A CDARr CknW - W. filaWelter; Hoyden K. •(C.«'SfM,uf W cre St «f.- Ke; chard Hess, 7. Mowery Frey, TWO -mAR-OLD: 1. Wilson Sr., and Fred Metcalf (Get of w eiatfelter; 2. Jean Glatfel- Coohran General); 5. Earl F. - Ahren; Noe 1 (Get of Cochran Gen- 4 J,ette AhT^ avrr op q IIRE . 1 lßav . THREE-Y'EAJR-OILD: 1. Wil iSß. GET OF SIRE. 1. Ray w< Glat , felter; 2 . Adrienne mond bamh Coatesv.lle Paul Luckenl}augll> Spnng Grove \ f Rl: 3. Bette .Ahren; i. Rob- J. Brubaker, (Get of Lhux- , ’ . mont Admiral Lucifer); 2. erl Masl, Robert B. Gitt, Paul and Lu- AGED OOW: 1. Clyde W. cille Fissel, and Earl F. Noe'l, Magee (iSr. and Grand Cham (Get of Osborndale Ivanhoe); P lon >: 2 - D - D - Stauffer and S. W. Levis Phipps, Sinking (Continued on Page 12) Springs iFarm, and Delaware Valley College, (Get of Osborn dale Ivanhoe); 4. Donald L. Hershey, Barry Lee Strock, and George W. Strock, Jr., (Get of Osbornd ale Ivanhoe); B. Glenn M. Kreider, Quarry ville Rl, Carl S Stoltzfus, Cochranville, and Earl F Noel, (Get of .Lauxmont Admiral Lu cifer). PRODUCE OF DAM- 1. George W. Strock, Jr., (Pro duce of Melody-Air Bet Bonds men Burke); 2. Sinking Springs Farm, (Produce of Sinking Springs Sov Reta); 3. Paul and Lucille Fissel, (Pro duce of Lincoln Admiral Fobes JI); 4. B. W. Newlm, (Pro duce of Ruth Pietje Laux mont); 5. Richard H. Hess, ((Produce of Wye Oak San dra). BBOWX SWISS JR. CALF: 1 Wilson W. Glat'felter, York R 4 (Jr. Cham pion); 2. John Glatfelter, York R 4; 3. Bette Ahren, Westtown, 4. Clyde W. Magee, Newburg 81, 5. D. D Stauffer and Son, Spring Grove R 3. iSR CALF- 1 Gary Myer, 410 Willow Road, Lancaster, 2. Wilson W Glatfelter, 3 Bette Ahren; 4 Robert Mast, Narvon R 2. JR YEARLING- 1 David M Quickel 111, Dover R 4, 2. fiVilson W. Glatfelter: 3 Vir ginia Lee Hoover, Gap R 2; 4. Bette Ahren; 5, D. D Stauffer and Son. SR. YEARLING: 1. Wilson Herringbone * Milking Parlo ri rtvW lwVi*S^ft!’v^ V V.V A * WS \A A A Av£ I HOW cows are( packed [III OPERATORS iMLLEr | | | | I I Fastest known system of milking -You can milk 50 or more cows an hour in the Clay Herring bone Milking Parlor . . . and feed at the same time! In addition, you get 8 im portant, exclusive features with a Clay Herringbone Par lor. We’d like to tell you more about this modern, labor saving milking system and demonstrate these special Clay features. Stop in next time you’re in town. £ . y*s V*' * f , ; ■ X .. s ft, y ,y " * Modern Equipment for Easier Farming Wilbur Graybill Xiititz RD 2 Ph. 626-5221 LANCASTER COUNTY PLOWING contest trophy is presented to Richard Groff, Lititz R 3, by Elmer Good, Lititz Rl, chairman of the county plowing con test. j r>s y > ~"-' T ■'xv 9 rM aiaai 1 s MILLERSVILLE SUPPLY CO. Millers villo GRUBB SUPPLY CO. C * E SAUDER & SONS Elizabethtown R ' D ‘ E Eafet Earl FOWL’S FEED SERVICE ROHRER’S MILL B. B. 1, Quarryville B. D. 2, Peach Bottom v, DUTCHMAN FEED MILLS,“INC; R. D. 1, Stevens J. K. STAUFFER-&HSON VTA Bawn and Bellnire ,9?1 *° iftr‘rahf l cil2fl , (jpoi»W orilthe --'uOCßntilMdd frofl Fige facftHfurrirwhiJ/lSiftil jOie^afaftiH as 'Groff'tuViied a'very smooth f rrowslOl on the finish 'furrow in the barley face and lfor safe stubble on the 'farm of R Sy' °' p !! ati ™ ‘’f * ls rig ‘ „ Gabber, Lititz R 3. In contract T + he year oW car to the 19'&2 contest, when dust f nter * and »"* tiaie farm ® r drove a 5'30 John Deere with was so thick contestants were . ... hard .put to see their boundary a two.bottom hree point hitch markers, the current site was J? ow ; Q A “ er f f f niB * m » seCOn f d “ conditioned somewhat iby Mon- , 1962 tdt - ? roff Practiced day night's thundershowers. his furr ° w turma S °“ his sev ' Judges Glenn Miller, Leh- acre farm wh „ el ? * e raises a + . Trtii ttt tobacco, corn and barley. anon County Agent; John w. TT ~ . .. . Sangrey, Conestoga R 2, and «e will represent the county Martin iMuth, -Soil Conserva- in th * level land dmsion of tion Service, awarded the win- iwiMWIWUWWWIIIWMMMVVwafi ner 147 points on his finish- S BOOST your EARNING wifh New , WAYNE BROILER FEED Boost your earning power from broilers with new, powerful, Wayne Rocket Broiler —built to bring you more Broiler Meat with less Feed, Time, and Work than ever be fore! See us now and arrange to put your next batch thru the Wayne Rocket Way. H. M. STAUFFER ,& SONS, Inc. Witmer - Bonks - Lcola JVIOUNTVILLE FEED SERVICE R. D. Q, Columbia POWER Powerful HERSHEY BROS. Keinholds B. D. 1, Bonks i- ►. s*. r Started Pullets Ready to Lay Available Now All Vaccinations Excellent Health Grown in Lancaster Co. FLORIN FARMS, INC. Mount Joy, Pa. RFD #l, 653-9891 m NEW U / f ORTHO I 9 a a ■i ORTHO DIBROM has remarkable fly killing power—flies just don’t argue with DIBROM, it kills ’em dead on contact—right before your eyes. See US TODAY for NEW, ready-to-use, ORTHO DIBROM Fly Spray. TM S ORTHO DIBROM REG U S PAT OFF. P. L. ROHRER & BRO., M. | Smoketown % m the state/pT3KJig gust 16 r*o iCoirMilhg field’day activi ties with the .plowing contest, exhibits were maintained on the site by the Pennsylvania Game Commission, Lancaster County Production Credit As sociation and the Federal Land Bank 'Association of Lancas ter, all cooperating agencies of the Lancaster County Soil Con servation District, sponsor of the event. »63 H & N “Nick Chicks” •e improved models of the & N “Nick Chicks” which trued an award* for high it income ($3.12 per hen tused) *USDA nummary sport AES 44-79-2. IMO READY TO USE DIBROJVI FLY SPRAY Now, you can use NEW DIBROM FI/ Spray straight from the container. No mixing, no bother—just pour directly into your atomizing fogger or appli cator, then start killing flies. flPlyme iLtuir MIX 807-3539 I 'f t- * * *» ii I I s
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