'• •Reflections Cloister Chapter; arid Earl White Show at Hershey this Lancaster Farming, Saturday, August 20, 1966—7
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nittp vfar *nn _ . _ , _ Leading the champions was „g C d cow c i nss unc i JC nior and
_ . oSS C hf D l«- . C " B &« D STOL " ,v# ?, ne ; ye * o r t W o Z°Z °„ WnCd «rand championships for her
Red Rose Chapter. Sweep At Black & White Show Jointly by Robert H. Kauffman, owners
Other outstanding boys com- Holstein breeders from Lane Elizabethtown Rl, and J. Rob
noting for the coveted title caster County enjoyed a sweep ert Hess, Strasburg Rl. In “PP' l }® her for senior
were: Dale Herr, Grassland in all major classes at the She is Oliverdale Inspire- champion, the Judge put her
Chapter; Thomas Zartman, Southeastern District Black & tion Terry, and she took the over 120 other females, and for
grand champion, over about
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205 other females.
The Junior title went to 11
two-year-old Ivnnhoc daughter
shown by Daryl Bollinger »)'
Litilz Rl.
The grand champion hull
title was won by a Junior
yearling from the KaulVman
herd.
Countians also scoied in the
club herd division with Hess,
Kauffman and .1 Mowciv Fiey,
Jr, 401 Bcavei Valley Pike,
Lancaster, teaming up to sup
ply the winning entiy
Melvin G Peifer of 1831
Hans Heir Dtive. Lancaster,
and Frey, took the iunior-get
of sire class
Solanco Youth Wins Farm
Mechanics Contest James
Esbenshade, a 1965 graduate
from Solanco High School,
converted an investment of
$l7 85, some time and some
old machine parts into a woik
aole 1~ 'oot elevator and $65
c: sh.
The cash award lepresented
his win in the Lancaster Yoi k
area farm mechanics contest,
and runneiup finish in the dis
trict competition The contest
is sponsored annually by the
Pennsylvania Farm Electrifica
tion Council for boys enrolled
in vocational agncultiue in
the state
Fixing up and remodeling
old equipment is nothing new
for Esbenshade But usually
he gets his return thiough
the woik the machinery does
on the home faim At piesent,
he has a $15,000 machmeiy
inventoiy thiough uist such
thrift and imaginative ‘ fixing
up ”
James is the son oi Mi and
Mis Milton Esbenshade of
Quarryville R 2
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