Local Ayrshire Producers Win at Farm Show
William Ocker, Shippensburg,
Cumberland County, won the
grand championship m the junior
division of the Ayrshire events at
the Farm Show Monday.
Showing Masonic Homes
Flashy Harriet, a two-year-old,*
he also won reserve cham
pionship honors in open class
competition.
Kennard E. Henley 111,
Cochranville, Chester County,
had the reserve grand champion,
Ardrosan GLR Minerva, a six
year-old, in the junior division.
Henley is a member of the Manor
4-H Dairy Club
Other junior division Ayrshire
winners included; Heifer Calf-
Rose Clubb, New Freedom, York
County, first. Junior Yearling
Heifer—Curtis Hamilton,
Elizabethtown, first, Paul H.
Walmer, Elizabethtown, second;
Donald George Clubb, New
Freedom, third, and Sharon
Lynne Henley, Cochranville,
fourth.
Senior Yearling Heifer—
Donald George Clubb, first;
Robin Westcott, Elizabethtown,
second, and Joyce A Walmer,
Elizabethtown, third. Dry Cow, 5
or Over—Sharon Lynne Henley,
first.
Cow, 2 and Under 3—Stephen
Horton, Elizabethtown, second,
WE ARE PLEASED TO
ANNOUNCE THAT
WE WELCOME:
John Stoudt will be co-manager with Lee Mohler in the Hog Department, while Ear)
Stoudt will be assistant to Horace Plank in the Calf and Sheep Departments.
WAITER M. DUNLAP & SONS,
INC.
Union Stock Yards, Lancaster, Pa.
and Kennard E Henley 111,
Cochranville, fourth
County Group of Five—
Lancaster County, first
Open Class Winners
Donald George Clubb, New
Freedom, had the first place
Senior Yearling Heifer in open
class competition and the animal
went on to become Reserve
Junior Champion Female
Other top placings in the
Ayrshire open classes included:
Bull Calf—Sharon Lynne
Henley, Cochranville, first
Heifer Calf—Harris S. and
Ronald Horn, Dover, second;
Sharon Lynne Henley, third,
Harris S. and Ronald Horn,
fourth, Penny Halblieb,
Elizabethtown, fifth, Windy
Westcott, Elizabethtown, sixth,
and Rose Clubb, New Freedom,
seventh
Junior Yearling Heifer—
Kennard E Henley Jr,
Cochranville, second, Curtis
Hamilton, Elizabethtown, third;
Kennard E. Henley Jr, fourth,
and Paul H. Walmer,
Elizabethtown, fifth.
Following Donald George
Clubb in Senior Yearling Heifer—
Sharon Lynne Henley, fourth;
Robin Westcott, Elizabethtown,
fifth, and Joyce A. Walmer,
Elizabethtown, sixth
THE ENTIRE STAFF OF
i. P. WARFEL, INC.
Will Become Associated With Us On
Monday, January 24, 1972
With the addition of the J. P. Warfel personnel to our firm we will be even better
able to provide a most efficient and top quality sales organization to our ex
panding cattle, hog, sheep and calf departments.
Horace R. Plank, Manager Calf and Sheep Departments
Residence Phone 392-2304 Area 717
Lee G. Mohler, Co-Manager Hog Department
Residence Phone 393-9456 Area 717
Harry I. Bear, Cattle Department
Residence Phone 392-1992 Area 717
Agnew C. Kerchner, Assistant Officer Manager
Thelma Plank
Samuel Somerfield
Clyde Beazley
Willis Scofield
David Findlay
Cry Cow, 3 or 4—Masonic
Home Farms, Elizabethtown,
second. Dry Cow, 5 or Over—
Kennard E Henley Jr, first, and
Sharon Lynne Henley, third.
Junior Get of Sire—Kennard E.
Henley Jr, second, and Donald
Clubb, third
Heifer, 2 and Under 3
Stemphen Horton,
Elizabethtown, third, Harris S
and Ronald Horn, fifth; Kennard
E. Henley 111, sixth, Hams S
and Ronald Horn, seventh and
eighth.
Cow, 3 and Under 4—Harris S
and Ronald Horn, Dover, first,
and Kennard E Henley Jr,
second. Cow, 4 and Under 5
kennard E Henley Jr—second
((tow, 5 and Over—Kennard E
Henley 111, second
’ Open Get of Sire—Kennard E
rienley Jr, third Dairy Herd—
York County, third; Chester
County, fourth, and Lancaster
County, fifth
Best 3 Females—Creek Ayr
Farms, Dover, York County,
third Produce of Dam —Creek
Ayr Farms, second County
Herd—Kennard E Henley Jr,
first
Phone 397-5136 Area 717
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, January 15,1972
Curtis Hamilton, 10-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Hamilton, Elizabethtown, shows his 14-month-old heifer
which was first in junior yearling heifer class in junior Ayr
shire competition at the Farm Show this week.
Ross Miller Wins
Ross Miller, Stewartstown
RD3, York County, had the
champion potato exhibit in open
in Potatoes
class competition at the Farm
Show this week
Southeastern Pennsylvania
potato winners by variety in
cluded Superior Variety—Ross
Miller, first, and Maynard Hess,
Stewartstown RD2, second
Norland Variety—Ross Miller,
lirst, and Maynard Hess, second
Norchip Variety—Maynard
Hess, first, and Ross Miller,
second Katshdin Variety—
Maynard Hess, second, and Ross
Miller, third
Kennebec Variety—Maynard
Hess, lirst, F H Overmiller,
Stewartstown RD2, second, and
Ross Miller, third.
First Martyr
Saint Stephen was the
first Christian martyr. He
was stoned to death outside
Jerusalem some time after
the Crucifixion.
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