Festival Days
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Senior Livestock Judges from Lebanon County included
Donald Bollinger, Myerstown who won a blue ribbon, James
Leaman, Lebanon; Jay Bomgardner, red robbon and
Thomas Fair, Lebanon.
Four girls from Lebanon County received Blue ribbons in
demonstrations. Susan Thomas of Palmyra, Julia Woods,
Annville; Cynthia Woods, Annville and Connie Horst,
Newmanstown. A red ribbon was awarded to Clay
Bomgardner for this demonstration.
Keystone Award Winners from Lebanon County included:
Connie Horst, Dairy Foods and Nutrition; Richard Krall in
Petroleum Power and Dairy; Lori Grimes in Leadership and
Amy Schaffer in the Outstanding Girl category.
The consumera team received a red ribbon with Deb
Wilson, of Lebanon placing 6th.
Brenda Maulfair, Jonestown received a blue ribbon for her
demonstration in Animal Science and Richard Krall also
receiving a blue for his engineering demonstration.
Red ribbon winners in demonstrations went to Patricia
Roof, Lebanon and Antonio Klick, Lebanon.
York County’s Archery Team and Meat Judging Team
placed first in the State competition.
High individual on the Archery Team was Mark Cramer of
York, 2nd - Terry Miller, Seven Valleys and sth - Magen
Shaub, Shrewberry.
High individual on the Meats Teams was Keith Shaeffer,
Hanover; 3rd - Karen Webb; Glen Rock; 4th - Pauline Doll,
Glen Rock and 6th - Peggy Brenneman.
The Consumerama team received a blue ribbon. Members
were Kristy Shermeyer, Dover; Mary Jane Brillhart,
Dover; Linda Wilson Glen Rock and Robin Innerest, York.
Anne Hoover and Marcia Lecrone of York received a
medal for their consumerama presentation.
Nathaniel Sheffer, Hanover placed Bth and Kathy Sunday,
York placed 10th on the Senior Livestock Team.
Cindy Knight, Airville, placed 13th in the Dairy Com
petition Terry Helder was 9th in the Horse Team.
In demonstration competition blue ribbons went to Karen
Raubenstine, JoAnn Zumbrim, Hanover, Karen Hemminger,
Glen Rock; Linda Ebaugh, Delta, Beverly Brown, Delta;
Jeff Roth, Spring Grove and Larry Rappholdt, Glen Bock.
In the Flower Judging competition, 2nd place went to
Sharon Snyder, Etters and sth place to Dan Deshong, Etters.
York County’s Rifle team placed 7th with Lester Fortney,
Mechanicsburg, placing sth.
Chester County’s Poultry Judging Team brought home
first place honors in the State Competition. Rachel Wein
stock, Phoenixville was high individual with Dan Delay
capturing 3rd.
The Junior Livestock Team placed 4th and the Senior team
placed 6th in competition.
James Stanton, Lincoln University, placed sth in Dairy
Contest with the Chester Team placing 6th.
In the demonstration contest blue ribbons went to Marjorie
Plye, Malvern and'Howard Stoltzfus, Elverson and Janis
Hutchinson of West Grove.
PUBLIC SALE
OF HOUSEHOLD GOODS
- ANTIQUES
SATURDAY, AUGUST 17,1974
10:00 a.m. Sharp
Located 2 miles South of Cochranville near intersection Rt 41 and
796 alone Derry Meeting Road, Chester Co., 6 miles North of
Avondale.
ANTIQUES INCLUDE: Pine Jelly Cupboard; oak
drop-leaf extension table; Cherry Empire desk; (3)
wash stands; (2) oak desks; oak chairs; Cane seated
chairs; captain chair; Marble top bureau; Lion-head
chair; 6 ft. corner cupboard; Edison phonograph
(cabinet); dough tray; doved tail pine chest; plank
bottom chairs; break-front China closet; book case;
butter churns (1 wooden); clothe tree; vanity &
dressfers; rocking chairs; Empire velvet chairs;
gossip bench; old cupboards; 2 sewing machines.
Depression glass; Pressed glass; plenty of dishes;
Nippon; vinegar crewets; wash bowl & pitcher;
Demitasse dishes; silverware; bottles; dated jars; tel.
insulators; nic-nacs galore; pots; pans; iron skillets;
wash board; 63 yr. old doll.
Old clock by Brown; Forestville ray-o-lamp; oil
lamp; Hand Butcher bell; wood pulleys; Vinegar
barrel; tin trays; Crocks; painted milk cans; old
Chatham tin cookie sheets; Londonberry Twp. map;
flower plants; metal banks.
G.E. dryer (good); enamel cook stove; numerous
other items.
PALMA V. C. BAKER
AUCTIONEERS;
Carl Oilier 717-464-2233 and
J. Everett Kreider 717-284-4517
Lunch
York County
Chester County
Phone: 215-869-9011
The Lancaster County Jr. Livestock
Judging Team from left to right,
Richard Groff, Leola ~. Gary Eberly,
Denver,... Mr. Lee Jinks, State 4-H
Club Leader... Kenneth Brubaker,
Harrisburg Pike, Lane and
Ronald Zimmerman, Ephrata.
Blue awards were received by members of the consumers
team. Included were: Barbara Hughes, Linville; Dorothy
and Kay Minshall, Abondale and Nancy Mauger,
Downingtown.
The Horse Bowl Team from Berks County captured first
place at the Achievement Festival. Many other 4-H’ers
brought back individual and team awards.
David Schantz, Albertis, won a blue ribbon and placed Bth
in Dairy Judging. The Dairy team placed 11th in team
competition.
Donna Marion, Reading won a blue ribbon and Bth place.in
the Horse Judging competion with the team placing 9th.
Kim Steffey, Mounton, placed 22nd with a white ribbon in
horse judging.
Anne Holcomb, Mohrstown, received a red ribbon and
placed 9th in the Jr. Livestock competition.
The senior livestock Judging Team placed 9th in the State
with James Deitrick, Hamburg placing 17th.
The meats judging team from Berks County placed Bth in
the State.
In demonstration competition Cynthia Everhart, Fleet
wood received a gold medal, Deb Linton, Reading received a
red ribbon; Andy Pelton, red and Gwen Wentzel, red.
TRY A
CLASSIFIED
AD
PUBLIC AUCTION
18-ACRE FARM,
HOUSEHOLD GOODS - ANTIQUES
SATURDAY, AUGUST 24,1974
AT 10:00 A.M.
Location. Take Route 322 West from Ephrata to Clay, at Clay turn
right onto Clear View Road north 1 mile to property. Look for Public
Auction Sign. Clay Township, Lancaster County, Penna.
18-ACRE FARM
More or less, having thereon erected
A 2 1 /a-STORY FRAME HOME
Containing on First Floor, Kitchen and Dining
Room combination and Large Living Room
Second Floor contains Three Bedrooms and Full
Bath Third Floor is Attic Space. Full Basement.
Wall-to-wall Carpet in all of House except Kit
chen. Two wells with Pressure System for each
wejl Rheems Electric Water Heater.
FRAME BARN - CORN CRIB
Wood Shed, Summer House, Shade Trees. IF
YOU ARE LOOKING FOR A NICE SMALL FARM,
THIS IS IT I Real Estate will be offered at 2:00
P.M. Property will be shown by appointment
only For appointment call 717-733-8045 or call
the Auctioneers.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS AND ANTIQUES
SALE BY
CHRIST S. WIEST
RDI, Ephrata, Pa. 717-733-8045
Shirk, Reist and Buckwalter, Attorneys
John E. and Paul E. Martin, Auctioneers
717-733-3511 733-3305
Lunch by Middle Creek Church
of the Brethren
W-V-Ht-W-drS I *-*’
Berks County
Lancaster Farming, Saturday. August 10,1974
Brubaker was high man in the con
test, Eberly was second, and Zim
merman ranked third place. The team
Judged six classes of livestock at the
Penn State Contest. There were 17
county teams in this contest.
AUCTION
SATURDAY, AUGUST 17
At 12:30 P.M.
8 miles N.W. of 1-81, Exit 34 Rt. 25 to HEGINS;
Rt. 125 North cross Mahantongo Mt. Ist paved
road West, 4th farm.
98 ACRE FARM
18 A. Tillable, balance wooded offered as 2
parcels & as an entirety. 6-Room Bungalow;
Pond; Stream; nice Timber. Country Hide-a-
Way or Permanent Residence. Close to State
Game Lands; Good Hunting & Fishing! PER
SONAL PROPERTY including: John Deere 112
Lawn Tractor & Trailer; Chain Saw; Snow
Blower.
For brochure write to:
GEORGE N. DEIBERT, Auctioneer
Klingerstown, Pa. 17941
or call 717-425-3313
PUBLIC SALE
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Located 2 miles North of New Enterprise off Route 869,1 mile West
of Salemville in Bedford County.
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 21,1974
9:30 A.M.
Household Goods, Furniture, Dishes, other
Items
Farm machinery selling at 11 AM. including
M-T John Deere Tractor; 2 bottom plows; John
Deere Side Rake; John Deere Baler; Mower;
Elevator; Harrow; 2-row corn planter; 13 hole
McCormick Drill, New Idea Spreader; 2 flat bed
wagons; trailer; forks; shovels; chains, 2,500
bales of mixed hay.
29 Head of Holstein and Guernsey Cattle
19 milk cows, 8 Heifers, 2 calves.
Health Charts
Real Estate offered at 1 P M
72 Acre farm, 8 room house, bank barn,
modern conveniences, 20 stanchions, milk
equipment, farm stream through pasture, land
in high state of cultivation
Terms Personal property cash. Real Estate
10 percent down, balance on delivery of deed.
Owner
Claycomb & Mishler, Auctioneers
Phone 814-276-3272
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72 ACRE FARM
MR. & MRS. JOHN KAGARISE
New Enterprise, Pa. R.D.
Phone 814-766-2753
Red Cherry
Marketing
Board
Everett Weiser, RDI, York
Springs, has been elected
chairman of the Penn
sylvania Red Cherry
Marketing Board, it was
announced today by
Secretary of Agriculture Jim
McHale.
William Wilson, RDI,
Biglerville, is vice chair
man, and Earl Shutt, Orr
tanna, secretary. Other
members of the Board in
clude Donald Trostel, RDI,
Biglerville; Emery Etter,
Jr., RD3, Chambersburg;
Alfred Pero, North East.
The Board estimates the
state’s red cherry growers
will contribute about the
$9,000 from the 1974 crop,
with the money to be used for
both national and in-state
promotion of processed
cherries.
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