3,788 Entries Of Beef Cattle,
Sheep, Swine & Pleasure Horses
To Compete At Exposition
Livestock valued at more than
$e Million will compete for more
*ua $50,000 in premiums and
special awards in the 12th an
imal Pennsylvania Livestock Ex
po»tion at the Farm Show com
plete Nov. 9-16. *
A total of 3,788 entries, in
eluding beef cattle, sheep, swine
ud pleasure horses will vie for
the awards. Entries have been
received fiom two dozen stales
and Canada.
Highlight of the 1968 exposi
tion will be the first legional
4-H horse judging contest and
sales sponsored by thiee breed
associations Quarter Horse,
Appaloosa and Suffolk.
Competition in the swine divi
«on appears to be toughest, with
about 1,100 head entered. Judg
es will select the best in breed
ing stock, market barrows and
carcass barrows
Approximately 7UU head of
beef cattle will “lock horns”
f*r honors in categories of
breeding stock, steers, carcass
It's important to feed your cows the best you know how. Red Rose Dairy Feeds . ..
and Supplements . . . are the feeds you need. They provide all the nutrients cows
need for maintenance and to put milk in the pail.
Select the Red Rose t)airy Feed that suits your particular need (they're available
in many protein levels), or mix Red Rose Supplements with your home-grown
grains Then, you can feed with a confidence you have never known before,
and you'll see the difference Red Rose feeding makes in profit!
Walter Binkley & Son
Brown & Rea, (nc. _
Elverson Supply Co.
Henry E. Garber
R. D. 1, Elizabethtown, Pa.
L. T. Geib Estate
L B. Graybill & Son
Refton Strasburg
steers, feeder cattle and junior
classes
The All Suffolk Yearling Bred
Ew.e Show and Sale, sponsored
by the Pennsylvania Suffolk
Sheep Association, will high
light competition in the sheep
division of the exposition. More
than $lO 000 in awards will be
claimed by sheep entries in 11
separate breed shows.
Pleasure horse lovers will
have an opportunity to view or
compete in five separate shows
and contests, including the new
regional 4-H judging contest
and the Pennsylvania State 4-H
Hoise Show.
Exposition officials expect
about 750 hoises to compete in
the various activities Just under
half of these will be mounts
owned and exhibited by 4-H
membei s
Regular equestrian shows will
feature Arabians, Quarter Hors
es and Appaloosas
Sponsoring the exposition is
the Pennsylvania Livestock and
IT TAKES TWO YEARS...
Lititz
Atglen
Elverson
Manheim
Farm Vacation
Directory Coming
The State Department of Ag
riculture is now compiling the
1969 issue of the “Pennsylvania
Farm Vacation Directory.”
Farmers who have facilities for
paying guests can turn them in
to a profitable enterprise by tak
ing advantage of the promotion
al services of the Department.
All previous registrants who
have offered accommodations
aie being contacted for renew
als of their listings, but with
farm vacationing becoming a
glowing part of Pennsylvania’s
tounst industry, the Department
is seeking additional registra
tions.
Nearly 100 faims fiom all le
gions of the state were listed for
the 1968 season when 5,000 cop-
ies of the directoiy weie dis-
tubuted. The Depaitment noted paimeis may obtain the nec
that the greatest number of ie- es forms for hstirg m the
quests came Horn the large ur- 1f169 directory by wnting to the
ban m-eas of the states of New Bmeau of Markets , Pe nnsylva-
Yoik and New Jeisey. Ria Department of Agnculture,
2301 N Cameron St, Harris-
Allied Industries Association m burg 17120 Closing date loi en
coopeiation with the Pennsylva- tries is Januaiy 2, with distn
ma Department of Agriculture button of the directory set for
and its Farm Show Commission March of next year.
For a dairy calf to develop and reach
the milking line!
This means a lot of her owner's time, barn space,
money, and worry with the hope she will be a
good producing cow.
How well nourished this calf has been, together with
her inheritance will prove what kind of cow she will
be.
E. Musser Heisey & Son
R. D. #2, Mt. Joy, Pa.'
Heistond Bros.
Elizabethtown
A. L. Herr & Bro.
Quarryville
David B. Hurst
Bowmansville
Mortin's Feed Mill, Inc.
R. D. 3, Ephrata, Pa.
Mountviile Feed Service
Mountville
• Edwin Hess
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In the Guernsey division
Peter Witmer, son of Mr and
Mrs Raymond Witmer, Willow
Street R 1 was first with 94
points, Shirley Aaion, daughter
of Mr and Mrs William Aaion,
Quairyville R 1 was first in Jer
sey with 916 points; Bienda
Eshleman, daughter of Mr and
Mrs Kenneth Eshleman, Eliza
bethtown was fust in Ayrshne
with 89 5 points and in the
Brown Swiss, Robeit Witmer
son of Mr and Mis .T Rohier
Witmer, Willow Sticet R 2 had
95 0 points
Awaids weie piesented by
many local businesses They
aie Agway, Inc, Atlantic Bieeci-
Good Feeding
pays off in the milk pai!
where it counts most!
Musser Farms, Inc.
Musser's Mill
The Buck
Chas. E. Sauder & Sons
Ammon E. Shelly
lE. P. Spotts, Inc.
Honey Brook
H. M. Stauffer & Sons,
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, October 26,1968--
Columbia
Tene Hill
Lititz
Inc.
Witmer
ers’ Coopci alive, L H. Biubak
er, Litil/., Diller & Ki cider, Auc
tioneers, Ebv’s Mill, John W.
Eshelman & Sons, Good’s Feed
Mill, Gray bill Daily, I B Grav
bill & Son, Giubb’s Supply, S.
H Iliesland & Company, Iloob
ei’s Feed Mill, Inteistate Millc
producei s, Nos 3, 6 and 7, Mat k
Ki eider, Haivcstoie Company,
Kuitr Feeds, L.mcastei County
Ayishne Bleeders, Lancaster
County Guernsev Bieedeis, Lan
caster County Holstein Bieed
ei s, Lancastei County Jersey
Bieedeis, Lancastei Milk Com
pany, Penn Dames, McMullen,
Cox and Schnuick, Vetennan
ans Millei and Bushong, Mooie
Dairy, Mount Jov Coopei atn c,
Musser’s Mill, Oxford Hay and
Giain, Fowl’s Feeds Queen
Danv, Tin key Hill Dairy, Weng
ei Feed Mill, Young’s Minerals,
Eail Umble
Wmneis in the 4H Dauy Re
coi cl Book Scoi es ai e
HOLSTEIN
Edwin Hess Nancy Eby, Doi o
thea Geoige, Gaiy Akeis, Palli
da Eby, Sue Kauffman, Nelson
Mai tin, Gieg Landis, Robeit
Zimmerman, Nanette Stauffer,
C Dale Bollinger, Aveuil Rov
er Mailcne Haibold, Robeit
Greidei, Rhoda Stauffer, Man-
Ivn Haibold, Linda Kauffman,
Debia Buchen, Mary Ellen Ket
tering, William Landis and
Manlyn Kiantz
GUERNSEY
Petei Witmei, Jesse Balmer,
Marlin Stoltzfus Onthia Balm
ei, Jocce Stoltzfus, Cheiyl Balm
ei, Debia Cudei, Maivin Land
is, Maik Witmei and Diane
Cndei
JERSEY
Shirley Aaion, June Aaion,
Lairv Aaion Thomas Aaron
and Baibaia Aaion
AYRSHIRE
Brenda Eshleman, Donna
Eshleman, Mary Jane Eshle
man, Donna Weitz, David
Smeltz, Byron Smeltz, Rhoda
Shops and Roger Shope
BROWN SWISS
Robert Witmer, Linda Wit
mer, June Harmsh and John
Harnish
Dauy Trophies winners are
JUNIOR FITTERS
Ayrshire, Brenda Eshleman;
Brown Swiss, Robert Witraei;
Guernsey, Debra Crider, Hol
stein, Dorothea George, Jersey,
Barbaia Aaron, Junior Cham
pion Fitter, Doiothea George
SENIOR FITTERS
Ayrshire, Donna Eshleman;
Guernsey, Marvin Landis, Hol
stein, Aveml Royei, Jcisey,
Thomas Aaion, Grand Cham
pion Fitter, Maivin Lmdis
JUNIOR SHOWMAN
Avrshiie, Bienda Eshleman;
Brown Swiss, Robert Witmei;
Gueinsey, Cheryl Balmei, Hoi
stein, Randy Hess, Jeisey, Bai
bara Aaron, Junior Champion
Showman, Cheryl Balmer
SENIOR SHOWMAN
Ayrshire, Donna Eshleman;
Guernsey, Jesse Balmer; Hol
stein, Mary E Kettenng, Jersei,
Stephen Arrowsmith, Grand
Champion Showman, Jesse
Balmer
Junior Champion Ayrshn e
(Disrtict), Byron Smeltz
Grand Champion Brown Swiss
(District), Robert Witmer
Grand Champion Guernsey,
Dwight Landis
Grand Champion Jersey, Shir
ley Aaron
State Junior Champion Avr
shire, Bvron Smeltz
BREED CHAMPIONS
Ayrshire, Byron Smeltz;
Biown Swiss, Robert Witmei:
Guernsey, Maik Witmei Jeisev,
Stephen 'mowsmith, Holstein,
Sue Kauffman
Over-All High Recoid Book
Scoie, Edv'in Hess
Tulip and Daffodils
Tulip and daflochl bulbs can
be planted anj time now until
the ground is frozen, suggest ex
tension ornamental hoiticultm-
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