Red Lion FFA dominates hog show
YORK - FFA members
from Red Lion dominated
the breeding swine shows at
the York Fair, winning four
out of five breed cham
pionships, and four reserve
ribbons.
Greg Innerst, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Innerst, Red
Lion, won the Berkshire
class, while Don Kilgore, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Leon
Kilgore, Airville, took the
reserve ribbon.
In the Hampshire breed
show, it was Wayne Bankert,
another Red Lion boy, who
took the honors. He had both
the champion and reserve
PUBLIC
Pine View Herd Dispersal
Friday, Sept. 23,1977
At 6:30 P.M,
Farm located 8 miles south of Quarryville, V*
mile north of Little Britain along Rt. 272.
Complete dispersal of 85 Holstein and a few first calf
heifers. This herd has several cows just fresh, milking
70 to 80 lb. per day. About 20 cows to freshen Oct. and
Nov., the balance in all stages of production. 10 fancy
first calf heifers, 10 yearling heifers and a few small
heifers. All cows pregnancy checked by vet. and bred
to ABS sires. 30 day TB and blood tested.
Sale held under tent.
Owner;
JAMES L KREIDER
Auctioneer;
Lloyd H. Kreider
Norman Kolb sales manager
Lunch Available
PUBLIC AUCTION
FLEMINGTON AGRI-MARKET
LIQUIDATION
Saturday, September 24,1977
At 9:30 A.M.
Location; 84 Park Avenue, Remington, N, J.
DeWalt radial arm saw, Porter Cable portable
electric saw, post drill press, 7 pc. tap and die set, some
carpenter’s and mechanic’s tools, C-clamps, shovels,
rakes, wire stretcher, raise, nuts, bolts, nails, car
penter’s pine tool chest, several 4’ and 5’ work benches,
10’ step ladder, rubber tire wheelbarrow (new), Storm
King snow blower, 22” rotary push mower, 4’ sickel bar
mower w/Briggs engine, (6) 4 wheel hyd. lift shop
trucks, 2 wheel 500 lb. hyd lift shop truck (new), (6)
Howe electric scales, Fairbanks 500 lb, scale, portable
platform scale, (2) Bostitch wire stitchers, several
boxes of stitch wire, quantity of steel roller conveyer,
conveyor stands, new conveyor chain, 26’ belt con
veyor, 6’ x 12’ wooden barn (used as Fair display),
ceramic tile, 48” fluorescent fixtures, quantity of 15
doz. egg cases, several cases of 1 doz. egg cartons, (2)
4’ chicken feeders, several 30 oz. egg scales, electric
egg sprayer, plus many other related items, scrap
metal.
OFFICE EQUIPMENT
Pitney Bowes electric letter folder, AB Dick electric
mimeograph machine, Kodak photb copier, slide
projector, 10’ movie screen, (3) Burroughs electric
adding machines, (2) Burroughs electric calculators,
Burroughs manual cash register and adding machine,
Royal manual typewriter w/24” carriage, electric
check signer, mail opener, glass front trophy cabinet,
(9) metal executive desks, swivel and guest chairs, 50
wooden folding chairs, 14 drawer metal card file,
rotary card files (floor models), 5’ metal table,
typewriter stands, metal storage cabinets, metal
wardrobe, office valet, oak clothes tree, employees
clothes lockers, large assortment of typing and carbon
paper, legal pads, paper clips, paper cutter, several
billing machines, envelopes, filing folders, stapelers,
pencils, stamp pads, stencil ink, etc. 8’ blackboard,
Coca-Cola cooler, electric water cooler, employees
time clock, plus many items not mentioned.
Auction in main building. Restaurant on premises.
Terms: Cash or a good check.
Auction Conducted By
COL JOHN P. KACHMAR
Auction Service
Flemington, NJ. (201) 782-4271
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champion, and then went on
to be grand champion
showman of the entire show.
He’s the son of Mr. and Mrs.
Preston Bankert.
The winner in Spotted
Polands was Jeff Rexroth,
also a Red Lion FFA’er, who
is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
Wilmer Rexroth, Airville.
He had both champions in
the event.
Yorkshire winner Mark
Rahman is from the Ken
nard-Dale FFA chapter, and
the son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Rahman. Reserve champion
of that breed belonged to
Wayne Bankert.
The limelight returned to
Red Lion when the champion
fror other breeds was
picked. The winning animal
was a Duroc and belonged to
Tom Innerst, the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Jacob Innerst, Red
Lion. The rreserve honor
went to David Shue, who
exhibited a Chester White.
Shue goes to South Western
High School.
Mark Rahman with the top FFA Yorkshire at the
York Fair.
Fall Heifer Sale
Located on the Robert Muliendore farm 10
miles South of Hagerstown, Md. on the
Boonsboro - Williamsport Road (Route 68) 4
miles West of Boonsboro, Md. and 2 miles East
off Sharpsburg Pike (Route 65) at lappens
Crossroads on
Sat. Eve., Sept. 24,1977
at 6:30 P.M.
200 HEAD OF HOLSTEIN HEIFERS 200
Consisting of mostly Holstein heifers including
started heifer calves, open heifers, breeding age
heifers, bred heifers, springing heifers. Polled
Hereford breeding age bull. All necessary animals
Bangs and T.B. tested within 30 days of sale.
1963 Chev. 1 ton truck with cattle body, in good
condition.
Terms; Cash Not Responsible for Accidents
Sale Managed and Conducted by:
Robert C. Muliendore
Phone: 582-0546
CLERK: C.L METZ
Sale Held in Tent with Lunch Available
Cattle May Be Inspected Sale Day
SPECIAL ismmm
HEIFER HB||
SALE
New Holland Sales Stable
Fall Heifer Sale
Saturday, Oct. 15,1977
At 10:00 A.M.
500 HEAD HOLSTEIN
HEIFERS ALL AGES
100 registered heifers, some with full pedigrees and A 1
sired, several groups of open heifers from breeding age
down to small heifers. A few stock bulls registered and
grades. Lots of big fancy spring heifers. All heifers
tested for interstate shipment. For more information
on sale contact:
ABE DIFFENBACH
354-4341 Office
NORMAN KOLB
397-5538
In FFA market hog
competition, two South-
Western High School boys
captured the big honors.
David Shue led a 240 pounder
into the ring to win as
champion, while schoolmate
Brian Utz won the reserve
banner with a 255 pounder.
Results of weight classes
follow:
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, September 17,1977
Wayne Bankert had the top FFA Hampshire gilt
and was also grand champion showman of the
show.
Class I
1. Don Myers, Northern; 2.
Kevin Knudson, Northern; 3.
Kevin Knudson, 4. Fred
Roycroft, Kennard-Dale.
Class II
1. Brian Utz, 2. Clay Tyson,
Red Lion; 3. Dean Miller,
Kennard-Dale; 4. Brook
Musser, Northern.
Class 01
1. Tony Mattox, Red Lion;
2. David Shue, 3. Larry
Robinson, Kennard-Dale; 4.
Claude Warner, South
Western.
Class IV
1. Claude Warner, 2. Steve
Wilson, Kennard-Dale, 3.
4-H hog show
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champion belonged to Steve
Trostle, who brought a 250
pounder into the ring.
Following are the placing
of the classes:
Class I
1. Michele Bankert, 2.
Kevin De Palmer, 3. John
Mummert.
Class II
1. Melissa Trotle, 2. Brian
Bankert, 3. Harold Mum
mert.
Class HI
1. John Mummert, 2. Brian
Banker!.
John Mummert with the champion Duroc.
Brook Musser, Kevin Smith,
Southwestern.
Class V
1. Steve Wilson, Kennard-
Dale; 2. Roger Orwig,
Kennard-Dale; 3. Keith
Smith, South Western.
Class VI
1. Larry Robinson, 2. Clay
Tyson, 3. Brook Musser, 4.
Claude Warner.
Class VIK
1. Dave Shue, 2. Dave
Shue, 3. Claude Warner, 4.
Clay Tyson.
Class Vm
1. Brian Utz, 2. Wayne
Bankert, 3. Wayne Bankert.
Class IV
1. Steve Trestle, 2. Melissa
Trestle, 3. Shelly Bankert
Class V
1. Steve Trestle, 2. Shelly
Bankert, 3. Harold Mumert
Class VI
1. Michele Bankert, 2,
Harold Mummert.
Class VII
1. John Mummert, 2.
Shelly Bankert, 3. Melissa
Trestle.
Class IX
1. Steve Trestle, 2. Melissa
Trestle, 3. Steve Trestle.
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