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THE GRAND CHAMPION SAM
PLE OF HAY that won 50 dollars in
prize money for Charles H. Gable, El
verson HI, at the New Holland Farmers
Fair Wednesday morning. The New Hol
land Machine Company made the
money award available for this field
Gable Wins Fifty Dollar Hay A ward
A field cured sample of later the grand champion award at
cut alfalfa shown by Charles the New Holland Farmers Farr,
H Gable, Elverson Rl, won in judging competition Wed-
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cured later cut alfalfa In the photo
Judge John Baylor, (left) Pennsylvania
State University, and Larry Weaver,
Hay, Corn and Tobacco Chairman show
the champion sample moments after
Baylor made the award. L. F. Photo
nesday morning The prize
money totaled 50 dollars and
was made available by New
Holland Machine Company Ga
ble also had the first place in
mixed alfalfa and grass com
petition
1 The reserve grand champion
award worth 25 dollars .went
to Frank Yost, New Holland
R 2, for his field cured later
cut grass Frank Yost also had
the first place sample of first
cutting grass
In the alfalfa first cutting
division, Ivan R Yost, Narvon
R 2 had first place.
CORN
In the corn show, fust place
single ear went to Robert Es
benshade, New Holland R 2;
first place, ten ears - Joanna
B Sadler, Stevens Rl. and
first place, thirty ears - Darnel
A Brubaker, Ephrata Rl
Judge for corn and hay was
John Baylor, Pennsylvania
State University.
TOBACCO
A smaller than usual tobacco
show was evident at the New
Holland Fair this year, due
largely to the hail damage in
the New Holland district In
fact, chairman Larry Weaver
said only two lath were from
the home area.
However, Pams Gruber and
Richard Chai'les from Bayuk
Cigars, Inc, Lancaster, who
judged the tobacco show, said
the tobacco that was shown
was very fine Of the county
tobacco conditions in general,
Gruber said, “On the whole,
we have had a good curing
year and definitely a better
growing year than for awhile.”
The judges placed the grand
championship on the wrapper
type lath of Richard Beaman,
2554 Creek Hill Road, Lancas
ter The filler first place award
went to Harold Leaman, same
address.
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