GRAND CHAMPION GUERNSEY ling Gordline’s S. H. Holly. The boy
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Show held at the Hershey Sports Arena Warwick FFA Chapter. L. F. Photo
this week. The heifer is a senior year-
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• Balmer Wins
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was Masonic Homes Fashion’s
Joyce, a three-year-old shown
by Joseph and Thomas Eckcn
rod, Lebanon County. Joyce
was sired by Jon-Ell Colonel’s
Fashion.
Junior and reserve grand
champion was Masonic Homes
Hi Peg exhibited by Thomas
Eckenrod and sired by Mar-
Ral Hi Kick.
The five-hour show had the
participation of 13 southeast
ern counties.
Ross Ruble was chairman of
the show.
County placings were:
HOLSTEIN
Junior calf, Luke W. Martin,
Cloister, 7; senior calf, Daryl
L. Bollinger, Cloister, 4; Ray
mond C. Bollinger, Cloister, 5,
junior yearling, Jay E. Smok
er, Cloister, 2; Glenn M. Krei
der, Solanco, 4; two-year-olds,
Earl C. Stauffer, Cloister, 2;
Naaman W. Stoltzfus, Twin
Valley, Berks County, 3; three
and-four-year-olds, Jacob L
Stoltzfus, Pequea, 1; Daryl L.
Bollinger, Cloister, 5.
GUERNSEY
Senior calf, Jesse G. Balmer,
Warwick. 1; senior yearling,
Jesse G. Balmer, 1.
AYRSHIRE
Senior calf, Howett L Seiver
ling, Warwick, 2; senior year
ling, Linford Dale Martin,
Grassland, 2.
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- 8 p.m„ Red Rose DIIIA di
rectors at Lancaster Farm
Credit Bldg.
August 29-9 a.m., ASCSTour,
buses to leave fiom Lampe
ter-Strasburg High School,
returning at 3:30 p.m.
After marriage, the grocer
acquires the dollar that the
florist formerly got.
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Seeds, Inc.
Landisville, Pa.
898-2261