Local Dairymen Take
Prizes At Farm Show
Dairymen in the five
county area served by
Lancaster Farming
managed to capture some
top prizes in all but the
Guernsey competition at the
Pennsylvania Farm Show.
Brown Swiss
For the second year in a
row, Donald Trimble, Peach
Bottom, Lancaster County,
showed one of his Donsdell
Farms cows to the breed
championship at the Farm
Show. Donsdell Stretchy
Carol, a three-year-old, was
also judged senior cham
pion.
Reserve grand champion
honors went to “Sunnyvaler
Flipper,” a 7-year-old cow
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Snelling, of Birchrunville,
Chester County.
Harry L. Leimnger, of
Ephrata, Lancast<"- County,
captured the Junior cham
pionship with “Leininger
Beautician," a senior
yearling.
Another Snelling entry,
“Snelling Design Hone,” a
junior yearling, won the
reserve junior cham
pionship.
Snelling also won premier
breeder and premier
exhibitor awards.
Holsteins
Paul Miller, of
Linglestown, Dauphin
County, showing “Fran-Mar-
Co Appollo C,” a 4-year-old,
walked off with grand
championship honors in
Holstein judging competition
at the 59th Farm Show. The
same animal earlier was
judged senior champion.
Miller is the father of
Deborah Miller who
currently reigns as State
Dairy Princess.
“Huntsdale Paula
Blacky,” a 3-year-old
Holstein, exhibited by Meryl
H. Sheaffer, of Carlisle,
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TRACTOR,
Cumberland County, won the
reserve grand and reserve
senior championships.
The junior champion,
“Woodbine Ideal Pride,” a
senior yearling, was shown
by James P. Knight, of RD2,
Airville, York County.
J and A. Foster, of
Petersburg, Huntingdon
County, exhibited the
reserve junior champion,
“Globe Run Capsule,” a
senior yearling.
Premier exhibitor and
premier breeder awards
went to George Knight and
Family, of RD2, Airville,
York County.
Linda Kauffman, of
Elizabethtown, Lancaster
County, for the second
straight year, captured the
championship in junior
Holstein classes. This year
she won with “C. Mount
Haven Ideal,” a 6-year-old.
She is a member of the
Lancaster County 4-H Dairy
Club.
Reserve championship
honors went to George M.
Knight, 111, of RD2, Airville,
York County, showing his 2-
year-old cows, “Woodbine
Ivanhoe Fan.” George is a
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member of the Milk and
Money 4-H Dairy Club.
Jersey
Walebe Farms, Inc., of
Collegeville, Montgomery
County, caputred three of six
championships in Jersey
open class judging com
peition at the 59th Farm
Show.
Walebe Farms entries
captured the grand cham
pionship with “Walebe
Favorite Lily,” a 3-year-old.
The same animal also was
judged senior champion.
Their other winner was
“Walebe T Kelly Sleeper,” a
senior yearling that won the
junior championship.
Reserve grand and
reserve senior championship
honors went to “W. A. Ad
vancer Sleeper,” a 2-year
old cow exhibited by
Stephens Brothers, of
Honesdale, Wayne County.
Beth Hemminger, of
Carlisle, Cumberland
County, won the reserve
junior championship with
“Huntsdale Sparkle
Generator,” a junior
yearling.
Walebe Farms won both
premier breeder and
premier exhibitor awards.
Cynthia Ann Waltemyer,
of Collegeville, Montgomery
County, showmg “Walebe
Milestone Nar,” a 6-year-old
cow, won the championship
in Jersey youth classes at the
59th Farm Show.
Reserve champion honors
went to “Top-O-Hill Vedas
Mis,” a 2-year-old, owned by
Bruce A Heller, of
Downingtown, Chester
County.
Cynthia Ann is a member
of the Keystone 4-H Dairy
Club and Bruce belongs to
the Chester Valley 4-H Dairy
Club.
Milking Shorthorn
James H. Young, of
Newville, Cumberland
County, showing “Green
vista Supp Peggy,” a 4-year
old, won the grand cham-
Lancaster Farming. Saturday, Jan. JUI, .1.975
pionship in Milking Shor
thorn judging competition at
the 59th Farm Show. The
same animal was earlier
judged senior champion.
"Pmesedge Melody ESP,"
a 3-year-old, owned by
Samuel G. Yoder, of
Shoemakersvillc, Berks
County, won the reserve
grand and reserve senior
championships.
James H. Young also
showed the junior champion,
“The Springs TFPPA,” a
heifer calf.
The reserve junior
championship was won by
“Pmesedge Cherry 14T,” a
heifer calf exhibited by
Wendy Yoder, of
Shoemakersvillc.,
Samuel G. Yoder was
winner of premier exhibitor
and premier breeder
awards.
Nedra J. Yoder, of
Shoemakersville, Berks
County, showing “Pinesedge
Kings Car," a 4-year-old,
won the Milking Shorthorn
youth championship at the
59th Farm Show.
Nedra’s sister, Wendy,
won the reserve cham
pionship with “Pmesedge
Cherry 14T,” a heifer calf.
Both are members of the
Northern Berks County 4-H
Club.
Ayrshire
William Ocker, of Ship
pensburg, Cumberland
County, and Kennard E.
Henley, 111, of Cochranville,
Chester County, two 4-H
members, captured all
championships in Ayrshire
female classes at the 59th
Farm Show.
The grand and senior
championship was won by an
Ocker entry, “Masonic
Homes Flashy,” a 5-year-old
cow. Another Ocker cow, a 3-
year-old, “Harriet Super
Holly,” was judged reserve
grand champion and reserve
senior champion.
Kennerd Henley won both
junior titles in open class
judging. “Towerview Kellys
SM,” a junior yearling was
judged junior champion, and
the reserve junior champion
was “Towerview Flashy
Minerva,” a senior yearling.
John E. Ocker and Family,
of Shippensburg, won both
the premier exhibitor and
premier breeder awards.
“Masonic Homes Flashy,”
a William Ocker 5-year-old
cow that captured the grand
championship m open
Aryshire classes at the 59th
Farm Show, also won the
grand championship in
junior classes. William is a
member of the Cumberland
County 4-H Dairy Club.
Kennard Henley’s 9-year
old Aryshire, .“Androssan
GLR Minerva,” captured the
reserve championship in
junior classes. Kennard is a
member of the Manor 4-H
Dairy Club.
Farmers Need
Complete Records
Farmers must keep
complete records-so they
won’t overlook investment
credit eligibility,
depreciation expenses, and
deductible items like farm
magazines, farm
organization dues, bank
service charges, utility bills
on the part of the house used
for a farm office, overnight
business trips, food eaten by
hired help, and money spent
to board hired workers,
remind Extension farm
management specialists at
The Pennsylvania State
University.
Lancaster
Feeder Pig
Tuesday, January 7
FEEDER PIGS; 1081.
Compared to last sale in mid-
December US 1-2 2.00-4.00
higher; US 2 and US 2-3 1.00-
3.00 lower. Slaughter buyers
purchased less than 4 per
cent with these being mainly
Bust and Utility.
US 1 48-70 lb. 65.00-70.50;
102 Head 44-50 lb. 71.00-74.00;
One 12 head lot 61 lb. 79.50.
US 2 65-75 lb. 52.00-55.50;
Couple lots 80-85 lb. 41.00-
44.00. US 2-3 55-70 lb. 46.50-
52.00. US 3 28-50 lb. 43.50-
46.50; One lot 89 lb. 34.50.
TRY A
CLASSIFIED
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