quality plums 0 Lorry Weaver ' .
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S M O -^ UmS p re ‘ P eated the showing he made
minds Harold Neigh, Penn at the New Holland Farmers
State extensmn consumer spe- Fau , earlier this year . He was
cialist. Some plum varieties a -j so runne r. U p j n the Angus
are fully ripe when the color class on that oJJccasion 0 JJ ccasion and w | m
is yellow-green; others when on to take the showmanship
the color is red, purplish blue, übbon
or black. Good-quality plums
aie plump, clean, of fiesh ap- Cf the 54 Angus, 50 Here
pearance, full colored for the foul - and 5 Shoithoins entei
vanety, and soft enough to ed in the Roundup, 35 animals
~ . , ~ „ . wcie picked to icpiesent the
yield to slight piessuic Sof CO untv at the Faim Show in
tening at the tip is a good Januaiy These animals were
indication of matuuty Imma taken home and were not eli
tuie fiuit is haid Sible for the foui-county dis
tant show on Wednesday
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There were 17 Angus steers
selected for the Harrisburg
show. These were owned by:
Ken Hess, Larry Weaver, Ed
Donough, Steve Alleman, Rob
ert Landis, Larry Brubaker,
Linda Ober, Don Snyder, Mike
Alleman, Phillip Bixler, Gary
Neff, William Frey, Robert
Donough, Ed Hess, Linda
Welk, Carl Guthridge, and
Baiiy Longenecker
Fourteen Hereford animals
were selected, they weie own
ed by Maiy Lou Landis,
Carol Hess, Darlene Neff, Jay
Bixler, Florence Bixler, Harry
Nissly, Nancy Frey, Jay Hav
erstick, Mike Longenecker,
David Heisey, Mike Hosier,
Fred Linton, Larramie Forry,
and Dan Miller.
Shorthorn steers owned by
Donna Hess, Robert Hosier,
John Welk, and Robert Long
were also selected to partici
pate in the Farm Show.
The Angus and the Hereford
cattle in the Tuesday show
were each divided into four
classes: lightweight; medium
weight, light-heavyweight;
heavyweight. The Shorthorns
were grouped into one class.
. In the Angus breed the top
steer of the lightweight class
was shown by Ken Hess; med
iumweight,, Linda Ober; light
heavyweight, Eugene Hosier;
"heavyweight, Wesley Mast.
In the Hereford group the
saine categories finished m the
fpllqwing way: Mary Lou Land
is; Florence Bixler, Mike Hos
ier, and Dan Miller.
Donna Hess topped the
Shorthorn class.
The judges for this show
were Heiman Purdy and Dr
Jack Phillips, both from Penn
State University,
Twenty-seven nurses who
served aboard the hospital ship
S S HOPE during its recently
concluded ten-month visit to
Ecuador will also be with the
ship during its coming mission
to Guinea.
SERVICE TO FARMERS
QUARBYVILLE
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Lancaster Farming, Saturday, November 7, 1964
TOP SHOWMAN at the Red Rose 4-H baby beef
roundup at the Lancaster Stockyards on Tuesday.
L. F. Photo
Checkerboard News
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