< ,V'? , - >, »' t - " I * ><« * j 't - *r/ » ”'«., • v* %* ' i , ,'< ■•V i, *» i’ **«)-■ « * s Paul Mulfair showed both the grand and part of the 1973 Lebanon County Fair reserve champion Ayshires at the Lebanon Helping him here is his sister Brenda. County open dairy show held Thursday as Twenty years from today i Tie’ll still remember why you put Alcoa Temper Rib sheet on this building. Begin by telling him that Alcoa® Temper Rib® sheet is competitive with galvanized, both in strength and price. Then explain how much erection time you saved because lightweight aluminum was easy to handle and cut (a power saw can cut several sheets at once). Now tell him why you won’t have to paint this building... because aluminum resists corrosion all by itself and doesn’t need the protection of paint. You might even figure out how much several coats of paint would cost over a 20-year period Change for. the better with Alcoa Aluminum Super Temper Rib Temper Rib (agway) Lebanon County Fair This Week Lancaster Fanning Ads Pay ■ fvi '>■" tawas? r; g *i -v * mwm and how much you’ll be saving. Finally, get into the added comfort of aluminum... how aluminum’s reflectivity reduces summer stress on livestock and poultry, results m better feed-conversion rates and increased profits. In 20 years, your son may own this farm, but he’ll remember what you said. And you’ll both agree that, thanks to Alcoa Temper Rib sheet, this building doesn’t owe either of you a thing. For more information, see your local Agway outlet. 0 ALCOA SALE PRICE *19.60 Is q. *14.49 Is q. SUPPLY CENTER 1027 Dillervilie Road, Lancaster 24 Hour Service Daily Ph: 717-397-4761 Regular Price *24.50 /sq. ‘19.30 /sq. Lancaster Farmim If anyone dominated the open dairy show on Thursday at the 1973 Lebanon County Fair, it was Paul Mulfair. The young dairyman showed the reserve and grand champion Ayrshires, and also walked off with grand champion honors in Guernsey competition. “We have kind of a mixed herd,” explains the 1971 graduate of Lower Dauphin High School “We’ve got mostly Holsteins.” The Guernsey cow that won the show was an animal that Mulfair won as a calf. Other winners in the open dairy show were David Smith, Ann ville, RDI, with the reserve Guernsey. Gary Mase, Lebanon RDS, captured the Brown Swiss grand and reserve champion honors. The grand champion Jersey was owned by Donald Bom berger, Ann ville RDI, while the reserve animal belonged to Kenneth Arnold, Lebanon RD2. Vetamere Farms, Lebanon, had the grand champion Holstein, and Donald Reist, Lebanon EDI, had the reserve. Premiere exhibitor and breeder awards went to Kenneth Sellers' Gem Rock Farms, Lebanon RIM. Results of other competition at this year’s fair are as follows: 4-H Dairy Show Ayrshire: Grand, Diane Mulfair, Lebanon RD2; Reserve, Brenda Mulfair. Brown Swiss: Grand and Reserve, Gary Mase GuernseyiGrand, David Smith, Annville RDI; Reserve, Dale Smith, Annville RDI. Jersey: Grand, Kenneth Ar nold, Lebanon RD2; Reserve Donald Arnold, Lebanon RD2. Holstein: Grand, Joyce Moyer, Lebanon RD2; Reserve, Julie Sattazahn, Lebanon RD2. Master showman; Barbara Sattazahn, Lebanon RD2. Winners in the tractor driving contest Thursday at the Lebanon County Fair were Dale Mulfair, on tractor, for 4-H contestants, and Dennis Brubaker in the FFA portion of the contest. A first in the Lebanon County Fair tractor driving contest on Thursday was a girl driver, Julie Sattazahn. Julie is from Lebanon RD2, lives on a dairy farm and has three sisters but Saturday, August 18,1973—1 Champion Fitter: Kenneth Ar nold. FFA Dairy Show Ayrshire: Grand, Bruce Mulfair; Reserve, Dale Mulfair. Guernsey: Grand, Bruce Mulfair; Reserve, Dean Heisey, Newmanstown, RDI. Holstein: Grand, Donald Reist; Reserve, Larry Moyer, Lebanon RD2. Champion Showman, Donald Reist. Champion Fitter, Bruce Mulfair. 4-H Swine Show Champions Duroc, Daniel Seaman, Grantville RDI. Hampshire, Jay Baumgardner, Annville RD3. Poland China, Karen Paine, Lebanon RD4. Spotted China, Richard Paine,. Lebanon RD4. Yorkshire, Jeff Paine. Lan drace, Donald Bollinger, Myerstown RD2. Crossbred, Bonnie Arnold, Lebanon. Grand champion hog show honors went to Tom Arnold, while the reserve award went to Jeff Paine. In the carcass swine show, Leon Arnold took first prize for having the best looking pig on the rail. Richard Sholley, Joneston RD2, showed the animal that was judged best on foot. hi the FFA swing show, Larry Arnold was the sole contestant and took all prizes. Other Contests Melody Baumgardner, Lebanon RDI, took first place in the 4-H veal contest. In the 4-H sheep competition, Tom Fair, Lebanon ED4, took first places in the fitting and showmanship categories. Behney and Miller, Myerstown RDI, showed the champion and reserve champion birds in the poultry contest. Perennial poultry winner Henry Miller, Lebanon RD3, was also well represented in the winner’s circle. (ContinuedOn Page IX) 5