Farm
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shown by David Coble, of
RDI, Hcrshey, Dauphin
County. Richard P. Sholley,
of Jonestown, Lebanon
County, exhibited the
reserve champion.
SPOTTED SWINE -
Richard P. Sholley, of
Jonestown, Lebanon County,
showed the champion
Spotted Swine, and Clair
Hartman, of Gratz, Dauphin
County, exhibited the
reserve champion.
HAMPSHIRE
champion Hampshire was
exhibited by Charles
Bomegardner, of RD3,
Annville, Lebanon County.
Reserve champion was
shown by Terry Bennecoff
and Son, of Kutztown, Lehigh
County.
BERKSHIRE - Dennis L.
Grumbine, of Myerstown,
Lebanon County, exhibited
the champion Berkshire, and
Clayton H. Lazarus and
Sons, of Whitehall, Lehigh
County, showed the cham
pion Yorkshire. The reserve
champion was exhibited by
Edward H. Oswald, of
Slatington, Lehigh County.
DUROC - Clyde W. Mc-
Conaughey, of SmicksTburg,
Indiana County, exhibited
the champion and reserve
champion in Duroc classes.
LANDRACE - Harold
Mummert, of Seven Valleys,
York County, had the
champion gilt in Landrace
classes. Jay Blatt, of Ann
ville, Lebanon County,
showed the reserve cham
pion.
Tobacco
What could be billed as the
Harrisburg edition of the
Lancaster County Tobacco
Show was topped this year
by a pair of very familiar
names. Roy M. Rohrer,
Strasburg RDI, showed the
grand champion wrapper
sample, while grand
champion filler honors went
to Arthur E. Reist, 1050 Eden
Road, Lancaster.
In 4-H competition, Alfred
G. Reist, Arthur’s twin
brother, exhibited the
champion wrapper, and
Arthur, the champion filler.
Roy Dohner,
Elizabethtown RDI, won the
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championship in vocational
wrapper judging com
petition, and James Risser,
Lancaster RD2, won in
vocational filler classes.
Com
York County corn
producers captured three
championships in corn
judging competition at the
Farm Show.
Samuel E, Conley, Etters
RDI, captured cham
pionships in the 10-ear
hybrid dent and 30-ear
hybrid dent classes in
District I. Robert Kilgore,
Airville, exhibited the
championship 10-ear single
cross hybrid in District II
competition.
Donald J, Wack, of RDI,
Zelienople, Butler County,
showed the top 10-ear hybrid
dent exhibit, and Shawn
Henley, Lebanon RD3 with a
10-ear open pollinated
exhibit, won in statewide
competition.
Daniel A. Brubaker,
Ephrata RDI Lancaster
County, captured the 30-ear
open pollinated cham
pionship.
A York County youth,
Glenn Crowl, Airville RD2,
exhibited the top sample in
District 1 4-H competition.
And an Airville RDI youth,
Richard Kilgore, won the
District IFF A championship
in hybrid dent com classes.
The
Honey
The York County
Beekeepers Association
placed first in the collective
county honey exhibit at the
Farm Show. The York
County group makes its
headquarters at York RDS.
C. Edward Graybill, of 432
W. Orange St., Lititz, Lan
caster County, took the
championship in the in
dividual exhibit division.
The top specialty pack was
exhibited by Daniel A.
Brubaker, of RDI, Ephrata,
Lancaster County, and the
best exhibit of comb honey
was shown by Fred Rich, of
225 * Rittenhouse Road,
Royersford, Montgomery
County. The best exhibit of
extracted honey was
exhibited by Earl V. Miller,
of RD3, Dover, York County.
In 4-H honey competition,
area youths captured two of
the top four placings. John
Brenner, Lititz RD3, Lan
caster County, won the white
extracted class, while the
light amber extracted
sample was exhibited by
Matthew Miller, Dover RD3,
York County.
Donald Weidman, 1818
Kembrook Road, Lebanon,
captured first place FFA
honors for his amber ex
tracted example. Another
first prize in FFA com
petition went to William
Spahr, Dover RDI, for his
entry in the dark amber
extracted division.
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Free Folder Offered
By 'First Step'
A freeholder for parents, “Understanding Your Child”, is
available from FIRST STEP, a developmental disabilities
aid and identification program being conducted by the
Pennsylvania Association for Retarded Citizens.
“Understanding Your Child” was written and produced by
FIRST STEP to give parents some general guidelines for the
measurement of their child’s development. It explains what
should be done if it is suspected that a child is not developing
as he should, and contains basic information on infant
programs, and what a parent can expect from infant
stimulation.
The importance of identifying and helping special children
in the critical first few years of life is the emphasis of FIRST
STEP, and the newly available folder is part of a year-long
continuing education program for parents, persons in
terested in special children, (either professionally or per
sonally) and infant-toddler program employes and directors.
Additional materials will be made available from time to
time.
Seminars for professionals, parents, and interested lay
people will be held throughout the state - the first on
February 5 at the Penn Harris Motor Inn, Camp Hill.
Following the seminars, efforts will be made to contact
parents of infants and children with suspected develop
mental disabilities through publicity and public service
advertising.
Parents, or parents groups who would like a copy of
“Understanding Your Child” are asked to write: FIRST
STEP, c-o Pennsylvania Association for Retarded Citizens,
127 Locust Street, Harrisburg, Pa., 17101, or their local ARC
unit.
The FIRST STEP program is a one-year project Federally
funded by The Developmental Disabilities Council through
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residents wishing to learn more about FIRST STEP may
write to the Pennsylvania Association for Retarded Citizens,
127 Locust Street, Harrisburg, Pa., 17101.
Ice Capades Start
At Hershey Feb. 5
Hershey, Pa. - The shining new 34th edition of Ice Capades
for 1974 is coming to Hersheypark Arena on February 5 for a
12-day engagement.
Ice Capades opens with shimmering mirrors and heavenly
moods in the production entitled “Reflections,” featuring the
corps de ballet in the brilliant mirror-trimmed costumes
designed by Bill Campbell. Sarah Kawahara, in her debut
with Ice Capades, skates a fluid interpretation of the Judy
Collins hit, “Clouds.” Then Peter and Barbara, plus Susan
and Reid, form a unique and new adagio quartet, performing
synchronized lifts and spins to the music of “Lost Horizon.”
A special treat is the exciting appearance of the 1973 World
Champion, Karen Magnussen. One of the most accomplished
and innovative athletes in the annals of figure skating, Karen
was five tunes Canadian Champion ... 1971 North American
Champion ... 1972 Olympic Silver Medalist... and winner
of all three gold medals at the 1973 World competition in
Bratislava, Czechoslovakia.
Unique comedy and specialty numbers are interspersed
throughout the all-new production.
The 1974 Ice Capades is a family affair with entertainment
for everyone.
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, January 12.1974 —3;
Courthouse Squares
MOST OP THE LEAVES
Nave turned or are
TVRNIN& EXCEPT
THOSE THAT WERE
SUPPOSED TO EE
TURNED OVER LAST
NEW YEAR'S PAY'
TRY A
CLASSIFIED
AD!
Livestock For Sole
For Sale - Registered Polled
Hereford Bull, 18 mo. old.
Pawnee Line. Phone 1-717-
467-3940
Duroc registered breeding
stock and crossbred gilts for
sale. Production tested and
top quality Our
herd produced champions at
both the ’73 State Fall Sale
and ‘73 Keystone In
ternational Dutch Valley
Farm, RD3, Manheim, Pa.
Phone 717-665-6220
Purebred Yorkshire boars,
bred gilts and open gilts,
carcass championship
bloodlines. Willow Glen
Farm, RD2 Strasburg, Pa.
PH. Ac 717-786-2562
Fresh and springing
registered and grade
Holstein Heifers. Wm. J.
Windle, Phone 215-593-6143
SPF origin Hybrids bred to
meet demand of commercial
producer. Excellent litter
size and growth rate. Final
cross is four-way cross
which adds vigor and car
cass quality. Jet Age Swine
Breeders, Inc., Abram K.
Fisher, Jr., Manager. 717-
768-8378
For Sale - Excellent
Hereford and Charolais
Hereford Brood Cows to
freshen March or April.
Phone 717-724-2525
Hampshire and Yorkshire
Service Age Boars and Bred
Gilts. Contact John
Strawbridge, Stewartstown,
Pa. 17363, Phone 301-996-2022
Wants to Buy - Red & White
Holstein Calves. Kenneth D.
Myer, RD3, Elizabethtown,
Pa. Phone 717-367-3344.
Yorkshire service age boars
- Unrelated bloodlines.
Delivery Available.
LEONL. ARNOLD
Lebanon, Pa. 17042
Ph: 717-273-5880
Need Extra Income? Raise
hogs on contract. Phone 717-
442-4632 daytime
Wanted - Registered and
Grade Holstein Heifers or
sound cows which will calf
within 8 weeks.
J. B. KELLER &BRO.
Mount Joy, Pa. 17552
Phone 717-653-4591
For Sale - Horned Hereford
range bulls. Write or Call
Lauxmont Farms, RDI,
Wnghtsville, Pa. Phone 717-
252-1525
For Sale - 20 large Hamp
shire and Yorkshire bred
gilts due to farrow in late
Jan. and Feb. John
Strawbndge, Stewartstown
RDI, Pa. 17363, Phone 301-
996-2022
Food
Organic Beef and Pork,
custom raised for home
butchering. Direct from
Chester Co. farmer. No
middleman, reasonable
terms. Call Elverson 215-286-
5440 or Philadelphia MO7-
5329
Real Estate
DAIRY FARM - Greenwood,
Del, 80 A clear. Ranch
house, four years old, with
2,600 sq. ft. Two silos with
unloaders, truss haybam,
free stalls, calf bam, milking
parlor, and implement
building. Additional 120 A
clear available for a short
time. Call John B. Walls -
302-645-2881 - from 9:00 A.M.
to 5:00 P.M.
REAL ESTATE
For Sale or Rent - Dairy
farm 300 acres. Meets health
regulations. Stanchion barn
Near AirviUe, Pa. Phone 301-
665-6586
FARM FOR SALE
DAUPHIN COUNTY. 5'
acre dairy farm. Moden
four bedroom house wit!
baseboard automatic stokei
heat. 30 cow bam with Pat:
cleaner. New 3 car garagi
and other necessar:
buildings. Land mostl
tillable; some alfalfa
balance pasture. Strean
with pond possibility. Pem
sylvania’s best buy a
$55,000.00. CaU EARLE W
ATKINSON, Owner. 609-231
3079 anytime.
Pets
Wanted - Farm cats. Phon
717-786-7807
Custom Work
CUSTOM BUTCHERING
We can dress, cut and wraj
your beef or hog to youj
specifications, ready foi
your freezer. Old fashionec
pudding and scrapple
woodsmoked sausage anc
dry beef, etc.
Open weekdays 7 A.M. I
P.M.
Sat. to 4 P.M.
Located 2 miles northwest oi
Leola, Snake Hill Road
Emmanuel and Daniel Z
Stoltzfus, Box 233, Bird-in
Hand, Pa.
CUSTOM WORK
Cold Storage Insulation
Fruits - Vegetables
SPRAYED ON URETHANI
FOAM. Ideal for tem
perature and humidit;
control. Continuous coatmg
no seams - no adhesive. Fo
free estimate call Conestog;
Chemicals & Plastics, Inc
397-3724. After 5:00 P.M. cal
872-2233.
Custom Work
SOYBEAN AND CORN
ROASTING
LARRY HERR
838 Penn Grant Road
Lancaster, Pa, 17602
Ph; 464-3661
TRY A
CLASSIFIED
AD!
Services Offered
Grain Roasting
Increase milk productio
Raise butterfat center
Shorten tune to market wit
less feed and greater gai
on beef and hogs. We se
roasted beans or will proce:
your grams.
Phone 717-786-3435
Wanted - Carpenter wor
Will build houses, pole barn
cow barns, garages, (
chicken houses. Wri
Samuel S. Lapp, Christian
Pa. Box 274,17509 or Drive
Phone 529-2481 or 768-3624