16—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, September 28, 1963 Juiiior Spring Gilt 1, BI- lz mer Stoltzfus, In the breeding stock dlvl- ' <3 ° W a a t nd ri u Lltter T? 7' 1 ’ PaUl sion, Paul We!k Strnsburgßl. We^ St s ” w lf p aul Welk tlie° W ctan/pioSp of the sow (champion sow); 2, Elmer class. He also had the top sow and litter in the show. William Houser, Lampeter had the reserve champion sow, a mature Chester While Hub ert Bitts took Hampshire hon ors with a junior spring gilt. Judge Joe Lutz, associate Adams County agent, placed the swine classes as follows Livengood Wins Market Classes At Lampeter Earl Livengood, 1648 Morn ingside Drive, lived quite well lor a while Wednesday as he saw his Yorkshire market hogs sweep all three classes at the West Lampeter Community Fair Livengood, eighteen, fat tened 28 head of hogs this summer on the 12 acre truck farm he operates with his par ents, Mi and Mrs. Phares Li vengood The former Lampe ter-Strasburg High School vo cational agriculture student said a woodworking and black smith business “seems to be taking over” the farm opera tion, but the four sows he •owns turned out the champion pen of four, champion pen of two and the top individual mar ket hog. In addition to the champion pen of four, which were mediumweights, Liven good also had the top light weight pen. • Beef Show (Continued Irom Page 1) Rl Donna had the grand champion Shorthorn at the 19 63 Farm Show in Harris burg Mary Jane Herr, Refton took both the fitting and show manship honors at the fair. Kenneth Hess, S tiasburg El was runnerup showman, and Reitha Boose, Old Philadel phia Pike, was second in fit ting. In the FFA division of the show, Lee Staulfer, Mount Joy Rl, showed the champion Angus, while Hereford honors went to James Nolt, Mouyit Joy Following are the other pla cings ot judge, Joe Lutz, asso ciate Adams Countv agent. FFA AXGUS 1, Lee Stauffer, Mount Joy Rl, 2, John Campbell, New Holland FFA HEREFORD 1, James Nolt, Mount Joy; 2, Lee Staufter, 3, David Bec ker, Mount Joy R 2; 4, Robert Denlinger, Marietta Rl. 4-H ANGUS 1, Mvron Landis Jr., Stras burg Rl (champion), 2, Ken neth Hess, Strasburg Rl, 3, Robert Greider, Columbia Rl; 4, Edward Donough, Columbia Rl; 5, Dale Bushong, Columbia Rl. 4-H HEREFORD 1, Mary Lou Landis, Stras burg' Rl;*2, Carol Hess, Stras burg Rl; 3, Freida Strasburg Rl; 4, Mary Jane Herr, Refton; 5, Sandy Noll, 240 Centerville Rd. 4-H SHORTHORN 1, Donna Jean Hess, Stras burg Rl, (reserve champion). SHOWMANSHIP 1, Mary Jane Herr, 2, Ken neth Hess. FITTING 1, Mary Jane Herr 2, Ber tha Boose. 2258 Old Philadel phia Pk Lancaster Co. Is Top User Of Fertilizers HARRISBURG Pennsyl vania fanners used 647,242 tons of feitilizei last tear, 3 per cent moie than thev did in 19 61, the State Depaitment of Asncultuie reported today Aloie than one-fouith of the total vs as used in fom coun ties Beiks, Chester, Lancas tei and Yoi k Lancaster's total, 06,980 tons, was the highest repor ted in anv comity. York was nevt with 46,004: tons. Pike countj was lowest with 14 tons. BREEDING SWINE Hampshire Junior Spring Gilt —1, Ro- I>cn of 4 bert Bitts, Willow Street HI. Lightweight 1, Earl Li- Chester White vengood. Aged Sow —1, William .Medmmweight 1. Earl Houser, Lampeter (reserve Livengood (champion); 2, Wil champion sow). low Glen Farm, Strasburg Rl. Yorkshire Heavyweight —1, Kenneth Senior Spring Gilt —1, El- Kametz,,Stiasburg Rl (reserve mer Stoltzfus, Holtwood R 2 champion). 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