6—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, January 12, 1963
WILLIS HACKMAN,
showed the champion Hereford in the 4-H steer
classes Thursday at the Pennsylvania Farm Show Wil-
lis is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Willis Hackman. The
steer stood second in his class at the Pennsylvania
State Livestock Exposition in November L. F. Photo.
• Fqrm Show
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4-H JERSEY
Heiter one year and under ® r Spring Gilts 2,6, 8,
IS months —5, Jean Kreider, George E. Oogley, Ronks B 1
John Deere Da
Thursday, Jan. 17
Be Our Guests
A. B. C GROFF
New Holland
ELIZABETHTOWN R 3,
Quairyville Rl.
SWJXB
YORKSHIRES
PH. 354-8001
Reserve grand champion 1 —
George E Cogley .
SPOTTED POLAND CHINA'
Sr Spring Gilts —1, 5, C
Warren Lemmger, Denver R 2.
Ji Spring Gilts —2, 8, 9
C Wanen Lemmger
Giaud champion C War
ren Lemmger
I) CROC
Sr Spring Gilts 10, Groff -
dale Stock Farm, Amos Bos
well, Bareville Rl.
Jr Spring gilts —8, John
W. Eby and Son, Goidonville
Rl.
FFA SWINE
.Hampshire —1, Martin
Wennch, Denver R 2. -
Spotted Poland China n— 2,
-Thomas Zartman, Ephrata Rl.
HORSES
BELGIANS
Stallion. four years
Elmer Lapp-, Bareville v Rl.
Stallion one year —4, Elm
er Lapp.
Mare one year
Lapp.
SMALL GRAINS
Redcoat wheat —2, Daniel
Brubaker, Ephrata R 1
Pennoll Wheat —4, Daniel
A. Brubaker,
Seneca Wheat —3, Daniel.
A Brubaker, 4, D B. Bru-
baker, Ephrata fU
Dubois Oats
Long, Lititz R 3
Hudson Barley —1, D B
Brubakei, 2, Daniel A. Bru
baker
Soybeans —2, Melvin Long.
CORN
District I, Hylbrid Dent ■ — 4
Daniel Trimble, Quarrjville
Rl
State wi.de open pollinated
—1, David M. Landis, Lancas
ter R 6
District I, 30 ears, hybrid
dept —2, G A Brubaker,
Ephiata Rl; 3, D B Brubak
er, 5, Daniel Trimble.
State wide, 30 ears ■ —1,
David M. Landis,' 3, 'G. ~Af.
Brubaker; 4, D B Brubaker..
Ten ear hybrid —1, John_
W Eby, Gordonville R,l.
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Millport Holier Mills
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Salunga
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Ten ears —1, Paul Trimble, tor —4, Thomas Daugherty.
-Quarryvrlle Rl, 4, David A. -Summer yearling-bulls
Funk, Washington Boro Rl; 5, Thomas Daugherty.
Donald B Tnmible, 'Quarryville Senior bull calves 5,
Rl. ' Thomas Daugherty.
4-H STEERS
Ten ears —1, Wilmer Bs
benshade, New Holland R 2
HAY
Mixed, field ouies —2, Mah- Hosier. Manheim R 4.
lop Shenk, Holtwood R 2. Lightweight —4, Robe/t
Alfalfa later cutting ■ — Long, Manheim R 4. ' ,
2, Galen Crouse, Stevens El. ' ANGUS
(reserve champion). Lightweight —4, Robert
.Grass, first cutting 3, jj OJIOU gj 1> Columbia Rl; 1,
Galep Crouse. j o jm Fjeyj Quarryville R 2. ~
Grass, latei cuttings —2, MedmmHre ight —4. Wilbur
Galen Crouse. Hosier, Manheim Rl; 6, RteP'*
- Mixed, heat cured —2, Gal- hen Alleman; Elizabethtown
en Crouse. rs ; j ane t prey, Marietta
BEEP CATTLE
ANGUS
Reserve champion - bull Martin Wennch, Denver R 2; 4,
Twin Oaks Farm, Fred Frey, Mae ’Mast, Elverson R 2; 5,
Qjiarryville R 2. Avenll L. Royer, 2025 Oregon
Summer yearling bulls —l. pit , 7, Judith Longenecker,
Twin Oaks Farms. Holtwood Rl, 8, Diana Hei-
5, Elmer
Spring Heifer calves —4,
5, Thomas Daugherty, Kirk-
wood Rl
2, Melvin
4-H CORN
PPA CORN
HBREFORD
Kirkwood Feed & Grain
H. M. Stauffer & Sons, Inc.
Two bulls owned by e,xhibi-
SHOKTHOJRX
Heavyweight —1, Donas.
Hess. Strasburg Rl, 5, Robert
Rl.
' Light-
heavyweight
stand, Manheim R 4
Heavyweight —3, Rosa
Marie Linton, Quarryville R2j
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