A CHAROLAIS FEEDER tion) in the afternoon show, was Quarryville for 35.50 cents a
SHOW. AND SALE was held Frank Dussinger, 2269 Hobson pound and the Manheim FFA
Thursday at the Vintage Sales Road, Lancaster who buys for Chapter bought the other two
Stales. Winning first prize of Martin’s Livestock. Dussinger’s winning steers for 38.75 cents a
sst ($25 from Vintage and $25, five steers averaged 544 pounds pound
from the State Charolais Associa- and three head sold to Paul Herr, The second place pen was
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Bottom and averaged 418 pounds.
The Manheim FFA Chapter pm
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