—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, January 20, 1968 16 Farm Show Bits And Pieces C Warren Lemingei’s re serve champion Spotted Swine exit sold in the bleed sale Tues day afternoon foi $135 to Cum berland County “This is the worst traffic jam I have seen in recent years,” State Agriculture Secretary Ice land H Bull declared about Wednesday’s Farm Show ciowd Josephine M Nissley, Wash ington Boro Rl, was awarded a college scholaiship horn the So ciety of Faim Women at the Faim Show She is eni oiled at Diexel Institute Yearly sales of poultiy pio duets amount to $l5O million, states a Pennsylvania poultiy mdustiy display The 150 steei s enteied in the 4-H baby beef competitio i Thuisday weighed a total u 147 670 pounds or enough to provide more than a quarter of a million hamburgers accoiding to B Wayne Kelly, Extension Penn State Management Specia list About 450 women attended the opening session of the 49th annual convention of the So ciety of Faim Women of Penn sylvania held duung the Faim Show It snowed in the pre dawn houis ot Monday, following an icy, lamy Sunday, and a shin ciowd was on hand for the opening of show Tammy Minick, Bainbudge, had the champion bantam male and the best bantam female awaid went to Agnevv Futz of Adamstown in live poultry judging Two Lancaster County swine breeders weie named to offices in then state breed associations John H Henkel, Stiasburg HI, was elected vice president of the Yoikshire Cooperative Asso ciation, Inc, and C Wairen Lemmgei, Denver R 2, was elect ed Secietary-Tieasuiei of the Spotted Swine Bieedeis Asso ciation A Holstein calf was boi n Thursday at the Farm Show The new arrival is owned by Richaid D Hess, Strasburg R 1 Teachers at the Hainsburg Academy, a private school, kept then kmdergaiten classes from getting lost at the Farm Show by linking themselves and then little pupils together with lopes The champion Shiopshue in the Market Lamb Division was shown by John D M a l l l n Pequea Rl, and the champion Southdown by Avenll Royei, 2025 Oiegon Pike, Lancaslei John Watson, 838 Lime Valley Rd , Willow Stieet, won a fust in the Egg Break out class and a third in the Carton Class foi one dozen eggs Watson is man ager of Reid Sheaffer’s Faim, 915 Lime Valley Rd, Willow Stieet The laying hens were Hy-Line according to Ivan Mill er, representative Cynthia Balmer, Lititz R D , a student at Warwick High School) took a first place in the school I sewing division with a diess Lancaster Has Corn Winners In Competition A pair of Denver R 2 youth » lace m botb th f l°; ear and 30 ‘ were at the top of their class in >ea^' °P en pollinated dent classes the vocational corn show in Class placmgs: in the corn Harrisburg this week sb °'I > s A al ' e n ?? fo^°' vs , _ FFA, 10 Eai Hybrid Dent, 1, In District 1, comprising 15 Marlin Bollinger, 2, Eugene southeastern counties, the first Bollinger place entry of Marlin Bollinger 4 H °io Ear Hybrid Dent, 5, nosed out the corn of last year’s Douglas' Keener, 1266 Gypsy first prize winner, Eugene 801 - Hill Rd inger OPEN SHOW, (State Wide) The exhibits were requited to 10 Ear Open Pollinated Dent, SPREAD ANY MANURE ...liquids to frozen solids Powerful chain-flail action of the Starline Rotaspreader shreds and spreads any type manure in broad, even snaths lip to 20-feet nide. Simple construction reduces mainte nance. “Seal-of-Quality” galvanized steel body resists corrosion. Separate chassis hauls heaviest loads. See us soon for full details and a demonstration. R. D. 3, Lititz, Pa. 350 Strasburg Pike, Lancaster Phone; Lane. 397-5179 Strasburg ,687-6002 Lititz 626-7766 " ; „**•»> * * FOWL’S FEED SERVICE R. D. 1, Quarryville R. D. 2, Peach Bottom DUTCHMAN FEED MILLS, INC. R. D. 1, Stevens HERSHEY BROS. Reinholds have been grown by the -FFA exhibitor and to have been se lected through elimination con tests in local and county school fairs The entries were all hy brid dent In the open classes Eric F Wittel, Lancaster R 2 won first ■ im cr . Do you know how much milk your cows can really give? Did you ever hear of a poultryman who gathered his eggs and then decided how much feed to give his hens? Or of a hog man who weighed his pigs and then decided how much feed they ought to get next day? But how many dairymen dn you know Who weigh Bossy’s milk, then decide how much feed to give her? Doesn’t make sense, does it? Wayne's New Concept Daily Feeding Program does' It leads Bossy into high production with high grain feeding FIRST. K. M. STAUFFER MILLERSVILLE & SONS, INC. SUPPLY CO. Witmer MiUersville HEISEY FARM SERVICE Lawn and Bellaire MOUNTVILLE FEED SERVICE R. D. 2, Columbia PARADISE SUPPLY C. E. SAUDER & SONS , Paradise R. D. 1, East Earl - 1, Eric F. Wittel; 4, Clyde Bni- (District 1) 30 Ear Single baker, Lancaster, 5, D B Bru- Cross Hybrid, 1, Clem Griffith; bakef - 4, D. B. Brubaker. (District 1) 30 Ear Hybrid (State Wide 110 Far Pn^m-n Dent, 2, D B. Brubaker,' -3. „ tate Wl <*e) 10 Eai Popcorn, Clem Gnffith, Ephrata R 2, 4. 3 - D B - Brubaker; 5, Clem Daniel A Brubaker, Ephrata Gnffith Rl, 5, Clyde Brubaker (State Wide) 30-Ear Open Pollinated Dent, 1. Eric F Wit- „ „ ~ ~ . tel- 4 Clem Griffith 5 Clvde Tempoial title of the ‘Pope is “!’ \ fl Uem Gnffith, 5, Clyde Sovemgn of th€ state of Vati muDaKei can City Formerly it was (District 1). 10 Ear Single- Sovereign of the Temporal Do- Cross Hybiid. 3, Daniel A Bru- mains of the Holy Roman baker; 4, p. B Brubaker Church. Then you adjust to the most profitable level, after you've learned how much milk Bossy can really give. More dairymen eveiy day are discover ing the advantages of Wayne's New Concept Dairy Feeding Program, how Wayne’s high-quality, multi-sourced in gredients pay off in the milk pail. It works for them -—it can work for YOU. Come in and talk it over. WHITE OAK MILL R. D. 4, Manheim GRUBB SUPPLY CO. Elizabethtown ROHRER’S MILL R. D. 1, Ronks POPE’S TITLE
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