—Lancaster Farming, Saturday,'March 9, j t -vj '
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WINNING TRIO IN THE MARKET SWINE show held this week by the
Lancaster County Swine Producers Association were these Yorkshires shown by
Parke Thomas, Beavertown, Snyder County. The grand champion of the show
was from this trio. Owner of the hogs was Reno Thomas, well known breeder of
Yorkshires.
Co. Swine Show
Won By Breeder
From Snyder Co.
Top prize in both the indi
vidual judging and pens of th
ree at the annual show and sale
of the LancasLei County Swine
Producers Ass’n Wednesday,
went to a Snyder County York
shire breeder.
A 200 pound barrow exhibit
ed by Reno Thomas, Beaver
town, took the grand champ
ionship and teamed up with
two litter mates to carry off the
rosette in the .trio class.
The champion, shown hy
Parke Thomas and Ronald Har
sison, was bid in by Kunzler
and Co., Inc., Lancaster, at SO
cents a pound, and the two oth
er hogs m the trio were bought
by Medford Packing, Co of Ch
ester for 24 cents a pound.
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MONEGEEff,
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The Honc"ner I>ajor
lb the bird to boat!
That is,
if jou’re the kind ot a
fella who goes around
whipping chicken'-,'.
HOXEGGER'S
Good Solid Shells!
"HONEGGER
LAYERS"
J. HOWARD MOORE
R, D. #1
LIXITZ, PEXXA.
Phone: C2C-5408
Windle's Hatchery
COCHRA X V lEEE. PA.
Phone: Atglcn EY 8-5941
The reseive champion, a 240
pound Hampshire shown by
John Straw bridge, Stewart
stown, York County, w r as pur
chased by Kunzler for 30 cents
a pound The reserve champion
trio, 625 pounds of Yoikshires,
was shown by Willow Glen
Faim, Strasburg Rl.
The 265 head ot niaiket hogs
averaged 216 pounds for a to
tal weight of 56,240 pounds of
pork foi which five buyers paid
?9,880 37 or an average of 17 -
23 cents a pound.
Judge Dwight Younkm, ex
tension livestock specialist fr
om the Pennsylvania State Uni
versity, said the show at the
Lightweight —1, Masonic
Homes Farm (champion); 2,
Masonic Homes Farm (reserve
Lancaster Union Stockyard had cliam P lon )-
SPRING SHOWING
THURSDAY, MARCH 14
See the most advanced line of form equipment on the market today.
Massey Ferguson
C. E. WILEY & SON Q
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' >A
r -
the best collection of Yorkshi
res he has seen in many >ears
Following aie the placings in
the show
BERKSHIRE
Single-;,
.Lightweight —1, Masonic
Homes Farm, Elizabethtown
(champion); 2, Masonic Hom
es Farm.
Heavyweight -1, Masonic
Homes Farm (resene), 2, Ri
chard Maule, Quarryville R 2.
Trios
9 A.M.
COFFEE
BUILT RIGHT
CHESTER;WHITE gFarms (champion); 2, Norman
Singles , (Kolb (reserve).
Lightweigh t —" I,'Johm Has-1 1/ANDRACB
tings, Kirkwood (champion); " , Singles
2, John Hastings. Lightweight 1. James Z,
Heavyweight —1, John Martin, Christiana R 1 (reser-
Hastings (reserve champion). _
Trios Heavyweight —1, James Z.
Lightweight —1, John Has- Martin
tings (champion). DUROG
HAJIPSHIRE Singles
Singles Lightweight —1, Masonic
Lightweight 1. Millarden Homes Farm (champion); 2.
Farms, Annville (reserve): 2, Masonic Homes Farm; 3, John
Millarden Farms; 3, Norman w - Eby and Son, Gordonville
Kolb, Pitney Road; 4. Norman R1 -‘ 4 ’ Tlltus Beam > Blyerson;
j£ olb 5, John W. Eby and Son.
Heavyweight —1, Strawbri
dge and McCleary, Stewarts
town (champion); 2, Norman
Kolb.
Lightweight —1, Millarden
to 4P. M.
MOVIES
PRICED RIGHT
QUARRYVILLE, PENNA.
Trios
DONUTS
New Holland
Heavyweight —1, Masonic
Homes Farm (reserve).
Trios
Lightweight —1, Masonic
Homes Farm (champion): 2,
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