CHAMPION AND RESERVE CHAMPION in the
hog show and sale were exhibited by Jerry Snader,
left, presents trophies to Snader.
• County FFA
(Continued from Page 1) and Reserve champion were
FFA, is the son of Mrs. Eva farrowed during a severe cold
Snader. ' snap in January while Jerry
Mrs. Snader told Lancaster was snowed in away from
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Farming that the champion
BUZZ GAREY
first annual FFA market
Here Warren Leininger,
L. F, Photo.
home. “I brought the pigs m
the house to keep them from
freezing, and took them back
to the sow just long enough
to nurse for several days.”
she said.
The champions were in a lit
ter of 10 pigs out of the gilt
Jerry won at the beginning of a
swine ring established by his
FT*A chapter. Eight of the 10
were saved in spite of the cold
snap and the unorthodox treat
ment of the first few days. The
sow farrowed again on the day
of the show.
In addition to the breed
championship in the Hamp
shire classes, Snader took the
top ribbon in the Spotted Hog
class and scored first in the
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Lancaster Farming, Saturday, August 3, 1963
open class which pitted one
hog of any breed from an ex
hibitor. Fred 'Hess, Leola Rl,
showed the reserve champion.
Reseive spotted hog was
shown by Richard Ritter, Bph
rata H S.
Ray Kline, Ephrata Rl,
showed the champion Vork
shne, followed by Tom Spit
ler, Ephiata Rl Spitler had
the crossbred champion and
Ron Kline, brother of Ray,
had the leserve In the Duroc
competition, David Heisey,
Sheridan Rl, showed the cham
pion and John Eby, Goidon
ville Rl, showed the reseive
Ephrata won the plaque in
school competition with a to
tal of 397 points Second place
team was Pequea Valley with
87. Other schools placed as fol
lows - Warwick, 56 points,
Elizabethtown, 33, Solanco 31,
and New Holland 24.
At the sale of the 107 head,
auctioneer Henry Leid knocked
the 215 pound grand champion
down to Kunzler and Com
pany, 'Lancaster, for 37 cents
a pound Kunzler also bought
the 235 pound reserve cham
pion for a 25 25 a pound.
Average weight of hogs in
the sale was 199.2 with the
heavyweights in greater de
mand by the six buyers. The
21,305 pounds of pork re
turned $4,217.65 to the future
farmers for a sale average of
19 33.
The show and sale was spon
sored by the county PPA with
the cooperation of the Lanc
aster County Swine Producers
Association.
Judge James Gallagher,
Cumberland County Agent
placed the entries as follows:
YORKSHIRE
Lightweight
Kline, Cloister (champion); 2.
Tom Spitlei, Cloister (reseive
champion), 3. James Wissler,
Cloister, 4 Tony Folker,
Grassland; 5. Tom Zartman,
Cloister, 6 Weavter,
Elizabethtown.
Mediumweight 1. Rich
ard Kachel, Giass’jand, 2.
James Wisslei • 3 James Sch
wangei, Elizabethtown; 4 Mar
vin Weaver, 5 Rov Mentzer,
Pequea Valley, 6 Kevin Hies
tand, Elizabethtown.
SPOTTED POLAND CHINA
Mediumweight 1. Jeny
Snader, Cloister (champion);
2 David Heisey, Cloistei
Heavyweight 1 Dick Rit
ter, Cloister (leseive cham
pion), 2 David Zimmeiman,
Cloister, 3 Tom Zartman.
HAMPSHIRE
Mediumweight 1. Jeiry
Snader (leserve champion-re
serve grand champion); 2.
Henry DeLong, Solanco; 3.
Henry DeLong, 4. Bany Hir
neisen, Cloister.
Heavyweight 1. Jeiry
Snader (champion-grand cham
pion); 2 Tom Zartman; 3.
Henry DeLong
DUROC
Lightweight 1 David
Heisey (champion); 2. John
W. Eby, Pequea Valiev (le
serve champion); 3. John W.
Eby.
CROSSBRED
■Lightweight 1. Ron
Kline, Cloister (reserve cham
pion) ; 2 David Heisey; 3.
Fred Hess, Warwick, 4 Tom
Zartman; 5 John W. Ehy; 6.
Randall Stoltzfus, Val
ley
iMediumweight 1. Tom
■Spitler (champion); 2 Terry
Shremer, Warwick, 3 Fred
Hess, 4 John W. Eby, 5 Roy
Mentzler; 6. Randall Stoltz
fus
Ray
Heavyweight 1 Tom Spit
ler; 2 Martin Wennch, Clois
ter.
OPEX CLASS
1. Jeny Snadei Ccham
pion), 2 Fied Hess (resene
champion); 3 Ron Kline; 4.
Ray Kline; 5 John W. Eby;
6. Tom Zartman
CHAPTER
1 Cloister, 2 Pequea Val
ley, 3. Waiwick, 4. Elizabeth
town; 5. Solanco, 6. Gi ass
land.
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Hoffer
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and
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