North Cornwall 4-H Horse Show Winners The North Cornwall Trail Blazers 4-H Club held its annual Summer Fun Horse and Pony Show Saturday at the 4-H Fairgrounds. The announcers were Bob Williams, Dr. Samuel Lape and Ramon Musheno. The judge was Mrs. Sandy Rexrode of Jo-Mi Stables, Annville. Club leaders Albert Light and Lind Boyer of J & L Stables, Lebanon, were in charge of the general arrangements for the show. Mrs. Samuel Lape, Mrs. Bob Williams and Mrs. Jerry Boyer Jr. were in charge of refreshments. Winners were: Class 1, pony halter Dianne Witner, first; Brenda Parks, second; Jan Filson, third. Class 2, horse halter Trina Killian, first; Donald Rowe, second, Viv Eisenhower, third. Class 3, dollar bare-back Susie Hartman, first; Carol Orevan, second; Elizabeth Wells, third. Class 4, English pleasure Trina Killian, first; Elizabeth Rohrer, second; Donna Lansberry, third. Class 5, egg and spoon HOLSTEIN DISPERSAL DAIRY EQUIPMENT Friday Evening, September 6,1974 At 7 P.M. Located 9 miles South East of Quarryville, on road leading from Kirk wood to 896, Vh miles East along Maple Shade Road, Colerain Twp. ■v 41 head of Holstein*; 6 Registered & High Grades: Milk & Honey Ivanhoe daughter due Jan.; Mooseheart Pioneer daughter due Nov.; Sequoia Ideal Jo daughter due March; Maple Heather Major daughter fresh; Oakcrest Roburke Dean daughter due Sept.; A 1 Cliff Mastajax daughter due March; 9 have been fresh within the last three months; 10 due Sept. & Oct. balance due in all stages of lactation; cows milking up to 80 lbs.; good size & sharp; pregnancy checked 30 days; TB & Bangs tested. Cows will be sold under tent. Don’t miss this sale if you need cows. DAIRY EQUIPMENT Sputnik; 4 Surge Units; SP 22 Vacuum Pump Not responsible for accidents day of sale. Sslg by FRANK S. WEIDMAN Auctioneers: Lloyd H. Kreider Paul Snyder SHORT NOTICE DISPERSAL SALE naur, SEPiana e, Starting at 12:00 Noon Dairy Herd and Dairy Equipment Due to help the undersigned, will have public sale on the premises, located in York County I’A miles West of Dover, Pa. Take Canal Road to Saleum Church. Turn North 2 miles to sale along School House Road. 37 High Grade Holsteins 37 1 - 1800 lb. Holstein Bull 30 Day Health tests ready tor interstate. 29 cows and heifers in milk, fresh, springers and all stages of lactations, 8 pasture bred heifers, herd bred and raised from herdsman sires, a very good working herd, with good size and type. 400 gal. creamery package bulk tank remote control, 3 Surge milker units, S.S. strainer and buckets Clair Slaybaugh, Auctioneer Jacobs, Clerk R.D.Z, ra Jan Filson, first; Dianne Sheffy, second; Jo Peters, third. Class 6, English equitation Elizabeth Rohrer, first; Trina Killian, second, Brenda Paries, third. Class 7, barrel race Viv Eisenhower, first; Eric Whitman, second; Mark Bennetch, third. Class 8, Western pleasure Elizabeth Wells, first; Beckey Rowe, second, Jerry Boyer, third. Class 9, pet type driving Diane Witmer and J. Buf fenmeyer, first; Linda Boyer, second. Class 10 Western equitation Becky Rowe, first; Wayne Rice, second; Mark Bryce, third. Class 11, break and cut Jan Filson, first; Wayne Rice, second; Trina Killian, third. Class 12, flag race Eric Whitman, first; Dale Whitman, second; Scott Hubei, third. Class 13, adult pleasure Donald Rowe, first; George Wells, second; Bill Sheffy, third; Class 14, pony under saddle, Western Jan Filson, first; Mick Bryce, Dairy Equipment Terms by; Richard Defter, second; Jeff Boyer, third. Class 15, pole bending Mark Bennetch, first; Eric Whitman, second; Cathy Flinchbaugh, third. Class 16, pony under saddle, English Carol Orwan, first; Maryann Sauders, second. Class 17, pickup race Eric Whitman, first; Scott Hubei, second; Dale Whit man, third. Class 18, scurry race Wayne Rice, first; Eric Whitman, second; Mark Bennetch, third. Twin Valley FFA Meeting The Twin Valley FFA held a swimming party and summer meeting on Tuesday evening August 13, 1974 at the home of its President, Robert Stoltzfus. Following the swimming, members discussed current FFA Activites. It was reported that members will be par ticipating in the Dairy and livestock Judging Contests at the Kutztown Fair on Friday August 23, 1974. The chapter window exhibit on Soybeans will also be on display at the Kutztown Fair this week. On August 28, three chapter members will show animals at the Southeastern Pa. Regional FFA Dairy Show in Harrisburg. At the same time, the chapter window exhibit will be on display at the Reading Fair. It was reported that the August - September issue of the NORTHEAST BELTED GALLOWAYS First Show and Production Sale Registered Purebred Belted Galloways - 5 Bulls 25 Heifers Top quality breeding stock from six major herds 124th ANNUAL FRYEBURG FAIR Fryeburg, Maine October 4, 1974 For information and catalog write 1 Ernest C. Cutter, President, Northeast Belted Galloways, Beaver Dam Farm, Durham, New Hampshire 03824 U.S.A. 1974 ! FALLSEASON ”1 | STOCKER and FEEDER AUCTION SALE j i LANCASTER STOCKYARDS, INC. E PHONE 717—394-26 H J !■ ■■■■■HIRIOiVHNIRIHRINIVRIIIMRiHNINRRaHIRISiMIiMMHHO *• \ / jVj'j i v\Vvv'-.’ -.S'- 1 : - ".'".*'.'",t -» vv . .w> ,'v.v .•,-v *.•'-- *•* NEXT SALE SEPTEMBER 6, 1974 PINNA. LARGEST WEEKLY SALE OF CATTLE NEPPCO Convention Theme Announced The theme selected for the 1974 NEPPCO Convention to be held in the Benjamin Franklin Hotel, Philadelphia, Pa., on Oc tober 21 & 22, is “Revolutionary Concepts.’’. According to Frank Baber, program chairman, the theme is a combination of the historic site of the Convention one block from National Future Farmer Magazine carried a full page article on Richard Kurtz, former chapter reporter and Keystone Degree recipient, and his minnow raising project. President Robert reported that the chapter officers have received permission to attend the National FFA Convention in Kansas City, Missouri during the second week of October. Robert further stated that the chapter will be holding several fund raising ac tivities in the near future to help pay the way for those FFA members who will be attending the convention and to help pay for the elementary pumpkin growing contest which the chapter sponsors each year. Following the meeting, Robert and his brothers Frank and Melvin demon- Starting Time 12:00 Noon All Grades, Breeds, Weights Lancaster Farmini Independence Hall, the start this year of our Nations’ Bi- Centennial Celebration, and a significant address at last year’s NEPPCO Convention by Dr. L. M. Skamser of the American Cyanamid Company titled, “Radicalism: An Approach for the American Poultry Industry”. Dr. Skamser defined radicalism as, “movement away from the usual or traditional,” and made a strong plea for the poultry industry to embrace this concept. “We feel the 1974 NEPPCO Convention should be a movement away from the usual or traditional,” declared Chairman Baber, “and since radical and revolutionary are by one definition synonomous, we felt our theme, ‘Revolutionary Concepts’ would connote both radicalism and the historic panorama of Philadelphia, the Liberty Bell, the Declaration of In dependence, the American Revolution and the birth of our Nation.” The fact that there will be no exhibits at this year’s NEPPCO Convention is one “movement away from the usual or traditional”. But this promises to be a healthy change, says Baber, because it permits the staff and committees to focus all their efforts on providing an arena wherein the producer can strated how to prepare a hog for showing - how to shave its tail, clean its ears, and clip its hair. Frank also ex plained some of the finer points in judging hogs. C. H. WOLGEMUTH I SONS PUBLIC SALE FARM EQUIPMENT Located 4 miles West of Manheim, Lancaster County, Pa.; one mile West of East Fairview Brethren Church, on Valley Road, just off Hosier Road. Look for Sale Arrows. Wednesday, September 18,1974 10:00 A.M. Speciolizing in Fail Harvesting Equipment Anything sold on commission. FARMERS and DEALERS Bring in your Equipment early. Open to receive goods Sept. 4 till sale day, 8 to 6. Saturdays 8-5. Terms: Cash Lunch available CLOSED SUNDAYS. For Information Contact C. H. WOLGEMUTH, SALE MANAGER Phone 665-5664—Manheim, Pa. Saturday. Auau listen, leam, discuss, ex change ideas and, hopefully, find solutions to the difficult problems facing him today. The program is now being completed, Mr. Baber said, and will be announced shortly. It will start with a keynote luncheon on Monday, October 21, and conclude with a gala banquet and party, Tuesday evening, October 22. Monday evening, October 21, will be open for suppliers who plan to host customers and prospects in hospitality suites as well as at private dinners, shows and nite clubs. A separate program of entertainment and cultural interest for the ladies is also being planned. Hotel room reservations should be made directly with the Benjamin Franklin Hotel, Chestnut at Ninth St., Philadelphia, Pa 19105. Be sure to mention that you will be attending the NEPPCO Convention. This not only assures you of the special reduced room rate ($2l single; $2B twin), but free indoor parking as well. Garden Tractor Pull at Kinzer Rough and Tumble Historical Association of Kinzer, Pa. will be the site of another Garden Tractor Pull on September 7 at 7:00 p.m. Included will be stock, super stock and modified classes. Bring the family for an evening of excitement. Kinzer Fire Company will be providing a food stand. - PUBLIC SALE September 7,1974 at 1:00 p.m. Midway between East Berlin and Abbottstown on 194 turn at Jacobs Mill Road then turn right at St Marys Road 60 Head of Charolais Cross Cattle 25 Recorded Registered [ /i Charolais Cross, 2 Half Charolais Cross Cows. 33 Charolais Cross Steers weighing from 200 to 500 lbs. All have Blood and TB tests Clair Slaybaugh Auctioneer Phone 259-7015 Claude Grim Sons, Inc
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