B—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, October 7.1967
Winners Of The Lampeter Fair
FFA Judging Contest Announced
The results of the FFA. judg
ing contests at Lampeter Fair
were ennounced Thursday af
ternoon at the regular meeting
of the county Vo-Ag teachers at
the Lampeter Strasburg High
School in Lampeter. Epbrata
High School retained the plaque
for the most school points with
a grand total of 594.6. Richard
Rohrer, Lancaster R 2 from
Penn Manor, won the 25 dollar
savings bond with the top score
in the dairy judging. Richard
had 27P 2 points.
In th' Lvestock judging, Al
dus Ma tm Drumore, from the
Solanco H ih School was top
with 473 2 points.
Larry Burkhart, East Earl
Rl. had the lop overall score
of 712.9 points. Larry is from
the New Holland School.
A complete list of the plac
ings follows:
Dairy
1. Ricluud Rohrer, Lancaster
R 2. 279.2 points, Penn Manor.
2. Tom Risser, Lititz Rl, 273
points, Warwick.
3. Williari Buchter Ephrata
Rl. 271.4 joints, Ephrata.
4. Harry Wenger, Stevens Rl,
2713 points. Ephrata.
5. Paul Wise, Reinholds Rl,
271 points, Ephrata.
6. Larry Burkhart, East Earl
Rl. 267.7 points. New Holland.
7. Lany Myers, Peach Bot
tom R 2, 265.6 points, Solanco.
8. Lany Mowrer, Main St.,;
Ephrata, 264.0 points, Ephrata.
9. Howett Seiverling, Lititz
Rl, 263 7 points, Warwick.
10. Jay Zimmerman, Stevens
Rl, 263.2 points. Ephrata.
Livestock
1. Aldus Martin, Druxnore,
473.2 points, Solanco.
2. Jeffrey Pfautz, Stevens HI,
468.1 points, Ephrata.
3. Larry Burkhart, East Earl
Rl, 445.2, New Holland.
4. Galen Yoder, Elversonß2,
4451 points, New Holland.
5. Robert Esbenshade, New
Holland R 2, 443.0 points, New
Holland.
6. Carl Martin, Mohnton R 2,
439 8 points, New Holland
7 Levi Henly, Reinholds,
438 0 points, Ephrata.
8 Terry Holman, Grant St,
Ephrata, 437 points, Ephrata.
9 David Horting, Denver R 2,
4336 points, Eplxrata
10 PeiTy Ansel, Stevens Rl,
432 7 points, Ephrata
Total Points
1 Larry Burkhart, East Earl
Manheim Is
Last Local
Farm Show
The last of the local farm
shows will he held next week
in Manheim.
Starting Wednesday October
11 and going through Frida;
October 13, a full line of farm
products and animals will com
pete for the blue ribbons Wed
nesday as Swine, Sheep and
Baby Beef judging Thursday
is Dairy Cattle judging and
Friday is the tractor diiving
contest
A list of times for the ac
tivities follows;
MANHEIM FAIR
Wednesday, October 11
1-00 pm.—Judging Swine
and Sheep
6 30 p.m
Beef
Judging Baby
7:00 p.m Parade
7:15 p.m. Crowning of
the Queen
Thursday
6:30 p.m. Judging Dairy
Cattle
Friday
2:00 p.m. Tractor driv
ing contest
Rl, 712.9 paint*. New Holland.
2. Jeffrey Pfautz, Stevens Rl,
700.7 points, Ephrata.
3. Galen Yoder. Elversonß2,
886.0 points. New Holland.
4. Jay Zimmerman, Stevens
Rl, 684.9 points, Ephrata.
5. William Buchter, Ephrata
Rl. 683.9 points, Ephrata.
6. Richard Rohrer, Lancaster
R 2, 680.1, Penn Manor.
7. Levi Henly, Reinholds,
676.4 points, Ephrata.
8. Howett Seiverling, Lititz
Rl, 672.2 points, Warwick.
9. David Harting. Denver R 2,
669.9 points, Ephrata.
10. Claud Miller, Willow
Street Rl, 668.6 points, Penn
Manor,
School Total
1. Ephrata, 594 6 points.
2. Penn Manor, 531.3 points.
3. New Holland, 528.7 points.
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• FFA Boys
(CootintMd from Pago 1)
ore: Jobs Kurtz, 1100 North
Market St; Steven Allemnn,
Larry Baum and Paul Swanger,
all of Eizabethtown RS; and
Robert Becker, Bainbridge Rl.
Thoae going from New Holland
High School with Philip Ogline
are: Kenneth Weber, Mohnton
R 2; Michael Smucker, EphraU
R 2; Galen Yoder, Elverson R 2;
Robert Esbenshade, New Hol
land R 2; Larry Burkhart East
Earl Rl; Clair Bowman, East
Earl Rl; Eugene Brendle, East
Earl Rl; Larry Groff, East Earl
Rl; Larry High, Main Street
Leola; Douglas Houck, and Rich
ard Hersh.
4. Warwick, 524 6 points.
5. Manheim, 515.4 points.
6. Solanco, 497.9 points.
7. Elizabethtown, 481.3 pts.
8. Lampeter-Strasburg, 472.1
points.
9. Pequea Valley, 451 points.
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• Form Colondor
(Continued from Pago 1)
8:00 p.m. Lancaster Soil
and Water directors meet at
Lancaster Court House
• Co. Poultrymen
(Continued from Pago 1)
limited to 350. Anticipating a
wide interest in the speaker’s
subject the banquet committee
notes that ticket preference will,
be shown to Lancaster County
poultrymen. However, when
that demand is satisfied, tickets
will be available to other indivi
duals or groups in the county.
Tickets are now on sale at $3
per person, and poultrymen are
urged to get their orders placed
at the earliest opportunity so as
not to be disappointed when the
supply is exhausted.
Lancaster County Poultry
Queen for 1967, Mary Lou Land
is of Strasburg Rl, will also be
on hand for the gala affair. A
brief business meeting will be
held in conjunction with the
banquet.
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Tuesday. October 10
10 - U NEPPCO Expwfflon,
Form Show Bldg.
Wednesday. October II
0:80 A.M. Beginning Tail
oring Workshop, Form Crodit
Bldg. . .
11 - 13 FFA 40th National
Convention, Kansas City
11-13 Manheim Fair (see
schedule Page 8)
DHIA State Board meeting at
Penn State
7:00 p.m. Pork Producers
Council meet, Ag. Bldg.,
Harrisburg
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