville R 3; 8,
Rhoda Mast, Elverson R 2.
See Us Today!
ANGUS
Hoober
PH. SO 8-3501
Grand Champion Maria
Frey.
Reserve Champion to
Fred Linton.
Swine
DUROC
Senior Spring Gilt—7, to
John W. Eby and Son, Gor
donville Rl; 8,9, 10, W. F.
Ruoss, Ephrata R 2.
CHESTER WHITE
Senior Spring Gilt—6, to
John E. Hastings, Kirkwood
Junior Spring Gilts—s, 9,
John E. Hastings.
YORKSHIRE
Junior Spring Gilt—7,
George E. CogJev Ronks Rl.
HAMPSHIRE
Junior Spring Gilt (FFA)
1, Jerry Snader, Ephrata Rl;
2, Robert Hoover, Denver
R 2.
SPOTTED POLAND CHINA
Senior Spring Gilt—3, 6,
C. Warren Leminger, Den
ver.
Junior Spring Gilt—l, 5,
C. Warren' Lexmnger.
Grand Champion—C. War
ren. Leininger.
Sheep
SOUTHDOWN
Lightweight market wet
her—l, Jean Miller, Eliza
bethtown Rl; 2,3, James
Gibble, Elizabethtown R 3.
Medium weight wether—
3, Jean Miller.
- Grand Champion Market
Wether—Jean Miller.
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SERVICE CENTER
New & Used
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’NEW HOLLAND EL4-2214
DEAD ANIMALS
REMOVED PROMPTLY
Will Pay Full Value
For Dead Animals
Dealers in Bones.
Tallow and Hides
FRY'S RENDERING
WORKS
Prop., John Fry
2114 Hollinger Rd-
Lancaster
Ph. EX 2-4815 If No
Answer Ph. EX 7-0472
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, January 14, 1981—
HAMPSHIRE
Lightweight wether —1,2,-
Robert Balmer, Drumore
Mediumweight 2 Tom
Hess, Bareville Rl, 4, Tod
Hess, Bareville Rl.
SHROPSHIRE
Lightweight wether —4, to
Ronald Meek, Remholds Rl.
Mediumweight wether —2,
Edward Toows, Lancaster
R 2; 3, Ronald Meek; 4, Ed
ward Toews.
SUFFOLK
Ram under one year— to
Mrs Milton K. Morgan of
1916 New Holland Pike, Lan
caster.
Ewe under one year—l,
3, Mrs Milton K. Morgan.
Three Ewe Lambs bred
and owned by exhibitor—l,
Mrs. Milton K. Morgan.
Breeder’s Young Flock—2
Mrs. Milton K. Morgan.
Get of Sire—Mrs. Milton
K. Morgan.
Crops
CORN
4-H
Southeast District 10 ear
Dent—l, Paul Trimble, of
Quarryville RI; 2, Gerald
Hess, Washington Boro Rl;
3, Willis Hackman, Eliza
bethtown R 3; 4, Annette
Long, Lititz R 3; 5, Donald
Trimble, Quarryville Rl.
A Canadian Layer
IN PENNSYLVANIA
The great Canadian-bred layer, Shaver Star
cross 288, finished in the first quartile in the Pa.
Random Sample test, topping all other interna
tionally franchised breeds, with the following
statistics:
Eggs per hen housed 245.6
Feed per 24 ounces of eggs 4.2 lbs.
Laying house mortality 8.3%
Percentage large eggs last month of - - —'
test 98.0%
Net income over feed & chick cost $2.85
SHAVER SOLD BY
Greider Leghorn
Farms, Inc.
Phone OL 3-2455 Ml. Joy R. 1. Pa.
V ' '
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L.
350 STRASBURG PIKE. LANC.
SNAVELY’S FARM
NEW HOLLAND
Mann & Grumelli Farm Serv.
QUAERYVILLE. PA.
Southeast District Hybrid
Dc-nt—2, Raymond Bauman,
East Earl Rl; 7, Clyde B.
Wisslcr, New Holland Rl.
Southeast District 30 ear
Dent—l, Clem Giffith, Eph
lata R 2; 2, D B. Brubaker,
Ephrata Rl; 4, Donald Bos
nauglo, Columbia Rl.
State 30 ear Open Polli
nated Dent or Flint —3, D.
B. Brubaker; 4, Clem Griffi-
th; 5, Daniel A,
Ephrata "Rl.
Grand Champion Wrapper
-—J. Arthur Swarr, Landis
ville.
Grand Champion Filler—■
Richard Buekwalter, Lititz
R 3
Wrapper B’s—Over 26 in
ches—l. J. Arthur Swarr,
Landisville
Wrapper B’s—26 inches
and under:—t, Gerald Alli
son, New ; Holland R 2.
Filler -Over 26 inches
—l, Clyde' B. Wisslcr,' New
Holland Rl,
Filler B’s —26 iriches and
under —1, John S'. 'Habeek
er, Lancaster Rl.
Binder Type—Over 26
inches —1, Paul Nissley, o£
Holtwood R 2.
Binder ' Type—26 inches
and under—l, J. C. Stehman
Lancaster R 6,
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