Dairy Show
(Continued From Page 15)
champion honors while the cow
won both senior champion and
grand champion prizes.
Ellen Schmuck, Peach Bottom
R 2, showed a two-year-old Jersey
and walked away with both the
reserve senior champion and
reserve grand champion ribbons.
Other areas winners in the
Jersey division were Maureen
Hough, Peach Bottom, R 2, third
m the junior calf class, and Larry
W. Aaron, Quarryville R 1 who
had the top senior yearling.
In the Brown Swiss com
petition, Lois Wanner, Narvon
R 2, showed her junior calf to both
the junior championship and the
reserve grand championship.
The reserve junior champion
Brown Swiss was a senior calf
owned by Robert Witmer, Willow
Street, R 2. Robert’s sister, Linda
Witmer, showed the reserve
senior champion, a four-year-old.
Other area winners in the
Brown Swiss division were: Gary
Mase, Lebanon R 5, second junior
calf; Kevin Kreider, Quarryville
Rl, third junior calf; Warren
Schmuck; Peach Bottom R 2, first
two-year-old, and Robert Wit
mer, Willow Street R 2, second
two-year-old.
Junior in the Ayr
shire division went to Curtis
Hamilton, from the Masonic
Homes Farm in Elizabethtown.
He won the prize with a senior
yearling. Reserve junior
THE MOST
FEATURE!
MORE NEW
Waps
vf 4 I
Reserve grand champion honors for Guernseys went to a
two-year-old Lancaster County cow at the 4-H Dairy Show.
The cow is owned by Marlin Stoltzfus, Ronks, Rl.
champion went to Diane
Maulfair, Lebanon R 2, for a junor
calf.
Other Ayrshire winners were:
Jay Eshleman, Elizabethtown
Rl, second junior calf; Doris
Walmer, Masonic Homes,
Elizabethtown, first senior calf;
Penny Halblieb, Masonic Homes,
first junior yearling; Dale
Maulfair, Jonestown Rl, third
junior yearling; Paul Walmer,
130 MODELS
12 TO 48 FOOT DIAMETER BINS
CAPACITY FROM 1700 TO 75,000 BUSHELS
SEE US FOR COMPLETE DESIGN & LAYOUT
TAILORED TO FIT YOUR NEEDS.
WE SELL, SERVICE AND INSTALL
E. M. HERR EQUIPMENT, INC.
R, D. 1, Willow Street
ANSWERS TO
YOUR DRYING
Jl
Masonic Homes, third senior
yearling; Joyce Walmer,
Masonic Homes, second two
year-old; Russell Wilson,
Masonic Homes, second 3-4 year
old, and Stephen Horton, Masonic
Homes, third 3-4 year-old.
Reserve senior champion and
reserve grand champion honors
in the Guernsey division both
went to Marlin Stoltzfus, Ronks
Rl. Marlin showed a two-year-old
AND STORAGE
PROBLEM
r\ » -tSS^
717-464-3321
- •a, . t(<* I
, W
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, September 2.1972
cow to win his ribbons.
Reserve junior champion in the
Guernsey division went to.
David Smith, Annville Rl, for his
senior yearling
Other area Guernsey winners
were: Scott Coates, Nottingham
R 2, second junior calf, Thomas
Smith, Annville Rl, first in
termediate calf, Donald E.
Breneman, Strasburg Rl, second
intermediate calf; Janell Conrad,
Bird-in-Hand, third senior calf,
David Smith, Annville Rl, second
senior yearling, Connie Balmer,
Lititz R 4, third senior yearling,
Cynthia Balmer, Lititz R 4, third
two-year-old; Ernest Wolfe,
Strasburg Rl, first 3-4 year-old,
and Mark Witmer, Willow Street
Rl, first five-year-old and over
First prize for the Guernsey
breed county group was taken by
Lancaster County, and consisted
of Marlin Stoltzfus, Cynthia
Conservationists Working on
Agnes Flood Damages
Hurricane Agnes will long be
remembered by all Penn
sylvanians for leaving the state
with a two billion dollar flood
damage bill. She will be
especially remembered by the
farmers who watched flood
waters destroy their land, their
homes, and their hopes for a good
harvest
In Lancaster County nearly
200,000 acres of land were
damaged by sheet and gully
erosion, according to Distirct
Conservationist Orval A Bass,
Soil Conservation Service. Soil
washed off the land filled road
ditches, covered bottom lands,
and wound up as sediment in our
dams, rivers, and streams
A number of conservation
practices including ponds,
terraces, waterways, and tile
drams were damaged. Crops
were washed out and in places
completely inundated by flood
waters, Bass reported.
During the storm, streams and
rivers left their banks and cut
new channels while damaging
LIGHTWEIGHT
EASY TO HANDLE
REMINGTON
CHAIN SAW
Here's the lightweight Remington Chain Saw that started the
trend to the lightweights.
It makes all cutting jobs easy whether you're telling a 30 inch
diameter tree, clearing brush or cutting firewood It comes to
you ready for use, fully assem
bled. Weighing just 9* lbs. It has 1
a powerful 46 cc displacement y Js |
engine that delivers more power f
per pound than many larger \
chain saws. Exclusively 2-year
warranty. Insist on a Remington Swlli
SL-9 Chain Saw.
Mess bar and chain
Remington Chain Saw
prices start at 599.95
GEHMAN BROS.
1 Mile North of Terre Hill on Route B'(7
East Earl, R.I). i. Pa. rhoncilS4ls-(ii72
, * f.,» * V
Balmer, Ernest Wolfe and Mark
Witmer.
In the Holstein competition,
Sandra Joan Frey, Beaver Valley
Pike, Lancaster, took a first prize
in the senior calf class.
Other Holstein winners were:
Marlene Harbold, Elizabethtown
R 3, second intermediate calf;
Curtis Hess, Strasburg Rl, third
intermediate calf, John Frey,
Beaver Valley Pike, Lancaster,
second junior yearling, Yvonne
Stauffer, Ephrata Rl, third
senior yearling, Joyce Moyer,
Lebanon R 2, first two-year-old,
Juliet Sattazahn, Lebanon R 2,
second two-year-old, John Frey,
third two-year-old, Carl Weaver,
Myerstown R 2, second 3-4 year
old, and Susan Kauffman,
Elizabethtown, third five-year
old and over
acres of floodplains. Miles of
stream banks were ripped and
gouged. Quiet streams and small
runs became raging torrents,
tiprooting trees, carrying debris,
destroying farm buildings, crops,
roads, and bridges.
Restoration work has begun in
Lancaster County and in the
other flood ravaged areas of the
state, according to Bass Far
mers are rebuilding their con
servation measures, reseeding
denuded areas, repairing roads
and streambanks, and removing
flood debris
Conservation agencies oi the
U S Department of Agriculture
are helping with financial,
technical, and informational
assistance Landowners can
receive technical help from the
Soil Conservation Service in
Lancaster County by calling or
visiting our office at 1383 Arcadia
Road, Lancaster, Pa
Try A Classified Ad
It Pays!
Full Power
*• *- • »'< pA
17
&