—Lancaster Fai ming, Saturday, August 28, 1976
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Select H
Charm H
Vista Grande Farm
Beauty H
Pnmros H
Meg H
Mark A. Wolfskill
Candy H
Peppie H
Jenny H
Kay H
Cherry H
Lola H
Lora H
Rodger L. Wagner
Ember H
No. 105 H
Wilmer Dreibelbis
Silva H
Charles W. Wagner
Xtra H
Charles R. Kissling
Ellen H
Herb Top Farms
Tola H
Charles W. Lamm
Joy H
Leonard G. Stoltzfus
Jaja
Floyd Weber
Alice 10 H
Ernest C. Hoffman
Stardus H
William G. Howerter
Sonnia H
Sue H
Charles Plushanski
Hatty H
Claribl H
Clara H
Effie H
Swatara Dairy Farm
No. 63
Dale H. Wilson
Donald
John H. Stump
Maud H 4-
F. M. Browns Sons Inc.
No. 55 H 8-11
No. 21 H 3-11
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If You’re Buying it for Less - You Are Getting Less
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Steel Buildings
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3-10
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3-11
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FREEDOM OF CHOICE.
21,230
21,469
772
700
17,968
17,340
13,407
721
672
667
18,337
20,471
17,459
17,072
17,153
19,217
17,182
755
690
17,077
16,991
16,621
726
16,506
673
17,535
762
15,542
679
665
17,402
MANHEIM - On Tuesday,
August 17, the Manheim
FFA held their annual
summer tour and picnic. All
members were invited. At
nine o’clock, approximately
35 members and two
agriculture teachers arrived
at the school. From here, the
tour of five farms began. The
farms visited were those of
Ronald Kreider, Tim Good,
David Keller, Dennis Kulp,
and Steve and Larry Her
shey.
694
15,353
662
14,728
19,000
742
20,589
17,281
668
658
22.235
17,111
17,187
18.235
865
689
730
731
656
16,011
A new dairy operation to
take care of 500 cows was the
drawing card of the Ronald
Kreider farm. At the
operation partly be
longing to Tim Good, the
FFA treasurer, Good’s
691
16,168
729
16,715
663
697
18,435
19,497
Knee
Braces
None
V Braces
None
None
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Andrew D. Stoltzfus
Model H
Kay H
Sarah H
Kattie H
Rockett H
Polly H
Kim H
Bonita H
Chief H
Richard R. Troutman
Sadie H
Prissy H
Mervin Brubaker
Joan 52 H
Francis R. Moser
Aggyl24 H
No. 207 H
Robert L. Sattazahn
Superb H
William W. Herbert
Amy H
Ernest 0. Miller
No. 85 H
Harold & Geo. Schuler
Lucy H
FFA
summer tour
THIS?
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18,409
18,033
20,142
19,022
21,939
18,158
19,066
17,876
18,856
19,448
297
305
4-
3-11
15,137
304
5-11
19,392
17,338
305
305
18,280
305
305
22,285
20,415
305
18,775
295
hold
steers which are to be shown
at the Farm Show were the
main attraction. Good also
showed his pigs which he
owns in partnership with his
father.
At the Keller farm, the hog
farrowing set-up and new
cage chicken house were the
main attractions. Dave
Keller is the Manheim FFA
president.
Former member Dale Nolt
showed his elaborate farrow
to-fmish set-up to the tour
members. He has a
farrowing house in which he
grows his pigs to between 40
and 100 pounds. Then, in his
new finishing house he
develops the hogs to ap
proximately 220 pounds.
The farm of Dennis Kulp
was the next stop. Here,
Kulp showed his two Kutz
town Fair dairy prospects.
The final stop was the
farm of Larry Hershey and
Steve Hershey. Two aspects
viewed were the steers
which they plan to exhibit at
the Manheim Farm Show
and their cage chicken
house.
Educate pop sapecy
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Lester Heyer
Taffy
Junge Farms
Cookie
Karen
Paul E. Labe
No. 24
John C. Bartsch
Mazie
Clarence C. Sattazahn
Sally 6 H 5-6
George S. Troutman Jr.
Katie H 7-10
Margie H 6-1
Greta H 4-6
Alice H 3-8
Yost Brothers
No. 35 H
Teen Chal Farm
No. 10 H
817
747
730
667
398
713
744
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701
16,506
845
838
18,441
21,999
698
15,983
735
20,030
765
17,409
673
713
691
676
18,719
17,282
17,903
17,453
670
13,353
670
16,715