—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, October 15,1977
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Pa. National Horse Show set for
HARRISBURG - The 32nd
Pennsylvania National
Horse Show will be held at
the Farm Show Arena,
Harrisburg, Pa., for eight
days, from October 15 to
October 22 With an entry list
of more than 700 com
petitors, Harry G. Banzhoff,
president of the Penn
sylvania National Horse
Show, expects this to be the
oest National in many years.
Special features of the
norse show include the world
taraous Budweiser
Clydesdales which will
perform for the first time at
:he October 17 evening
session and appear nightly
T hereafter Other attractions
PUBLIC SALE
Barn burned and selling at the Sky Farm,
3 mi. from Greenwood or 6 from Troup
] sburg, N. Y., 15 from Knoxville, Fa.,
j SATURDAY, OCTOBER 22,1977
AUO:3OA.M.
(Machinery in a.m. - cattle at 1 p.m.)
tractors (David Brown “990 D” w/loader,
Cov. ,hutt “560 D”, JH “MD”, & MH “30”). NH “273
Haylmer” thrower-baler, “479” haybme, barrel
spr- der i all only 2 yrs. old!). 4 wagons (Lamco &NH
s.u. v 2 kicker). IN “350” chopper, MH “Clipper”
combine, plows, drags, sprayer, planter, 425 gal. bulk
tank, etc. 35 interstate-tested Holsteins (32 cows, 2 bred
hfrs., 1 bull).
Owned by:
MICHAEL AND ANNA SKY
For info or sale list,
Contact Rumsey Sales,
Bath, N.Y. (607) 776-3478.
NEW HOLLAND SALES STABLES
ANNUAL DAIRY
SHOW AND SALE
BIGGER & BETTER THAN EVER
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 26,1977
New Holland, Pa.
Sale barn located 12 miles east of LANCASTER, PA. on Rte. 23.
250 HEAD OF TOP HOLSTEIN COWS
Most will be fresh or close springers.
As m past years, our shippers plan this show and sale as one of the
highlights of the year l
The remarks we get every year from top cow men “I have never seen
so many top cows in one place offered for sale.” Come and see for
yourself!
Show cows must be in the barn Tuesday by 6 p.m.
Judging 10 a.m. on Wednesday, John W. McKitrick, judge
Classes to be judged—
2-year-old Holstein heifer dry
2 year old Holstein heifer in milk
Fresh Holstein cow class
Dry Holstein cow class
Two mixed classes, dry & fresh including Red & White Holstems and
other oreeds
For more information contact:
NORMAN KOLB.
355 Pitney Road
Lancaster, Pa. 17601 Phone 717-397-5538
or ABE DIFFENBACH
Phone 717-393-4464
or call the sale barn office
Henry Kettering, Pedigrees 717-354 4341
include the Carlisle High
School Marching Band and
the Zembo Shrine’s award
winning Mounted Patrol.
One ot the mam at
tractions of the show is
expected to be the open
jumper section in which
many well known riders will
compete. Rodney Jenkins, a
32-year-old professional, will
have three of his leading
jumpers present to enter the
event. Katie Monahan, from
Bloomfield, Mich., has
entered two horses in the
event. Neal Shapiro, who
won two medals in the 1972
Olympics for the U.S.
Equestrian Team will also
Sale starts at 12 Noon
Safe of Champions at 1 p.m
Nation’s largest indoor horse show
ride, toughening the com
petition.
Two other major com
petitive events are planned
throughout the week, also.
They are the Prix des States
and the national finals of the
Medal Class for Hor
semanship.
The Prix des States is a
jumping competition that
brings together teams of the
leading junior jumpers m the
country, representing six
states - Connecticut, Penn
Tissue grapes produced
BELTSVILLE, Md, -
Less than a year ago, a
vineyard now containing 65
grape vines in Silver Run,
Md., began in a research
laboratory as just one cubic
centimeter of grape vine
tissue.
The vineyards are part of
an experiment conducted by
plant physiologist Dr.
William R. Krul of USDA’s
Agricultural Research
Service to propagate grape
vines faster and more
efficiently through a
technique known as “tissue
culturing.” Thousands of
grape vmes can be produced
from a single tissue culture
in half the time it to
propagate a few hundred
vmes by stem cuttings, the
conventional way to
propagate grapes.
Dr. Krul’s vineyard is the
first in the U.S., perhaps in
sylvania, New York, New
Jersey, Maryland, and
Texas. The learn contest will
be held October 15 with the
individual junior jumping
competition to be held the
next day.
The Medal Class is the
nation’s premier hor
semanship event, bringing
together all the under
eighteen riders who have
qualified for the event the
past year. This class is
scheduled on October 16.
Throughout the week of
the world, consisting of vmes
grown entirely from isolated
cells.
Tissue culturing provides
scientists and nurserymen
with an aseptic method of
obtaining true-to-form
plants from bits of immature
flower buds, growing tips, or
other tender parts of plants
that possess disease
resistance or other desired
characteristics.
The experimental
vineyard is expected to be at
full production by the
summer of 1980.
YOURE
IN GREAT
SHAPE
WITH IMS!
Oct. 15
competition, there is a
variety of classes and
events. Featured will be
classes for hunters, jum
pers, American Saddle
Horses, Tennessee Walking
Horses, Morgan Horses,
pony roadsters, equitation
and police competition.
The Pennsylvania
National Horse Show is a
non-profit organization.
Proceeds from the show are
donated to the Kiwanis Club
of Harrisburg’s Youth
Foundation. As the nation’s
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FHIO/IV, OCTOBER 21,1977 C \.
11:OOA.M.
Sale at Troy Fairgrounds, Route 14, Troy, Pa.
Daughters of cows selling with records up to 24,000
lbs. of Milk.
Several selling from Dams over 1000 lbs. fat.
Many young excellent & very good cows sell.
Many daughters of excellent cows sell with records
to 1012 lbs. fat.
25 own daughters of Elevation sell.
An extremely fancy red cow by Marquis Ned.
Features include: A V.G. 88 own daughter of Telstar;
an Elevation from an EX. Astronaut; a V.G. 88
Magnet with 23,D00M, her heifer calf by Fury Ivan
sells; a fancy red Marquis Ned show cow; two full
sisters by Elevation from a V.G. 88 Kingpin with 903 F;
several daughters of Transmitter in luding a bred
heifer from a V.G. 87 dam with 1006 i a fancy Penn
State Ivanhoe Star; a Kingpin bred farmer from a dam
with over 200,000 lbs. M; an own daughter from Ir
vington Pride Admiral from a V.G. dam.
A Charmcross with over 600 F at 1-10 from a 1002 F
dam; a Chief from an EX. 3E dam; a Bootmaker from
V.G. dam; several heifer calves by Job; daughters of
Chief Magnet, Marquis Ned, Pride Admiral,
Astronaut, Betty Chief, Kingpin, Starlite, Bootmaker,
Jetstream, Job, & other popular AI sires sell.
Catalogs at ring side.
Don’t miss this outstanding opportunity to see &
purchase the greatest group of Holsteins ever
assembled in the Endless Mountains area.
Sale Managed by
ENDLESS MOUNTAINS HOLSTEIN SALES
Box 92 RDS Towanda, Pa. 18848
Bill Kent - Auctioneer Chuck Will - Pedigrees
Bergen, NY Underwood, Minnesota
thru 22
largest indoor horse show,
the Pennsylvania National
has entries from all over the
United States and Canada. It
features two performances
daily, starting at 9 a.m. and
7:30 p,m.
General admission is $2 for
daytime performances and
$2.50 for evening sessions
except for the final Saturday
when tickets are $2.50 and
$3.00, respectively. Children
under 12 are admitted to all
sessions for $1 when ac
companied by an adult.
Pi.