—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, Sept. 11. 1976
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Hidden Springs Farm
Nancy 3 9-3
Audrey 3 6-1
Harriet 3 5-7
Lois 3 5-3
Hilda 3 4-6
Anita 3 4-
Mars 3 3-5
Wendy 3 3-1
Debra 3 2-5
Delilah 3 2-2
Dennis L. Me Williams
3 7-7
3 5-6
3 6-
3 4-7
3 2-1
63
19
34
24
Palmer McWilliams Jr
10 3 6-7
Elmer Myers
Star 3 5-5
Cathy 3 4-3
Susie 3 2-10
T. & M. & M. K. Walker
3676 3 7-3
3653 3 7-3
3698 3 7-3
6249 3 6-
5066 3 3-10
6499 3 3-8
5174 3 2-4
Phillip D. Laughman
Ruby 3
Gretel 3
Barb 3
Avalong Farms Inc.
Lucy 3
Lucky 3
Nada 3
Suella 3
Nesta 3
Avalong Farms Inc.
Raven 2
Elida 2
Jenifer 2
Gwynn 2
Maya 2
Philip R. Stambaugh
Toogi 3
Anita 3
Paul R. King
Jinx 3
Model 3
Wayne B. Mummert
29
45
44
Dale & Darla Doll
Sallie
Jane
Lynn Wolf
Becky
Blackie
Ozone
Your b
angle
filling
silos
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• Two models 48 and 56, both with huge capacities
• Big 48 and 56-mch rotors have adjustable, replaceable
paddles for top capacity, long life
• Reversible rim sheets last twice as long without re
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• Transport wheels adjust for ground clearance, height,
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Frystown RDI
Myerstown, PA 17067
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16,747
18,140
20,507
14,900
16,757
14,908
14,160
14,926
13,722
14,004
14,060
14,089
14,644
15,572
12,983
11,460
16,016
17,420
13,893
305
305
305
14,795
17,084
14,250
15,392
14,189
12,102
12,149
14,336
22,944
16,644
305
305
305
8-6
3-6
6-5
19,816
18,822
19,277
16,715
22,042
12,386
13,144
14,720
13,642
14,521
305
299
305
302
305
13,275
15,187
270
305
6-11
7-
12,687
14,167
300
238
10,970
19,697
14,604
278
305
250
9-
44
10-
16,018
12,508
18,627
15,795
13,297
305
231
272
4-2
4-2
4-9
Melvin Diem Jr.
Betty
Robert J. Reheard
Anna
Sharon
Melvin R. Lelir
5 ;
Horace E. Heindel
Bitsy 3
PopC 3
Robert W. Mays
16 3
Carl Anderson
32 3
25 3
Steven & Beth Staner
Ornamnt 2
Girl 2
TillyJ. 2
Elvin R. Deiter
Greta 3
Charles A. Parrish
62 3
600
558
537
584
500
John H. Doll Jr.
Mable 3
Charles Herr & Son
Joan 3
Harold Good No. 3
1 2.
507
670
661
517
4.2
331
3.7
37 2
43 2
Little Creek Fms. Inc.
32 3
87 3
109 3
8 3
Wayne L. Sweitzer
50 3
Kenneth L. Rexroth
Jackie 3
Ritta 3
Sara 3
557
724
591
3.9
3.2
3.6
755
819
814
592
690
3.8
4.4
•4.2
3.5
3.1
603
557
789
653
679
551
514
596
507
513
653
517
4.7
3.3
3.5
586
533
683
504
524
3.7
3.2
3.9
HI
18,885
293
305
300
12,103
16,558
12,589
305
267
5-
6-
16,513
14,096
14,779
14,448
12,503
305
275
6-1
5-9
5-11
11,015
11,478
11,569
297
305
305
6-10
305
14,660
3-10
15,142
6-10
17,250
12,118
11,908
10,903
11,008
305
305
221
7-11
9-
4-8
305
305
305
270
3-7
6-9
5-9
2-11
13,552
19,829
15,807
12,374
15,106
4:8
4-
5-
305
305
305
17,221
17,724
15,084
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Donald Wilson
26 3
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718
530
555
88
156
384 3
Hy-Vue Farms Inc.
598
548
114
Green Springs Farms
538
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159 3
158 3
69 3
215 3
216 3
345 3
517
530
5.2
4.8
4.7
574
550
547
605 '
687
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champion in 4-H food Brian McDowell of Rising
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4.9
5.2
4.7
580
570
521
516
694
511
536
3.8
3.5
3.2
4.3
620
The first-place male
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3.1
4.1
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547
613
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21.034
13.911
11.242
305
305
305
13,373
12,677
13,652
3.9
4.0
3.8
13,734
15,820
305
305
13,549
12,747
15,070
15,341
15,453
16,302
14,675
16,347
10,548
Laurie Walters of Mount
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531
507
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514
544
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