FARM EQUIPMENT SALE
WED., AUG. 7,1968 si 9 A.M.
MARTIN’S SALE BARN
Blue Ball, Fa., Lancaster County
Fall harvesting machinery, tractors, implements,
posts, hay and straw.
We Sell On Commission.
PAUL Z. MARTIN
PH. (717 ) 354-667*
Next Sale Sept. 4
THE ANNUAL
LANCASTER
AYRSHIRE SALE
Saturday, August 17, 1968
1 p.m. at
Leroy JSensenig’s barn just off. Rt. 472, 2 mile
southeast <Jf Quarryville, Pa.
40 Registered AYRSHIRES 40
featuring
• Souudi animals with good udders
•. Daughters of top approved Sires
• DHIA records
• Certified health charts for all cows
• Fresh cows for fall production
Consignments by Penna.’s top breeders as well as
local herds.
For Catalog write: LEROY C. SENSENIG
Sale Manager
Quarryville R 2, Pa.
Phone 786-3128
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They averaged 206 pounds, and
brought an average of $22.49
with champions; and $21.73 with
out.
Trophies for the grand cham
pion and reserve grand champion
were presented to the winners
from the Lancaster County
Swine Breeders Assn, by James
Horton, association secretary.
Ruoss also won the grand
champion fitter title, a repeat of
his 1967 win. The grand cham
pion showman title was won by
Earl Stauffer, who won four oth
er championships.
Stauffer, son of Mr. and Mrs
Clarence Stauffer, won the
Hampshire championship, and
reserve titles in Yorkshire, Dur
oc, and open class divisions.
Weaver, 18, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Luke L. Weaver, Ephrata
Rl, won his first top title in his
second year of countywide FFA
competition.
The leserve fitter title went to
Tom Zartman, Ephrata, with
Lester Bowman, Garden Spot, in
third. Weaver won the reserve
showman title, with Kenneth
Weber, Garden Spot, in third.
Judge for the show again this
year was Henry Gruber, of Ar
bogast and Bastion Packing Co,
Allentown
Other breed title winners were
as follows:
Yorkshire championship, Roy
Musser, Garden Spot; Hampshire
reserve, Glenn Oberholtzer, Eliz
abethtown; Poland China, Jay
Smoker, and Clark Stauffer, both
Ephrata; Spotted Poland China,
both titles to Jay Smoker; Ches
ter White, both titles to Dennis
Hess, Warwick; Landrace, Lin
ford Martin and Barry Alexan
der, both Garden Spot; Duroc,
Ruoss, champion; and Berkshue,
Paul Swanger, Elizabethtown,
champion.
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CHAMPIONS at the FFA Swine Show this week. At left
is Franklin Ruoss with the grand champion and on the right
is Linford Weaver with the reser\e grand champion Both
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