I-Lancaster Fanning. Saturdiy. September 20.1969 • Rondy (Continued fiom Page t) gdls weighed 275 pounds each and wore first in the heavy weight class W F Ruoss and son Frank lin, Ephrata R 2. won in (he breeding stock classes with sows and litters, junior gilts and a young boar Franklin also won both the fitting and showing championships Placings weie as follows FAT HOGS Lightweight. Barry Uliich. Heavjweight, John Enck, Joe Robert Young. Clvde Deal off. Linton, Loßoy Welk; John William R Killian. Llovd Welk Shank - Ju d>’ Thompson, Jo anna Wcidman; Biyan Wagner; Medium Weight, Randj Cliff Holloway, Stew.nl Shoc- Ranck. Jay Hastings. Mnik maker Young. Dale Bollinger. Richaid Aument. SHORTHORN Heavyw'cight. Scott Ki eider John Martin, Kaicn Weavei Richard Hastings, Ronald Larrv Landis Ranck: Thomas Hubei Matt Young BREEDING CLASSES Sow & Utter, W F Huexss Jr« FITTING Gitts, W. F. Ruoss. Young Boar, o ne and Two Year Membe.s, Frank B. Ruoss Carol Walter; Donald Dorwart; Showmanship, Franklin j ohn Enck Ruo f>‘ Ll °y d Welk : David Au - Three Years and Over, Judy _,, . , in . n , . . . »“h- ~ Thompson; Kay Weaver; Shirley In the late 1940 sit took more Fitting, Franklin Ruoss; Craig. than 1,500 pounds of groceries Lloyd Welk; David Aument. cunuruiKcmn to supply one person with food attf/IrMANaHIP , , „« One and Two Year Members, for a year - accordm S to U.S. Early Ballast Tanks Ed Weidman; Fred Edward; Department of Agriculture eco __ , , Lloyd Welk. nomists. The load today is about The forerunner of the modern Thru* v„r= , n j J ballast tank used to submerge i,,™” ; ears _? nd ove Ka y 100 pounds lighter, thanks in Danas: uni: used to suomer 0 e Weaver; Judy Thompson; Shir- , , , . submarines was first proposed i ey Craig part to increased food process by an unknown English inven- ‘ mg. A can of frozen orange juice tor in 1747. His prooosal was to weights less than a dozen fresh fill goatskin bags witn water and A > c ; oianges. Instant products weigh attach them to the hull of the " .J? COS V Cr form,n 9 less than the regular products— vessel. Clossified Ad Con Help potatoes for example. | • Sofanco Delong, Fred Edwards. Junior Cuder Best Udder, Allen Crider, (Continued from Page 1) learling, Donna Welk, Ed Wei- Scott Mull. dman. Amos Rutt, Bob Young fitting and Randy Clark in show- Senior Yearling, Amos Rutt, JERSEY manship James High, Joyce Galbreath, Intermediate Calf, Tom Aaron, A list of placmgs follows Dale Bollinger, Glenn Kieider Larry Aaron, Roger Shaub Jun- HOLSTEIN ior Yearlin S> Wayne Reynolds Junior Calf, Barbara Kreider. Two-Year-Old, Carol Gioff. Su- Senior Tom Aaion Tom Kreider, Ken Rutt, Randy zann Groff > Joyce Groff, Amos Two-Year-Old, Roger Shaub. Clark. James High Intermediate ? utt ’ Ken Ruft Three-Year-Old, avpswtoi? Calf, Larry Mveis, Cliff Hollo- Aanc - V Delong, Tom Kreider, _ , way, Charles Gioff, Tom Gal- James Hl « h - Am °s Rutt Aged C f, Wauen Schmuck. breath, Wayne Kieidei Covv ’ Ila Welk, Ken Rutt, Shar- SHOWMANSHIP c . nit nit,- J ™ Gl0f !; Marvm Mlller - Doieen One & Two-Year-Members, Lo Tu v 1 ) w u CSt Uddei ’ 03101 Gl ° ff ’ Rand - V Cfcrk. Warren Schmuck, James High Amos Rutt Nancy Ha Welk Cail Kieidei Three-Year & Over pion A >' ishue GUERNSEY Members, Joyce Groff, Tom Krei was the only entiy, a calf shown uuisKNSiiY Suzanne a,-off aienn v,p,. by Wauen Schmuck, Peach Bot- Junior Calf, Ricky Crider, Bob flei ’ ’ tom R 2 S- Joyce Wagner Senior Calf, , Allen Ciidei, Scott Mull Junior FITTING Ovei all fitting honois \vent to Yearling, Debia Crider, Bob & One & Two-Year Members, Brenda Hen, and the top show- Joyce Wagner, Clark Coates Clark Coats, Debra Crider Ricky man was Joyce Groff, Reserve Sen i o r Yearling, Charles Coats. Crider Three-Years & Over honors went to Clark Coats in Beth Pieston Two-Year-Old, Di- Members, Brenda Herr, Barbara (See other photos Page 17) ane Crider Three-Year-Old, Kreider, Larry Aaron, Tom Scott Mull Four-Year-Old, Allen Aaion F FAMILY AFFAIR. The Fred Crider are Mrs. Crider; Ricky, 10; Fred Crider; family, Nottingham R 2. dominated the Diane, 12; Allen, 13 (reserve champion) Guernsey Show at the Solanco Fair this and Debra, 11 (champion). L. F. Photo week. From left with their winning entries • Hertford (Continued rroiu Page 1) ry Uhich. Jim Thompson (FFA). Jim Marlin; Donna Walters Heavyweight, Shirley Craig, Don Dorwart; Glenn Weidman, Matt Young; Ed Weidman; Mark Young. Dave Byers, Jay Hastings, Bob Renner. HEREFORD Lightweight, Shnlcy Landis. Sue Mai tin. Kay Weaver; Ray Riubakcr, Caiol Waltei, Keith Jackson, Manlyn Landis CHAROLAIS Ken Deai off, Llo.vd Welk, Robert Young. ■i* SHIRLEY CRAIG and her reserve Angus steer was breed champion and champion steer at the Solanco Fair. The weighed 900 pounds. L. F. Photo Food Load Lighter Lancaster Farming Ads Pay w,? rvest h,gh moisture corn and save three ways as sar«s ssssa *•»«, HARwlrnllp “ l0 ? ks K T re valuable TDN. The HARVESTORE system of storing and processing sauec ThT£t^?ri Uable e " ergy lnhlgh rnSre J^* 5 Th s saved TDN can add up to more profitable gams or milk production It’s like adding extra acres to your crop land. Many farmers also process cornlage (low-moisture sHawl through their HARVESTORE This gives them the 1 value of the entire plant The loUf molsEleSll »5? th im | in K teS haullng and storing unneeded water. 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