Lancaster County Farm Show Entries Win in Poultry As usual, Lancaster County special award for Best Bantam White Varieties class of the 4-H W. Mink, first and second, entries took many top awards in Cockerel in the Bantams divi- Capons competition. Cockerel, John W. Mink, second poultry at the Farm Show this sion. Mediterranean Breeds and fourth. Pullet, John W. y® ar - > „ t, Elsewhere, Lancaster County Mink, first and second Emory F Grove, Denver RDI, o winners in the Mediterranean Single Comb White Leghorn received a special award for fr oc a co i pe p~; n „ w ßreeds and Varieties of the Hen, John W Mink, fourth Best Cock in the Large Fowl _ ” Large Fowl competition were: Pullet, John W Mink, second division. Capons division Single Comb Dark Brown Single Comb Black Leghorn Ray Y. Baker, 312 W. 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Mink, first and second. Pullet, John W Mink, first. English Breeds Lancaster County winners in the English Breeds and Varie ties of the Large Fowl competi tion were: Dark Cornish Cock Emory F Grove, Denver RDI. first and second. Hen, Emory F Grove, first and second Cockerel, Emory F Grove, first and second Pullet. Emory F Grove, first and second Bantam Game Breeds Lancaster County winners 'in the Gams Breeds and Varieties of the Bantams competition were: Black Modern Game Bantam Cock, Ray Y Baker, 312 W. Ferdinand St, Manheim, first. Hen, Ray Y.. Baker, first. Cock erel, Ray Y Baker, first Pullet, Bay Y. Baker, first. Black Breasted Red Old Eng lish Game Bantam Cock, Ray Y Baker, first Hen, Ray Y. Baker, first Black Old English Game Bantam Cock, Ray Y Baker, first; Ammon F Shelly, Man heim, second Hen, Ray Y Bak er, second, Ammon F Shelly, third Cockerel, Ray Y Baker, first; Ammon F Shelly, second. Pullet, Ray Y Baker, first; Ammon F Shelly, second and fourth Asiatic Bantam Breeds Lancaster County winners in the Asiatic Breeds and Varieties of the Bantams competition, were- Buff Cochin Cockerel, Paul Meiskey, 1111 Brunnerville Road, Lititz, first Pullet, Paul Meiskey, second Black Cochin Cock, Ray Y Baker, fourth Hen, Ray Y. Baker, fourth Pullet, Ammon F. Shelly, fourth Mottled Cochin Cock, Ray Y. Baker, third Hen, Ray Y. Baker, first Cockerel, Ray Y. Baker, third, Ammon F. Shelly, fourth. Pullet, Ammon F Shel ly, third; Ray Y Baker, fourth. Other Bantam Breeds Lancaster County winners in Other Bantam Breeds and Va rieties of the Bantams competi tion were Golden Sebright Bantam —. Cock, Ammon F Shelly, first and second Hen, Ammon F. Shelly, first, second and third. Cockerel, Ammon F. Shelly, first, second and third. Pullet, Ammon F Shelly, first, second and third Black Rose Comb Bantam —. Cock, Ray Y Baker, fourth. Hen,’ Ray Y Baker, fourth. Cockerel, Ray Y Baker, fourth. Pullet, Ray Y Baker, third White Rose Comb Bantam Cockeiel, Paul Meiskey, first. jPullet, Paul Meiskey, first. Quail Antwerp Belgian Ban tam Cock, Ray Y. Baker, first Hen, Ray Y. Baker, first. Cockerel, Ray Y. Baker, first. Pullet, Ray Y Baker, first Black Antwerp Belgian Ban tam Cock, Ray Y. Baker, first Hen, Ray Y. Baker, first. Cockerel, Ray Y. Baker, first. Pullet, Ray Y. Baker, first. Mottled Antwerp Belgian Bantam Cock, Ray Y Baker, first Hen, Ray Y. Baker, first. Dressed Turkeys Lancaster County placings in Dressed Turkeys competition were Medium Young Hens 12 to 16 pounds, James Esben shade, Paradise, fifth and sixth. Small Young Hens less than 12 pounds, James Esbenshade, fifth and seventh. 19
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