C36—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, January 12,1980
Ephrata fanner takes
HARRISBURG - Darnel
A. Brubaker of Ephrata,
Lancaster County, won three
championships in open corn
competition at the 64th Farm
Show. His entries won the 30-
ear open hybrid dent, 30-ear
open pollinated dent, and 30-
ear open pollinated Flint or
Indian in District I, or
eastern Pennsylvania.
Joyce Crowl of Amnlle,
York County, won top honors
m the 10-ear hybrid dent
division for eastern Penn
sylvania growers.
Doug Hancock of Honey
Grove, Juniata County,
exhibited the first place
sample of 10-ear hybrid dent
in District n, or central and
western Pennsylvania. He
also showed the winning
sample of 30-ear hybrid dent
for District n.
A.B. Brubaker of Ephrata,
Lancaster county, exhibited
the first place sample of 10-
ear open pollinated dent in
eastern Pennsylvania.
The 10-ear open pollinated
Flint or Indian division in
Delaware
land use meetings
DOVER, Del. Two
meetings - one for farmers
and the other for non
farmers -- have been
scheduled to explore the
issue of agricultural land
preservation in Delaware.
The farmer meeting will
take place Thursday,
January 31, at the Capitol
Grange Hall in Dover.
The non-farmer meeting
will be held Febuary 1 at the
State Highway Department
building across from the
Blue Hen Mall in Dover.
Both day-long sessions will
begin at 9 a.m. and end at 4
p.m.
The purpose of these
meetings is to provide
owners and users of
agricultural land with a
broad overview of what is
happening to Delaware’s
farmland and how these
trends may affect them in
the future, says Doug Angle,
University of Delaware
extension rural development
agent.
The program at both
sessions will mclude a
discussion of the issue of
agricultural land preser
vation m the state, the
ATTENTION
FARMERS...
FREE
ESTIMATES
ON RODENT
CONTROL
RODENTS carry diseases which
can endanger the health of your
flocks. Your business is raising
the flocks. Ours is protecting
them.
Ehrlich
Since 1928
Pest control is too important
to trust to anyone else
;
eastern Pennsylvania was
won by R.L. Mull of Lititz,
Lancaster County.
Gary Lee Crowl of Air
ville, York County, captured
the first place 4-H ribbon in
hybnd dent classes for
District I or eastern Penn
sylvania.
Rodney Snook of Logan
ton, Clinton County,
exhibited the champion
sample of 10-ear hybnd dent
in Distnct 11.
Gary Lee Crowl of Air
ville, York County, also
exhibited the first place
sample of 10-ear hybnd dent
in District I vocational class.
District H winner 'for 10-
ear hybnd dent classes was
David Saner of Thomp
sontown, Juniata County.
Class 1 (District I) 10 Ear Hybrid Dent
1 Joyce Crowl R 2 Airville 2 Phillip Z
Van Lieu R 1 Dillsburg 3 D B Brubaker
R 1 Ephrata 4 Daniel A Brubaker R 1
Ephrata 5 Ellis Growl R 2 Airville
Class 2 (District II) 10 Ear Hybrid Dent
1 Doug Hancock Rl Honey Grove
Class 3 (Statewide) 10 Ear Open
Pollinated Dent
1 A B Brubaker Rl Ephrata 2 Clyde
Brubaker Harrisburg Pike Lancaster 3
schedules
possible need for it, the pros
and cons of preserving
farmland, and a look at what
other states are doing.
These meetings ar°
sponsored by the Delaware
Cooperative Extension
Service. Another meeting is
planned for early next
spring, at which time both
farmers and non-farmers
will be able to get together to
further explore the subject
of farmland preservation in
Delaware.
For more information
contact Doug Angle at the
Georgetown Substation
(302/856-5250).
TRACTOR SAFETY HINT
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Install rollbars. fasten seat bettsl
And stay off slopes if you can t be
sure of tractor stability Same
advice goes for d/ps gullies and
ditches When going downhill use
lowest possible gear Space
wheels as wide as possible And
wear your seatbelt
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DB Brubaker Rl Ephrata 4 RayGrott
RI Ephrata 5 Ken Brubaker Hbg Pike
Lancaster
Class 4 {Statewide) 10 Ear Open
Pollinated Flit or Indian
1 R L Mull Skyview Lane Liti*z 2
D B Brubaker Rl Ephrata 3 Kenneth
F HeJseJ Rl East Freedom 4 Ken
Brubaker Hbg Pike Lancaster 5 Roy B
Mull Skyview Lane Lititz
Class 5 (District 1) 30 Ear Hybrid Dent
I Daniel- A Brubaker Rl Ephrata
OB Brubaker Rl Ephrata 3 Ellis
Crowl R 2 Airville 4 Kerry E Boyd R 5
Ephrata 5 Clyde Brubaker Hbg Pike
Lancaster
Class 6 (District H) 30 Ear Hybrid Dent
-1 Doug Hancock Rl Honey Grove
Class 7 (Statewide) 30 Ear Open
Pollinated Dent
1 Daniel A Brubaker Rl Ephrata 2
A B Brubaker Rl Ephrata 3 Ray Groff
Rl Ephrata 4 Clyde Brubaker Hbg
Pike Lancaster 5 D B Brubaker Rl
Ephrata
Class 8 (Statewide) 30 Ear Open
Pollinate Flint or Indian
1 Daniel Brubaker Rl Ephrata 2
Clyde Brubaker Rl Ephrata 3 D B
Brubaker Rl Ephrata 4 Ray Groff Rl
Ephrata
Class 9 (Statewide) 10 Ear Popcorn
White
1 A 8 Brubaker Rl Ephrata 2 D B
Brubaker Rl Ephrata 3 Ray Groff Rl
Ephrata 4 R L Mull Skyview Lane
Lititz 5 Daniel A Brubaker Rl Ephrata
Class 10 (Statewide) 10 Ear Popcorn
Yellow
1 Paul T Hower R 2 Northampton 2
DB Brubaker Rl Ephrata 3 Ray Groff
Rl Ephrata 4 R L Mull Skyview Lane
Lititz 5 EarlWuchter R 2 Northampton
Class 11 (Statewide) 10 Ear Popcorn
Strawberry
1 D 6 Brubaker Rl Ephrata 2
Daniel A Brubaker Rl Ephrata 3 Roy
B Mull Skyview Lane Lititz 4 R L Mull
Skyview Lane Lititz
Class 13 (Statewide) 10 Ear Waxey
Corn
1 Daniel A Brubaker Rl Ephrata 2
D B Brubaker Rl Ephrata
Class 14 (Statewide) 10 Ear Lysine
1 Ray Groff Rl Ephrata 2 D B
Brubaker Rl Ephrata 3 Daniel A
Brubaker Rl Ephrata
Class 15 (District I) 10 Ear Hybrid Dent
1 Gary Lee Growl Rl Airville 2
James Whistler Ruppert Road York 3
Jeff Barley R 2 Lancaster 4 James
Bollinger Rl Stevens
Hass 16 (District II) 10 Ear Hybrid
Dint
1 Kodney Snook R 2 Loganton
Class 17 (District I) 10 Ear Hybrid Dent
I Gary Lee Crowl R 2 Airville 2 Kim
Wise Rl Halifax 3 Brian Russler R 2
Conestoga 4 Clinton Warfcl R 2 Halifax
5 Steve Mam Millersville 6 John Keller
Rl2 York 7 Michael Runkle R 2 Airville
8 Wayne Hess Rl Conestoga 9 Gerald
Hess Rl Conestoga 10 Wayne Huber
Kendigßoad Rl Conestoga
Class 18 (District II) IQ_ Ear Hybrid
Dent
1 David B Saner Thompsontown 2
Ken A Smith R 1 McVeylown 3 Bryan
Boon R 2 Loganton 4 James Garner St
Rt Huntingdon 5 Crist Stimely R 2
McVeytown G Tim Hicks R 2 Brockway
7 David Raybuck R 2 Reynoldsville 8
Allen Wagner Rl Loganton 9 Jim
Stevenson Rl Brockway 10 Ed
Freemer Rl, Brockway
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County 4-H Talent Show.
Delaware 4-H talent
winners announced
MIDDLETOWN, Del. -
Results are in from the 1979
County 4-H Talent Show.
This year’s top winners m
the talent category were the
Stump Comer 4-H Club of
Middletown and in the en
tertainment category, the
Y’s Owls 4-H Club of
Hockessm.
Other winners included ...
Blue nbbon winners were
the Clever Clovers 4-H Club
and Red ribbon winners
were Green Clovers, Pen
cader and Meado Larks 4-H
Clubs; White ribbon winners
were the Colonials, Fan
tastics and the Hill’n Dale 4-
H Clubs,
The Stump Corner 4-H club
demonstrated musical
talents with a variety of
musical instruments. The
Y’s Owl 4-H Club members
worked hard in planning a
senes of skits on the
emmy’s.
The Talent Show is
designed to allow 4-H clubs
to work together as a team to
present a five minute act in
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Owl 4-H Club winners in the entertainment category ol
two categories- talent or
entertainment. Plans are
made early and usually
followed with costume
planning and making of
stage decorations. Many of
the musical groups also
spend many hours of
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practice. The result is a
great evening of laughter,
entertainment and a feeling
of club accomplishment.
Judges for this year’s
contest were Mrs. Betty
Copley and Mr. Ernest
Wilder.
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