Brothers win
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Narvon Rl. Miss Martin had
also taken the championship
title of the Ephrata Fair this
FaU with the 1210 pound
purebred.
The reserve champion of
the lightweight division was
a 1135 pound steer shown by
Neil Bushong of Columbia
R 3.
In the sale of the 93 head
which followed the show, the
champion sold for $2.24 per
pound or a total of $2520 to
James Mummau, owner of
the Lancaster County Farm
Restaurant, Elizabethtown
Rl. This year marks the
sixth year that Mummau has
either purchased the grand
or reserve grand champion
of this district show. He
plans, once again, the serve
the beef on New Years Day,
The grand champion of the Southeastern District 4-H beef show held Tuesday
at the Lancaster Stock Yards was shown by Ed Wylie, Nottingham R 2, and
purchased by James Mummau, owner of the Lancaster County Farm Restaurant
for $2.24 per pound.
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The reserve champion was
sold to W. E. Kreider, Inc., a
butcher with retail stores at
Stauffers of Kissel Hill for
.85 cents per pount.
The 93 head sold by auc
tioneer Wilbur Hosier
averaged $52.96 per hun
dredweight with the average
weight 1151 pounds.
Buyer of the reserve
heavyweight champion was
Farmers Fertilizer Works,
Inc., Elizabethtown, and the
reserve lightweight
champion, Watt and Shand,
Lancaster and Park City.
Other buyers in the sale
included American Testing
Laboratories, Armstrong
Cork Company, Atlantic
Breeders Cooperative,
Baums Bologna, Inc., Bell
Telephone Co. of Pa.,
Brownstown National Bank,
Last Call - Ends Nov. 30
PHONE: 717-354-4478
Commonwealth National
Bank, Walter M. Dunlap &
Sons-, Inc., Farmers First
Bank of Lititz, Farmersville
Equipt. & Agri Equipment,
Fulton Bank, Glass
Specialty System of Pa.,
Fred F. Groff, Inc.,'Groffs
Meats, Inc., Greider Farms,
Inc., Hales Food Rite, Herr
& Sacco, Inc., S. L. Heilbron
& Sons, R. E. Hershey
Meats, Henry B. Hoover -
Agway, John J. Hoober, Inc.
Feed Co., Hornblower Weeks
Commodity Dept,, Kunzler &
Co. Inc., Lancaster
Livestock Reporter, Lan
caster Stockyards, Inc.,
Lancaster Packing Co.,
Leisure Lanes of Lancaster,
Longenecker Farm Supply,
C. E. Lutz Oil Co., A. K.
Mann Leaf Tobacco Co.,
John E. Martin-Contractor,
McCoy Butcher Shop,
Messick Farm Equipment
Co., M. G. S. Inc., A. R.
Mummau, National Central
Bank, Newcomer Oil Co.,
Pennfield Corporation, Penn
Jersey Harvestore Systems,
Inc,, Reed Chevrolet, Inc.,
Ridgeview Farms, Sears
Roebuck Co., Sensenig Feed
Mill, David Smucker, Sperry
Rand Corporation-Sperry
New Holland, Stock Yard
Inn, Elam Strickler Truck
Co., Union National Mt. Joy
Bank, Way Oil Co., Wengers
Feed Mill, Inc., and Wit
mans Meats."
The results of the district
show include:
Lightweight
(1020 lbs. and under)
1. Ronald Martin, Narvon
Rl; 2. Tony Eberly, Denver
R 2; 3. Kurt Hess,
Elizabethtown, Dauphin
County; 4. Dale Fisher,
Hummelstown, Dauphin
County; 5. Kevin Gridley,
Glenmoore, Chester
County; 6. Richard McKane,
Glenmoore; 7. Vickie Bare,
Witmer; 8. Jeff Bare, Wit
mer; 9. Glenn Stoltzfus,
Morgantown, Chester
County; 10. Teena Trutt,
Halifax, Dauphin County.
Lightweight
(1025-1065 lbs.)
1. Diane Beam, Elverson,
Chester County; 2. Dana
Guthrie, West Chester,
Chester County; 3. Tom
Herr, QuarryviUe Rl; 4.
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Name
Address.
Phone
Lancaster Farming, Saturday. November 26.1977
Gerald Hess, Conestoga Rl;
5. Tim Long, Manheim R 4; 6.
Darlene Herr, Quarryville
R 2; 7. Mary Brandt,
Manheim R 2; 8. Grayson
Fair, Harrisburg RD,
Dauphin County; 9. Edward
Nissley, Manheim R 5; 10.
Mark Huepenbecker;
Conestoga Rl; 11. William
Fairbaim, West Chester.
Lightweight
(1070-1110 lbs.)
1. Steve Long, Peach
Bottom R 2, 2. Terri Taylor,
Elizabethtown RD, Dauphin
County; 2. Kevin Landis,
Lancaster R 6; 4. Brain Hess,
Conestoga Rl; 5. Tim
Powers, Glenmoore; 6.
Nissley, Manheim R 5; 7.
Judy Gish, Elizabethtown; 8.
Wayne Gish, Elizabethtown;
9. Keith Hess, Elizabethtown
RD, Dauphin County; 10.
Troy Groff, Quarryville R 2;
11. Ernie Frey, Quarryville
R 2; 12. Pat Messick, Mid
dletown, Dauphin County.
Lightweight
(1115-1140 lbs.)
1. Ed Wylie, Nottingham
R 2 (champion lightweight
steer and grand champion
steer); 2. Neil Bushofig,
Columbia R 3 (reserve
champion lightweight
steer); 3. Eric Frey,
QuarryviUe R 2; 4. Earl
Geib, Manheim R 4; 5. An-
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drew Gehman, Stevens Rl;
6. William Coyne,
Quarryville R 2; 7. Freda
Frey, Quarryville R 2; 8.
Tracy Groff, Quarryville
R 2; 9. Tim Foreman, Her
shey RD, Dauphin County;
10. Sally Messick, Mid
dletown; 11. Don Stoltzfus,
Morgantown; 12. Jamie
Lynn Frey, Quarryville R 2;
13. Mary Kay Longenecker,
Lititz.
1. Brenda Fisher, Hum
melstown; 2. Deanna Gish,
Elizabethtown; 3. Jay E.
Reiff, Lititz Rl; 4. Jeff
Bittner, Peach Bottom R 2; 5.
Larry Frey, Marietta Rl; 6.
Rich Ibach, Quarryville R 3;
7. Eileen Fairbaim, West
Chester; 8. Steve Hershey,
Manheim R 6; 9. Coleen
Harnish, Lancaster R 6; 10.
Kim Schildt, Elizabethtown
RD, Dauphin County; 11.
Bonnie Frey, Refton; -12.
Robert Swarr, Mount Joy
R 3.
1. Linda Martin, Narvon
Rl (reserve champion
heavyweight steer); 2.
Karen Weaver, Qu&rryville
R 2; 3. Betty Reiff, Lititz Rl;
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