—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, January 13, 1973
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C. Edward Graybill, Lititz, won a second prize for this
impressive display of live bees and honey products at the
Farm Show.
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“Swing your partner.. ."was the call on Tuesday night as square dancers
from ail over the state competed for top honors in the Pennsylvania Farm
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One audience favorite at the Penn
sylvania Farm Show is the keen com
petition for top prizes among the owners of
the powerful draft horses. Built for power,
not speed, this galloping Belgian is an
awesome sight.
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