Lancaster Co. DHIA
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M. Irvin Eberly
f R&GrH 29
Gordon L. Sangrey
R&GrH 33
Christ R. Beiler
R&GrH
Carl L. Martin
RH 27
H. Landis Weaver
RH 35
Donald R. Bare
R&GrH
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Parke H. Ranck
RH 32
Earl Smoker
R&GrH 30
J.MoweryFrey
RH 31
Joseph C.Wivell
R&GrH 24
IvanS.Stoltzfus
R&GrH 32
J.C.PownallEst.
Mix 30
Nelson H. Wenger
58.3 93.5 43.2 4.2
RH 27 32.5
J. Robert Metzler & Son
RH 33
OmarS. Kauffman
R&VrH 31 37.0
Ezra & Gerald Martin
RH 29
Melvin L. Beiler
R&GrH 28
Willis M. Martin
R&GrH 29
TomMcMillion
GrH 29 6.5
Pequea Meadows Farm
R&GrH 29
Wilmer G. Kraybill
R&GrH 31
Samuel F. Long
Mix 35
Ira D.Welk& Sons
R&GrH 30
Hiram S. Aungst
R&GrH 28
Ellis D.Kreider
R&GrH
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Pasteurella multocida
and Corynebacterium
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BenuelS. Stoltzfus
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Moses G. Riehl
RH 29 32.3
Meadow Vista Farm
„ R&GrH 35 110.5
Ressler& Stoltzfus
Mix 30
Arthur D. Wenger
RH 61
Martin H. Good
R&GrH 37
J. Z. Nolt
RH 36
JohnS. Wenger
RH 31
Russel L. Kline
R&GrH 30
Melvin J. Martin
RH 24
JohnE.Kreider
RH 28
Titus B. Stoner
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Gusty Crest Farm
R&GrH 22
James C. Weicksel
R&GrH 32 10.0 99.1
Lancaster Mennonite Hospital
R&GrH 55 92.6 85.6
JohnM.Hamish
R&GrH 27 138.6 84.7
B. Robert Charles
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Isaac S. Beiler
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Eastern takes 22 placings
WRIGHTSVILLE - The
Eastern Future Farmers of
America Chapter of Eastern
High School, Wrightsville
entered 56 projects m the
1978 Pennsylvania Farm
Show. Out of the 56 entries,
the FFA had 22 placings
which earned them $B4.
The following is the
breakdown of winners;
Robert Buser won $36 with
nine ribbons; Ray Smeltzer
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• Seven models available with output capacities from
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Sat. 7:30 TO 3:00
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earned $26 with seven rib
bons; Steve Daugherty
garnered three ribbons and
$11; Chris Klinedinst took in
$5 with one ribbon; and
Michael Krug and Thomas
Urey both earned $2 with one
ribbon each.
Buser and Smeitzer also
participated m the 1977
P.C.I.A. Once Acre Com
Contest with Buser taking a
blue ribbon and Smeitzer a
red.
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