—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, January_l6,l97l
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Among Local 1971 Farm Show Winners
® m Macoun> fifth in Mclntosh and “other” varieties of pecans He
fourth in Northern Spy was fifth in the seedlings class
In best tray (20 apples), Bru- 0;f p ersian or English Walnuts.
b a ker was fifth in Coitland, sec
ond m Macoun, fourth in Mein- Elam Longenecker, Manheim
tosh, and second in Northern KD2) was first in seedlings of
Spy , shellbark hickories and first in
In roadside pack (lo i “other” varieties of shagbark
pounds), he was first “ North- hickories
ern Spy, third m Cortland and
second m Macoun D A Brubaker, Ephrata RDI,
In overwrap trays, he was sec- ha( j the following placmgs: first
ond m Macoun In best plate m the seedlings section of native
(five apples), he was fifth in American chestnuts; third in
Cortland, second in Macoun and kernels (one-half _ pound>, of
third in Northern Spy heartnuts; second in seedlings
of shagbark hickoriesj fifth in
seedlings of butternuts.
Sheep Results
Onlv two Lanenstei County
exhibitois lecened top plac
ings in sheep competition at the
Farm Show this week Both
were in the Hampshire Bleed
They aie Robert R Buch
Ephiata, fouith in ewe class un
der one year old, and Mi and
Mis Clyde Brubakei, Lancas
ter, fifth in ram class undei one
year old
Except for two exhibitors
from Dauphin County, the
champion and leseive champion
shep were from aieas of the
state distant fiom Lancaster
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Above
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Dairy feeds at dif
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why not call your dealer, now.
Walter Binkley & Son
Lititz
Brown & Rea, Inc.
Atglen
Eiverson Supply Co.
Elverson
L. T. Geib Estate
Manheim
I. B. Graybill & Son
Stiasburg
E. Musser Heisey & Son
R. D #2, Mt Joy, Pa,
Heistond Bros.
Elizabethtown
Red Rose Farm
Service, Inc.
N Church St, Quanyville
David B. Hurst
Bowmansville
County and Southeastern Penn
sylvania
Besides Hampshne, sheep
breeds lepiesented were- Chev
iot, Doisst, Shropshire, South
down, Suffolk, Coinedale,
Merino and Rambomllet
Daniel A Biubaker, Ephrata
RDI, was the only Lancaster
Countian to place first in a
honey class
Brubaker was first in Class 3,
light cut comb honey
Brubaker was also second in
class 8, light amber extracted
honey.
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G. R. Mitchell, Inc.
Mountviile Feed Service
Musser Forms, Inc.
Musser's Mill
The Buck
Chos. E.Sauder & Sons
Ammon E. Shelly
E. P. Spotts, Inc.
H. M. Stauffer & Sons,
Koney Exhibits
Eefton, Pa
Mountviile
Columbia
Terre Hill
Lititz
Honey Brook
Inc.
Witmer
Othei placmgs included Dan
iel M Fitzkee, Manheim RD2,
second in class 7, extra light
amber exti acted honey, and
fifth in Class 8. light ambei
extracted honey
Daniel A Biubaker, Ephrata
EDI, fifth in Class 1, light comb
honey, John M Shank, 1954
Larch Ave, East Petersburg,
fourth in class 3, light cut comb
honey, and fifth in class 14,
commercial beeswax
George L Lefever, Strasburg
RDI, fifth in class 6, white ex
tracted honey, and fourth in,
class 12, dark exti acted honey:
John Brenner, Lititz RD3,
seventh in class 22, extra light
amber extracted honey. - ■
The Lancaster County honey
exhibit placed second .to .West
moreland County itr the- collec
tive exhibits
Belgium Horse'Event
Elmer D Lapp, Kmzer RDI,
took a first place in Belgian!
horse events at the Farm Show
this week
The win was in the '‘one
hitched horse” class
Lapp, who has entered the
Belgian competition for many
years, also had a third place in
the stallion foal class a third
in the any age stallion class, a
second in the mare five years
and over class, and a third in
pair of hitched horses event
Apple Exhibits Win ..
While farmers from Franklin
and Lehigh Counties were most
frequently listed among the win
ners in apple competition-this 1
week at the Farm-Show, .one
Lancaster County exhibitor’s
name was often mentioned. '
‘ He is D A Brubaker, Ephrata
RDI.
In the bushel, tray-pack class,
Biubaker has a first in Northern
Spy variety, second in Mclntosh,
second in Macoun and second in
Cortland
"In the bagged apples class
three pounds), he had a second
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Out classes as follows - American Chestnuts; second in
Miles 0. Nolt, Manheim EDI, seedlings of shellbark hickories;
was first in two classes, the fourth in seedlings of .butter-
Busseron variety of pecans and nuts.
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