Lancaster farming. (Lancaster, Pa., etc.) 1955-current, August 05, 1967, Image 5

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    • Dairy Roundups
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In the grand champion show
man competition, James Ket
tering of Litltz R 3 was senior
and grand champion of the
two-day show. This was close
to being a repeat, at least to
the extent of last names
Jim’s sister Mary Ellen was
last year’s showmanship champ.
OTHER CHAMPIONS
Among the other breed
champions were: Guernsey,
Mark Witmer, Willow Street
HI, grand champion; with
Penn Del Hero Anita; reserve
went to Har-Len T. C. Beauti
ful, shown by Douglas Weid
man of Landdsville.
In the Ayrshire competition.
PASTURES
THERE IS STILL TIME TO PLAN FOR A NEW
AUGUST SEEDING IN 1967
• PERMANENT SEEDING • NO RESEEDING FOR YEARS
• NO NURSECROP NEEDED • NO BLOAT
• GRAZE IN SEVEN WEEKS • GRAZE UNTIL LATE FALL
Hundreds of acres of this Permanent Pasture have been planted in Lancaster County
over the past 3 years.
Make milk at lowest cost with this high protein Pasture Mixture.
CONTACT US NOW
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56 Greentree Diive LCVi O. otOitZiliS
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Phone; AC 215 339-1059 R> D ‘ l ’ Konks > Penna -
ATTENTION HOG RAISERS
,i «»
you can’t buy it -
you have to build it!
There are no protein supplements or stand- natural protems, you (not the feed com
ard commercial feeds—bagged or otherwise"- ' '/pari}) ; control the balance, content, and
that are exactly right for every feeder’s . costs of your ration
needs Even if there were, nobody could af- > VIGOR TONE programs allow you to
ford to buy them □ use your own quality grain
Better hog producers across the country
know this and are turning to the Pre-Mix
Concept of feeding—and building their ra
tions themselves.
How? By following a VIGORTONE Super
V-8 or No. 6 pie-nux “Birth-to-Market" pro
gram.
When you use VIGORTONE—potent
blends of vitamins, minerals, trace ele
ments, and active live cell yeast —along
with com or oats and soybean meal or other
Vlgortone
theiPerfect Ration people
Cedar Raplds, lowa
Box 166, Paradise, Pa.
if37~ £~< ailii'J
Paul M. Brubaker of Lititz Rl
showed his senior calf Spruce
Villa Kings Royalette to the
grand championship while
Brenda Eshieman of Elizabeth
town Rl took the reserve title
with an intermediate calf,
Scott's Abbey.
Type judge for the roundup
was Donald Ace, Penn State
University dairy specialist.
Showmanship was judged by
Glenn Shirk, Chester County
acso late a?ent, while fitting
was r’dg'd by Schuylkill Coun
ty a ?r.t Charles I. Robertson.
DISTRICT SHOW
Chosen *o represent the
county at jie southeast dis
trict dairy show later this
month were 12 Holsteins to be
shown by: Roy Book, Jr., Ronks
Rl; Jim Kettering; Carol Ann
LEON HERSHEY
Distributor
Hois, Strasburg Rl; Kenneth
Risser, Ronki RI; John E.
Kurtz. Elizabethtown; C. Rob*
crt Grcldcr. Jr., Columbia R 2;
Glenn M. Kreider, Quarryville
Rl; Mary Ellen Kettering (2):
Averril Royer; Benny Ketter
ing. Lititz R 3: and Susan Ann
Kauffman, Elizabethtown Rl.
Seven Guernseys will be
shown by: Mark Z. Witmer
(2); Cindy Breneman, Stras
burg Rl; Phillip M. Shoemak
er. Kirkwood Rl; Peter Wit
mer. Willow Street Rl; Cheryl
Lynn Balmer, Lititz R 4; and
Charlene Wagner, Quarryville
R 2.
Six Jerseys will be shown
by: Stephen Arrowsmith (2);
and the Aaron family, includ
ing Shirley, Thomas Barbara
Jeanne, and Larry, all of Quar-
□ use the special pre-mix and antibiotic
of your choice
□ reduce protein costs by as much as Va
by using natural protein, not fabricated
protein
The result? 20% increase m profits I
To learn more about why the only ‘Per
fect Ration" for you is one }ou build your
self, see your VIGORTONE Serviceman
soon His expenence and nutritional know
how are ready to go to work for you
pre-mixes
Ph. 768-8792
Lancaster Farming. Saturday, August 5.1967
ryville Rl.
And six Ayrshires will be
shown by: Paul M. Brubaker;
John B. Clark, Lititz Rl: Carol
M. Brubaker, Lititz Rl; and
by Brenda. Donna, and Mary
Jane Eshleman of Elizabeth
town Rl.
Blue ribbon winners by
classes were:
HOLSTEIN'S
Junior Calf, 1. Roy W. Book,
Ronks Rl; 2, Jim Kettering,
Lititz R 3; 3, Jane Rind, Lan
caster R 6; 4, Linda Lou Kauff
man, Elizabethtown Rl; 5. Ver
non Dale Umble. Christiana.
Intermediate, 1. Carol Ann
Hess, Strasburg Rl: 2, Barbara
Kreider, Quarryville Rl; 3,
Lynn H. Royer. 2025 Oregon
Pike; 4, Patricia Lynn Eby,
Gordonville Rl; 5, Carol Ket
tering, Lititz R 3.
Senior Calf, 1, Kenneth Ris
ser, Ronks Rl; 2 John E
Kurtz, 1160 N. Market St,
Elizabethtown; 3, Darryl Bol
linger, Manheim Rl; 4, Linda
Dombach, 709 E. Petersburg
Road; 5, Burnell L. Buchen,
Manheim R 3.
Junior Yearling, 1, Susan
Ann Kauffman, Elizabethtown
Rl; 2, Nancy Lavonne Eby; 3,
Linda Martin. East Earl Rl; 4.
Marilyn Kra’ntz, New Piovi
dence Rl; 5, Randal Lee Hess.
Strasburg Rl.
Senior Yeailmg, 1, Mary El
len Kettering; 2, Benny Ket
tering; 3, Robert Dean Hess,
Strasburg Rl; 4, Lucinda K.
Hess, Strasburg Rl; 5, Richard
D Hess, Strasburg Rl
Two-Year-Old, 1, Averril L
Royer; 2 Mary Ellen Ketter
ing; 3, Carol Kettering; 4, Rho
de F. Stauffer, Ephrata Rl; 5,
Bill Landis, Lancaster R 6
Three-Year-Old, 1. C Robert
Greider Jr., Columbia R 2; 2,
Glenn M Kreider, Quarryville
Rl; 3, Edwin E Hess, Stras
burg Rl
Aged Cow, 1, Richard Rubt;
2. Earl C. Stauffer, Ephrata Rl.
AYRSHIRE
Junior calf, Donna Wertz,
Lititz Rl; intermediate calf,
Brenda Eshleman, Elizabeth
town Rl; senior calf, Paul M
Brubaker, Donna Eshleman;
junior yearling, John B Clark,
Lititz Rl. senior yearling, San
dra Eshleman.
GUERNSEY
Junior calf, Randy O’Connell,
Kirkwood Rl; Charlene Wag
ner, Quairyville R 2, inteimedi-
PENAR*
Available now at 1
P. L. ROHRER & BRO.
SMOKETOWN, PA.
Ph. 397-3539
PENAR *
Available at
ORGANIC PLANT
FOOD CO.
Grofftown Rd.
Next to Waterworks
Ph. 392-4963 or 392-0374
Use PEN AIT
FOR TOBACCO SUCKER CONTROL
IPENAR and other crop protection chemicals available
thru your Armour dealers.
CALL 393-9949 or 872-5897 for Penar information.
ARMOUR AGRICULTURAL
CHEMICAL COMPANY
P. O.'Box
-v.vv :;st'C c-o so:.*.-’ *3.. a:i: 5 J’. a l -.;iji slau
ate class, Cynthia J. Balmer,
Wayne Denlingcr. Mark Wit
mer; senior calf, Cheryl Lynn
Balmer, Lititz R 4: Donald
Breneman, Strasburg Rl; Peter
Witmer, Willow Street Rl;
Douglas Weidman: senior year
ling. Cindy Breneman. Straa
burg Rl; Allan R. Crider. Not
tingham R 2; 2-year-old, Mark
Z. Witmer.
JERSEY
Junior calf. Wayne R. Le
fever, Quarryville Rl; inter
mediate. Barbara Jeanne Aa
ron. Thomas Aaron; junior
yearling, Stephen Arrowsmith;
senior yearling, Shirley Aaron;
3-year-old, Stephen Arrow
smith; aged cow, Stephen Ar
rowsmith.
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