3 55 **■ * f* * ¥ ' [N NERS OF A BLUE RIBBON au the chance to e m the ‘slate demonstration ' contest are Dorothy j e ft and Elaine Stoltzfus The girls beat out all other jtion from a 13 county district in the elimination at Kutztown Fargrounds this week. irm Show (From page 1' milk quality and the of such quality. ■ e the passing of this n e competitive event a noticeable gap m aerating pattern, we :e cp in mind that one protect feed dollars WITH PURINA HEALTH ALPS ILL lES MAGIC! with RINA BAIT .. at your NA DEALER’S ■V.VV nd & McGinnis Aiglen eside & Weicksel Kirkwood Snader’s Mill Ml. Airy °hn J. Hess, II lUrse ■ New Providence tsr's Feed Mill Inc. Nheems arren Sickmari Pequea John J. Hess Kinzers - Vintage • Hiestcmd S Cc. Sdlunga °hn B. Kurtz Ephrata lames High Cordonville ? rct S. Landis Road, Lancaster Rsi{ z <* >J * n-v , of the objectives of the Farm Show is to act as the show case of Pennsylvania agricul ture. To' do this, we must re move the old showpieces and replace them with new to give an accurate presentation of our agricultural industry.” The" 1962 Farm Show will be held January 8 through 12 at the Farm Show Build ing in Harrisburg watiaaßi! *■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ rf»»ia»a«Bai»H»aaßii»aaaaaaßMaiiHßmßa««»«M»««inrcr ■ » ■ ■ ■ m m Number 2of a Series S ■ w ■ . m ■ M m m ■ ■ From HORNOO FEEDS improvements to serve business farmers! LABOR SAVED HERE...LOWERS FEED COST TO YOU!! The new HORNCO mill has many labor saving devices which help lower your feed cost to ... . • PRODUCE MEAT, MILK AND EGGS FOR LESS. • MAKE MORE PROFIT ON YOUR INVESTMENT. FEEDS D.E.HORN&CO.. Inc. vom.pa. Phone 2-7867 team scoring over 90 points was given a blue -ribbon. However, only the top team in each division won the right to go to the state con test regardless of the rib bon won. The three teams from Lancaster County winning first placings were: Bread Making Barbara Gamble, Columbia R 2 and Lois Ann Overgaard, Lan caster R 4. Dairy Elaine Stoltzfus, Ronks Rl, and Dorothy Gar ber, Willow Street R 2. Tractor David Heisey, Sheridan Rl and David Zimmerman, Reinholds Rl. Both the bread-making and dairy teams won a blue ribbon while the tractor team won a red ribbon. Under the Danish system, teams scoring 90 to 100 pts. are awarded blue ribbons; those scoring 80 to 90 get red, 70 to 80 white, and un der 70 green. Eight other county teams competed for the opportun ity to enter the state com petition at Pennsylvania State University August 14- IS. In Lancaster County other placings were as follows: Clothing construction (Red Award) Doris and Don (From ipage 1) “Service Makes The Difference” THE HORNCO MAN WITH BREADMAKING IS NOT A LOST ART, if the skills displayed this week by two County 4-H members is any indication. Dorothy Gamble, Columbia R 2, left, and L»ls Ann Overgaard, Lancaster R 4, were the top winners An district 4-H competition at the Kutztown fairgrounds this week na Hershey, Manheim; Dairy Lit it? .R 3; Horse (Rpd foods (White Award), to Award.), Marlene Aukamp Esther and Ellen Overgaard and Jane Henry, New Provi Lancaster R 4; Electric dence R 1; Poultry Poods r— (Green Award), Roger Ston (Green Award), .Nancy Ke er, 1050 Eden Road and oner, Manheim R 3, and Cyn Gerald Rceser, Bird-in-Hand thia Rucher, Lititz R 2; Flpw Entomology (White A-^gr,. —. (Rejl Award), ward), John Buckwalter,-' of Flickinger and Pat Zartmqn, Lititz R 3 and Jay Foreman, Ephrata. Pictured is the new ingredient cdr un- loading system at the HQRNCO mi-1. with which, one man can unload a car of ingredients. Without the air system. this job would require sax men. George Livingston, Jr. unloads a car? of soybean meal at the new HORNCO mill. WHEN YOU BUY FROM TH£ HORNCO PLAN! UIIUIUIUMIUUniIIIKHUHUIIUIIIIK I—o