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presented by Interstate Milk
Producers.
Guernsey: Mark Witmer, Wil
low Street Rl, presented by
Queen Dairy
Holstein: Richard Rutt, Quar
ryville R 2, presented by Hie
stand Feed Mill.
JUNIOR CHAMPION HOL
STEIN, State 4-H Dairy Show:
Susan Kauffman, Elizabethtown
Rl, presented by Wenger Feed
Mill.*
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PION JERSEY, State 4-H Dairy
Show: Stephen Arrowsmith,
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PARADISE SUPPLY
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MOUNTVILLE
FEED SERVICE DUTCHMAN FEED
R, D. 2, Columbia MILLS, INC.
R, D. 1, Stevens
FOWL’S FEED SERVICE WHITE OAK MILL
J I V?o I ’o Qu^: ryville K. D. 4, Manheim
B. D. 3, Peach Jtsotiom
FArSmsIrVICE
R. D. 1, Konks Lawn and BeUaire
C. E. SAUDER & SONS MILLEKSVILLE
R. D. 1, East Earl SUPPLY CO.
Millersville
HERSHEYBROS.
Reinholds
' GRUBB SUPPLY CO.
Elizabethtown
presented by Lancaster Jersey
Breeders.
GRAND CHAMPION GU
ERNSEY, District Dairy Show:
Mark Witmer, presented by
Diller & Kreider, Auct.
JUNIOR HOLSTEIN CHAM
PION, District Dairy Show:
Mary Ellen Kettering, present
ed by McMillan, Cox &
Schmuck, Quarryville.
SENIOR SHOWMAN
Ayrshire: Paul Btubaker
Jersey: Stephen Arrowsmith
Guernsey: Cynthia Balmer,
Lititz R 4.
Holstein;
Lititz R 3.
All four
James
Senior
ship trophies above were pre
sented by Agwuy.
CHAMPION SHOWMAN:
James Kettering, presented by
Interstate Milk Producers.
JUNIOR SHOWMAN
Ayrshire; Mary Eshlcman,
Elizabethtown Rl, presented by
Lancaster Milk Co.
Jersey; Barbara Aaron, pre
sented by Fowl Feeds.
Guernsey; Curvin Denlinger,
Gordonville Rl, presented 'by
Martin’s Dairy.
Holstein: Richard Hess Jr.,
Strasburg Rl, presented by
Musser Feed.
Kettering,
Junior Champion Showman:
Richard Hess Jr., presented by
Good’s Feed Mill.
SENIOR FITTER
Showman-
Ayrshire: Sandra Eshleman,
Elizabethtown Rl, presented
by Clarence Stauffer, Ephrata
Rl.
Jersey: Shirley Aaron, Quar
ryville Rl, presented by Tur
key Hill Dany
Guernsey: Joyce Stoltzfus,
Ronks Rl, presented by Lan
caster Milk Co.
Holstein: Averill Royer, pre
sented by Cloister Dairy
CHAMPION FITTER: Aver
nl Royer, presented by Hoober
Feeds.
JUNIOR FITTERS
Ayrshire: Mary Eshleman,
presented by Mt Joy Farmers
Cooperative.
Jersey: Barbara Aaron, pre
sented by Moore Dairy.
Guernsey: Donald Breneman
Strasburg Rl, presented by
Young’s Mineral
Holstein: ' Rhoda Stauffer,
Ephrata Rl, presented by
NEBA
JUNIOR CHAMPION FIT
TER: Rhoda Stauffer, present
ed by Elby's Feed 'Mill.
RECORD BOOK SCORES
Holstein: 1. Averril Royer
-97.6; 2. Mary Kettering-96 5;
Lancaster Farming, Saturday. October 21,1967 —9
3. Carol Hess, Strasburg Rl
-95.9; 4. Lynn Royer, 2025 Ore
gon Pk., Lanc.-95; James Ket
tering-95; Barbara Kreider,
Quarryville Rl (Jr.)-95; 5.
Rhoda Stauffer-94.5; 6. C. Dale
Bollinger, Quarryville Rl-94;
Dorthea George, 242 Pitney
Rd., Lanc.-94; 7. Nanette Stauf
fer, Ephrata Rl-93.3; 8. Mari
lyn Harbold, Mount Joy Rl
-931; 9. Marlene Harbold, Mount
Joy Rl-93; Donna Hess, Stras
burg Rl-93; Kenneth Risser,
Leola Rl-93: Judy Thomas,
Millersville Rl-93; 10. Susan
Kauffman-92.8; 11 Benny Ket
tering, Lititz R 3-92 5; 12. Ed
win Hess, Strasburg Rl-92.3,
Richard Hess-92 3: 13 Patricia
Eby, Gordonville Rl-92 2; 14
Nancy Eby, Gordonville Rl-92,
Raelene Harbold, Mount Joy
Rl-92.
Guernsey: 1. Jesse Balmer
-96 5; 2 Joyce Stoltzfus-95 1, 3
Cynthia Balmer-94 8: 4 Char
lene Wagner (Jr )-92, 5 Scott
Mull, Quarryville Rl-917, 6
Cheryl Balmer, Lititz R 4-91 5.
7 Curvin Denlinger-901; 8
Phillip Shoemaker, Kirkwood
Rl-90
Ayrshire: 1 Paul Brubaker
-94.1, 2 Donna Eshleman, Eliz
abethtown Rl-92 5. 3 Carol
Brubaker, Lititz Rl-90 5, 4
Sandra Eshleman-86 5, Donna
Wertz (Jr )-86 5, 5. Mary Esh
leman-86.4; 6. John Clark, Lit
itz Rl-85.5; 7 Brenda Eshle
man Elizabethtown Rl-85
Jersey: 1. Stephen Arrow
smith-93 3; 2 Barbara Aaron
(Jr.)-93; 3. Shirley Aaron
-92.1; 4. Thomas Aaron, Quar
ryville Rl-89; 5 June Aaron,
Quarryville Rl-88.5; 6. Larry
Aaron, Quarryville Rl-88; Bri
an Arrowsmith, Peach Bottom
Rl-88.
State Grange
Attendance May
Reach 1,800
Harrisburg Founding of
the Grange 100 years ago will
be observed in a tribute to
William Saunders, its first na
tional master, Monday noon,
Oct. 23, in Gettysburg at the
opening of the 95th annual ses
sion (October 23-26) of the
Pennsylvania State Grange,
John W. Scott, master, said to
day.
A life-size figure of Saunders
will be unveiled in the National
Civil War Wax Museum not far
from the Gettysburg National
Cemetery for which he drew the
original plans under commis
sion of President Lincoln. At
the dedication of the cemetery
by the President 104 years ago,
on the occasion of his immortal
Gettysburg Address, Saunders
shared the platfoim with him,
sitting two seats away in the
front row
Saundeis, native of Scotland
and world-renowned authority
on landscape architecture, was
superintendent of the propagat
ing gardens of the then new U S.
Department ot Agriculture. His
plans for the Gettysburg burial
grounds became a pattern for
other national cemeteries that
were established later.
Scott will speak at the unveil
ing and dedication of the Saund
ers statue done m wax. The Rev.
James Gold, Middleburg, state
Grange chaplain, will give the
invocation. G Wallis Caulk, Sr.,
Woodside, Del., state master for
that state, will join in th«> cere
mony as representative of the
National Grange to the conven
tion.
Talent contests, reports, ac
tion on resolutions, election of
officers, initiations and a tour
of the Battlefield will mark the
4-day session Top performers in
four different categories of
talent will be named to repres
ent the State Grange at the
101st convention of the National
Grange, Nov 12-21 at Syracuse,
N Y
More than 500 men and wo
men will be initiated into the
sixth (state) degree of the
Grange Wednesday night, Oct.
25, in the auditorium of Gettys
burg High School where all
general sessions will be held.
This will qualify them to re
ceive the seventh (national) de
gree at Syracuse along with sev
eral hundred Pennsylvania can
didates.
Scott said attendance at Get
tysburg may reach 1,800 for one
of the largest state meetings in
recent years Delegates will rep
resent a membership of 62,000
in 643 subordinate Granges ua
65 counties.
Balmer Farm Sells j
For 44,250 Dollars
The Harry and Minnie Bal
mer farm, Manheim R 2, was
sold on Saturday, October 14,
to Jay Hershey, Manheim
R 2, for $44,250. Rufus K,
Geib was the auctioneer.