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Charles Coates, center, was high servation Field Day and Plowing
scorer in this year’s FFA land judging Contest Lewis Good, left, placed
contest held in conjunction with the third in the competition, and David
annual Lancaster County Con- Keller, right, was second.
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JOHN W. ADAMS
Route 1
New Bloomfield. Pa 17068
Phone 717-582-2348
AMOS K. BLANK
Route 1
Honey Brook. Pa. 19344
Phone 215-273-3182
MELVIN C. BOYCE JR.
Route 2
Quarryville, Pa 17566
Phone 717-786-3663
PAUL K. HARNISH & SON
Route 1
Washington Boro. Pa 17582
Phone 717-684-8691
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Route 3
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Phone 717-569-0756
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AMOS H. HURST
Route 1, East Earl, Pa. 17519
Phone 215-445-6551
VERNON KEEFER
Route 1
Millersburc. Pa 17061
Phone 717-692-4334
PAUL E. KELLER
Route 1
Shoemakersville, Pa 19555
Phone 215-926-2938
MARK G. LANDIS
Route 1 Box 147
Annville. Pa 17003
Phone 717 867-7291
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1648 W Mam St
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Route 1
Ronks.Pa 17572
Phone 687-6406
LEVI N. OBERHOLTZER
Route 1
Richland. Pa. 17087
Phone 717-933-8336
MARLIN L. PAUL & SON
RD Klingerstown. Pa.
Phone 717-425-3480
ROY B. STONER & SON
Route 2
Lititz. Pa. 17543
Phone 717-626-8473
Christiana. Pa 17509
Phone 215-593-5326
points was Lewis Good,
Garden Spot High School
Fourth place was won by
Tom Galbreath, Solanco,
while Steve Nolt, Garden
Spot, took fifth, and Jim
Bucher, Solanco, sixth.
Earlier this Summer,
Coates placed second in
dividually at the state land
Judging contest at Penn
State. As a member of the
first place Solanco judging
team, he will compete in the
International Land Judging
Contest to be held at
Oklahoma City next May.
It was hard to tell whether
the kids or the pig squealed
the loudest in the closing
events of the conservation
field day. A greased pig
chase for children 13 and
under saw a quick capture
by Phillip Burton, a young
CoatesviUe resident who not
only got the pig, but more
grease than anybody else.
Eight-year-old Mitch Miller,
Quarryville Rl, turned out to
be the best rooster rassler
of the day. The bird was
almost as big as its captor,
and it was a little difficult at
times to tell who was
carrying who to a waiting
cage. There was no doubt in
Mitch’s mind, though. Or the
rooster’s.
LESTER R.SCHANTZ
Macungie, Pa.
Phone 215-967-2010
IVAN R. YOST
Route 1
&
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, August 10.1974
Phillip Burton was one greasy 12-year-old at
Tuesday’s Conservation Field Day, but he still
managed to hold onto this squealing, wriggling porker
long enough to claim it for his own. Now that he's got
it, though, Phillip isn’t quite sure what he’s going to do
with his little pig.
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Daily Market Report Phone 717-354-7211
Abe Diffenbach, Manager
Field Representatives - Bob Kling 717-354-5023
Luke Eberly 215-257-«608
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