• Two-Year-Olds °W daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
(Continued from Page 6) Robert Grolf - Quarryville R 3.
Mrs. Charles H. Wagner, Quar- , T, he Sunlight heifer was fresh
ryville R 2, was top. Audrey days ? nd already milkin S 55 ‘
showed her homebred two-year- 60 popnds per day.
old, Char-Lea Farm Effie that J °. nly one Ayrshire was enter
was fresh July 17. ed m *“ e show > but she was a
Reserve in the junior division year ' old ’ skown by Marvin
was a three-year-old shown by M „ er °* Strasburg.
Scott Mull, Quarryville Rl. „ Stephen Arrowsmith, Peach
Holstejn Bottom, won both the grand and
The final round of the Hoi- 7J:.f and ch: '7 ionsh !PS in
stein division put Amos Rutt’s w-f, Tw age ? f cow
* first place age cow and his son J waS
Kenneth’s top two-year-old in
the ring together. Again judge
Gruver went to the two-year
old, making the age cow re
serve. Edgefield Bonnie Jean,
the open grand champion was
bred by Ken and has produced
in 120 days, 5.581 pounds of
milk and 255 pounds of butter
fat with a 4.3 percent test.
The Rutt’s live at Quarryville
R 2.
Groffdale G neral Sunlight,
another two-- -Mr-old was grand
champion of the junior Holstein
show for Sharon Gorff, 12-year-
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The list of winnings are:
Guernsey
Junior calf, 1, Diane Crider,
Nottingham R 2; 2, Randy O’-
Connell, Kirkwood: 3, Vernon
Preston, Oxfoid R 2; 4, Earl
Mull, Quarryville Rl. Interme
diate calf, 1, Jay Hastings, Kirk
wood; 2, Robert and Joyce Wag
ner, Quarryville R 2; 3, J. Robert
Book, Kirkwood; 4, Scott Mull,
Quanyville Rl; 5, Elizabc h
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GUERNSEY WINNERS AT
QUARRYVILLE THIS WEEK, (right)
Blakeford Nances Bellflower is shown
by J. Robert Book, Kirkwood Rl. Bell
flower was the open show grand champ
ion here as a two-year-old. She has al
ready produced 10.279 pounds of milk
and 465 pounds of butterfat in 260 days.
ior yearling, 1, J Robert Book; ville R 2. Senior yearling, 1, Al
2, Dennis Allen, Quarryville len Crider; 2, Scott Mull. Two-
R 2, 3, Larry Wagner, Quarry- year-old, 1, J Robeit Book and
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Lancaster Farming, Saturday, September 23,1967—7
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On the left is the grand champion of
the junior division, Char-Lea Farm
Effie, shown by Audrey Wagner, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Wagner,
Quarryville R 2. This homebred two
year-old was fresh July 17 and had been
first at the 1965 Quarryville Fair as a
junior calf. L. F. Photo
Stanley Giaber, Lancaster R 7;
2, Scott Mull Aged cow, 1, J,
Robert Book, 2, Earl Mull
Holstein
Junior calf, 1, Sue Gioff,
Quau yville R 3, 2, Jim High,
Strasburg, 3, Tom Galbieath,
Peach Bottom, 4, Maik Young,
Peach Bottom, 5, Marvin Click,
Quan yville R 2. Intermediate
calf, 1, Joyce Gioff, Quarryville
R 2; 2, Baibaia Kieider, Quauy
ville Rl, 3. Herb Kieidei, Quar
ry ville Rl; 4, Manlyn Kiantz,
New Proiidence Rl, 5, Gary
Akeis, Quauyville Rl Senior
calf, 1, Carol Groff, Quan yville
R 3; 2, Lewis Kreidei, Quarry
ville Rl, 3, Ken Winteis, Kirk
wood, 4, Marvin Ghck, Quarry
ville R 2, 5, Amos Rutt, Quarry
ville R 2 Junior yearling, 1,
Marilyn Krantz, 2, Kenneth
Rutt, Quarryville R 2, 3, Nancy
DeLong, Quarryville Rl, 4, Le
roy Welk, Quan yville R 3; 5,
Dale Giffing, Peach Bottom
Senior yearling, 1, Bany
Plerr, Quaiiynlle R 2 2, James
High, Stiasburg, 3, Tommy
Kieider, Quauyville Rl, 4,
Lloyd Welk, Quairyville R 3, 5,
Linda Kieidei, Quairyville Rl.
Two-year-old, 1, Ken Rutt, 2,
Sharon Gioff Tinee-year-old, 1,
Glenn Kreider Four-year-old, 1,
Amos Rutt, 2, Robeit Gioff, 3,
Marvin Millei, 4, Glenn Kreider.
Two-yeai-old, Maivm Miller,
Strasbuig Rl.
Junior calf, 1, Steve Ai row
smith, Peach Bottom Interme
diate calf, 1, Bnan Airowsmith,
Peach Bottom Aged cow, 1,
Steve Anowsmith
1, Earl Mull, 2, Glenn Ki eid
er, 3, Beth Pieston
Fitting
1, Allen Cudei, 2, Bany
Hen; 3, Linda DeLong
we need of each breed by the
above date Please help us by
returning the caid promptly
one way or the othei, if you are
not going to le-enioll, then
write tins fact on the card and
return it to us
If you know of any new mem
bers that want to join our club
this coming year, please get this
information to yom Club Lead
er or to me bj the same dead
line.”
WHY SHOULDN’T YOU
STICK PINS INTO AN ELEC
TRIC HEATING PAD or
blanket to keep it in place?
Because the pin may go
through the insulation and
come into contact with the
vuies m the pad You maj get
l shock or bum fiom the p.n.
Ph. 733-6525
AYRSHIRE
Jersey
Show manship
• Beef Club
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