16—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, September 30. 1961
Houser Shows 2 Champs
In Lampeter Swine Show
James Houser, Lampeter, carried home two grand
champion rosettes and one reserve champion ribbon from
the swine show at the Lampeter Fair, Wednesday.
Houser showed his Chester
white sow to the Grand
championship spot in the
breeding hog show and went
on to exhibit lus medium
weight pen of four Chester
White market hogs to the
top spot in that division.
The hogs averaged 200 lbs.
In the Pen of two market
hogs, Glenn Book of Lancas
ter R 7 took the top placing
with two 225 pound York
shires. Houser had the re
serve pen of two Chester
White heavyweights
Houser is a 15 year _ old
junior in vocational agricul
ture at Lampeter Strasburg
High School
Champion boar of the
show was exhibited by W. F.
Ruoss, Ephrata with a young
Duroc. Placing second to
Houser in the sow champion
ships was the Hampshire
aged sow of Roy Slay maker.
$ Lampeter Dairy
(From page 6)
Senior and Grand Champ
ion —Phyllis Landis.
Junior and Reserve Cham
pion—Phyllis Landis.
GUERNSEY
Junior Calf—l, Eddie
Breneman, Willow Street R 1
2, James Myer, Lancaster
R 7; 3, Marvin Miller, Stras
burg Rl. 4, Dons Breneman
Willow Street Rl; 5, Marvin
Miller, Strasburg Rl; 6,
Russell Neff, Widow Street
Rl
Senior Calf —1, Marlin
Shhnupp, Gypsy Hill Road;
2, Dorothy Garber, Willow
Street R 2; 3, Robert Owen,
Willow Street Rl; 4, Marvin
Miller. „ ,
Junior Yearling—2, Marlin
Schnupp.
Senior Yearling L «oy
Breneman, Willow Street Rl,
2, Dorothy Garber.
Two-year-old Cow —1, Ror
rer Witmer, Willow Street
R 2; 2, Melvin Breneman,
Strasburg Rl.
Three and Four-year-old
Cow —1, Rolirer Witmer; 2,
Kenneth Garber, Willow
Street R 2; 3, Melvin Brene-
m Aged Cows —l, Herbert
Myer, Lancaster R 7; 2, Roh
rer Witmer; 3, B. Suavely,
Willow Street R 2.
Junior Champion —Marlin
Schnupp (Senior Calf).
Senior and Grand Champ
ion Rohrer Witmer.
Reserve Grand Champion
Herbert Myer.
Junior Get of Sire
Marvin Miller.
Best Udder
Witmer
AYRSHIRE
Junior Calf—l, R- Edwin
Hamish., Christiana R 1
Senior Calf —1, H Edwin
Harmsh., 2, Marilyn Harmsh,
Quarryville R 2, 3, R Edwin
Harnish.
Senior Yearling —1, Jas
Bsbenshade, Quarryville R 2
Three and Four-year-old
Cows —1, David F Harmsh
of Quan yville R 2. 2. Marvin
Miller, Slrasbuig R 1
Aged Cow —1, Marilyn
Harmsh; 2, Marvin Miller;
3, Marvin Miller, 4, David
Harmsh, 5, R Edwin Harn
ish; 6, Paik H Miller. Stras
burg Rl
Open Gel of Sue —1, Da
vid F Harmsh, Quauyvile
R 2
Julnioi Gel of Sire
R Edwin Hai nish
Best Udder
Harmsh
Grand and Senioi Champ
ion Marilyn Harmsh
Reserve Grand and Re
serve Senior Champion
Marvin Miller
Junior Champion R Ed
win Harmsh
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Strasburg Rl.
Judge Tony Dobroski, As
sociate York County Agent
made the following placings
in the show:
MARKET HOGS
Pen of Two
Lightweight' 1, Earl Liv
engood, 1648 Morningside
Drive, Lancaster; 2, Donald
Welk, Strasburg Rl; 3, Le
roy Brubaker, Willow Street
Rl.
Medmmweight: 1, Glenn
Book, Lancaster R 7; 2, Earl
Lmngood; 3, Donald Welk;
4, Kenneth Denlmger, Lan
caster R 7.
Heavyweight: 1, James
Houser, Lampeter; 2, Don
ald Welk.
Champion Pen of Two—
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Glenn Book.
Reserve Champion Pen—
James Houser.
Pen of Four
Lightweight; 1, Stanley
Eshleman, Strasburg Rl; 2,
Earl - Livingood;3, Donald
Welk; 4, Leroy Brubaker.
MediumweightS: ' 1, -.James
Houser; 2, Earl Livingood;
3, Kenneth Denlinger.
Heavyweight; 1, Glenn
Book; 2, Earl Livingood.
Champion Pen of Four—
James Houser.
Reserve Champion Pen—
Stanley Eshleman.
BREEDING HOGS
Hampshire
Aged Sow: 1, Roy Slay
maker, Strasburg RL
Junior Spring Gilt: •!, Roy
Slaymaker; 2, Larry Brene
man, Strasburg Rl.
Duroc
Aged Sow: 1, W. F. Ruoss
Ephrata Rl.
Jr. Spring Gilt: 1, W. F.
Ruoss.
Young Boar: 1, W. F
Ruoss.
Chester White
Aged Sow: 1, James Hou
ser, Lampeter.
Jr. Spring Gilt: 1, James
,c. co a
At bur£
Houser; 2, Elmer Stollzfus, Champion Sow Jam
Lane. Rl.
Champion Boar —W F
Ruoss.
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Reserve Champion Sow-
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