—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, Nov. 13, 1976
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Brian Bankert of Hanover and his Junior Champion Duroc Barrow.
Daryl Sheiss, Chambersburg R 5, is .oc jrrow jwn at the Keystone
the owner-breeder of this champion Exposition this week.
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12TH ANNIVERSARY
ANNUAL MEETING
AGWAY INC.
GARDEN SPOT ZONE
7:30 P.M. FARM & HOME CENTER, LANCASTER, PA.
PROGRAM
Reports by Agway Management -
Mr. Mark Hess - Garden Spot Stores
Mr. Elwin Peet - Petroleum Manager
Mr. James Esbenshade - Supply Center
• Election of Committeemen
• Vocal Music by Kay Weaver
* Guest Speaker - Arthur Cochran, Area Manager, Agway Inc.
30 DOOR PRIZES & REFRESHMENTS -■
MONDAY EVENING,
1976
NOVEMBER 15,
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*22,000 bagged at feeder sale
HARRISBURG - The 1976
Keystone International
Livestock Exposition was
host to a feeder calf show
and sale. After competition
in the morning, the calves
were auctioned off in the
evening. The sale netted*
$22,236.15, for 93 calves.
___ Irvington Farms, sold for
PT| Y| Q $2,952.60. Total weight of the
V>'-K.JLJLJL •feeder calves sold was 39,890
pounds. An average price of
55.74 cents was paid for each
pound of calf.
In the show, Irvington
Farms received the award
for grand champion pen of
the show and champion steer
pen for their pen of five
Angus steer calves. The
reserve grand champion pen
and reserve champion steer
pen of five went to John R.
Johnston, Lewisburg, W. Va.
for his five crossbred steers.
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' Poland China: champion
boar, James Martin,
Hampstead, Md.; reserve
champion boar, Keith J.
Martin, Hampstead, Md.;
champion gilt, Keith J.
Martin, Hampstead, Md.
Results of the open barrow
show jvill be carried in next
week’s edition.
This all new Allis-Chalmers 7580
4-wheel drive tractor has a healthy
appetite for big acreage 7111131065 or
flatlands row crops or small-gram
farming irrigated acres or dryland
ranches
Yet every acre of the way, this big
beast saves you fuel money .Thanks
t0a222-hpf six cylinder dresel engine
designed with turbocharger, inter
cooler opposing intake-exhaust mani
folds and counterbal
anced crankshaft—
features that add up
to draft horse perfor-
mance with small
pony appetite
C. J. Wonsidler Bros.
RDI, Quakertown, PA 18951
Phone 215-536-1935
215-536-7523
Grumeili Form Service A. i. Noss & Son, Inc.
Quarryville, PA RD2, Oley, PA
717-786 7318 215-987-6257
Shorties* Form I. H. Brubaker, Inc.
Equipment Lancaster, PA
Sharllesville, PA 717-397-5179
215 488-1326
H Daniel Wenger, Prop
The top price paid for a
calf was $1.36 per pound. Don
States, Indiana County,
bought the 560 pound Angus
steer calf for $761.60 to use as
a 4-H project. The Angus was
part of the grand champion
pen of the morning show,
exhibited by Irvington
Farms, Gaithersburg, Md.
The top pen, that of the
The beast
built to eat
acres,
not hid.
No Interest On Tractors or Implements bought
with tractors until March 1, 1977.
Roy H. Buch, Inc.
Ephrala, RD2
717 859 2441
Runnymede Farm,
Coatesville, Chester County,
showed the champion pen of
five feeder heifers. Buck and
Doe Run Valley Farms Co.,
also from Coatesville earned
the reserve champion
laurels for a pen of feeder
heifers.
Holiday Cooking Tips
Cook turkey thoroughly, to
an internal temperature of
180-190 degrees F. Never
partially cook it and finish
cooking later. Bacteria can
survive in partially cooked
poultry.
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