12 Lancaster Farming, Saturday, October 5, 1963
JOHN EBY, Jr., Gordonville HI, poses his cham
pion market hog, a purebred Duroc Barrow, after the
judging at New Holland Fair Thursday.
Eby Has Champ
At New Holland
Fair Swine Show
John Ehi, Jr, Goidonville
Rl showed a puiebied Duioc
barrow to the top of the mar
ket hog class at the New Hol
land Fan Thuisday.
.# Cloisters FFA
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lor, Lititz R 2, Warwick 312.9
LIVESTOCK
1. Roy Musser, East Earl
El, Giasslands 352 3, 2 John
Kiev, Quairyville R 2, Solanco
379 6, 3 William Shirk, Good
ville. Grasslands 375 3, 4 Wal
ter Musser, Narvon Rl, Glass
lands 3G2 9, 5 Bany Hirnei
sen, Rein'holds Rl, Cloisters
301 5, 6. Clifford Bollinger,
Lititz R 4, Cloisteis 35S S, 7
Chailes Millei, Lititz R 2, Wai
wick 35S 4, 8 Willard Good,
East Eail Rl, Grasslands 35G
6, 9 Gerald Waltz, Manheim
R D , Manheim 354 9, 10 Ken
neth Mai tin. Denier Rl, Giass
lands 351 8
TOTAH
1. Roy Bowman, New Hol
land RX, Giasslands 664 5, 2
Thomas Zaitman, Ephiata Rl,
Cloisteis 663 S, 3 John Frey,
Quaiivville R 2, Solanco 657 5,
4 Rov Mussei, East Bail Rl,
Giasslands 653 5, 5 Hatold
Good, Ephiata Rl, Cloisters
CIO 5, 6 Bdwaid Redcay,
Remholds Rl Cloisteis 649 7,
7 Cliltoid Bollingei, Lilitz R 4,
Cloisteis 645 3, S Banv Hu
neisen, Remholds Rl Cloisters
636, 9 David Meikey, Stevens
Rl, Cloisteis 630 7, 10 Neal
Sthw endemann, Stevens Rl,
Cloisteis 625 5.
SCHOOLS
, 1 Ephiata High School,
Cloisteis Chaptei 558 5, 2
Rew Holland High School,
Giasslands Chapter 525 7, 3
Maiiheini Cential High School,
Maiiheini Chapter 505 8, 4
Wanuck High School, Waiwick
Chaptei 500 5, 5 Penn Manoi
High School, Manoi Chapter
492 6, Solanco High School,
Solanco Chaptei 475 5, 7. Pe
rinea Valley High School, Pe
rinea Valiev Chaptei 467 6, S
Lanipeter-Strashui g High Sch
ool, Garden Spot Chapter 448
6, 9 Donegal High School,
Witness Oak Chapter 4,40.0
Hoiseshoe pitching Sol
aneo (Charles Craig HI -and’
Jeny McCoy). - A 1
Rope Pulliiis tr ’B#«Csklandt.,
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I _ ll'w .1 1 .Of-
There is NT)*’bperf"‘season
this year in'vhjiSh
hen pheasanUj 1 ft}i i%g:u’f;in'!par
tridges, , gfjjufee,
cub bears, el>c and otters, j 1
John, a 19 62 graduate of
Peauea Valley High School,
had the champion at the same
show last year ' The 220 pound
champion Thursday was his
fourth 4-H pioject.
Placing m the one-class show
was the Hampshire Landrace
cross shown by Robeit Fisher,
East Earl Rl Third place was
taken by another hog of the
same breeding, exhibited by
William Fisher, East Earl Rl.
A Yorkshne shown by Dale
Herr, New Holland R 2, took
fourth place.
The fitting contest also went
to Eby Larry High Bareville,
showed a Hampshire to the
top of the Showmanship con
test.
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