A26—Lancaster Fanning, Saturday, Stptembar 13, 1960 A* A* 11 1 1
hurtolk lambs
District VI Horse
(Continued from Page A 24)
Stock seat equitation junior (3) 1
Kris Buck C J Plaudette Lancaster 2
Sue Steinruck J R Cutter Dauphin 3
Alida Farrington Sandra Lee Lancaster
4 Beth Carty Lad s Little Bits Franklin
5 KellyTroup Leosßarßob York
Stock seat equitation senior (3) 1
Robin Weatherby Bit of Brick Dauphin
2 Karen Hmerdeer Go Gener Go
Lancaster 3 Tracy Ott Jans Bar Gold
Franklin 4 Lynn Sherman Hasheema
Lancaster 5 Daphne Immel Mr Fashion
Straw Lancaster
4 H open pleasure class (0) 1 Kristi
Weachter Peanut Hull Franklin 2
Donna Long Poco Lancaster 3
Katherine Small Buffy York 4 Heather
Howry Kaleda Bar Fawn Lancaster 5
Jody Maurer Fiostie Britches Perry
Western pleasure ponies 12 2 hands
and under (2) 1 Darby Miller Golden
Boy York 2 Jason Watts Smokey
Lancaster 3 Chene Seltzer Trixie
Dauphin 4 Carolyn Rabold Star
Lebanon 5 Malissa Myers Heather
York
Western pleasure ponies over 12 2 (2)
1 Stephanie Kelly Son s Danny
Cumberland 2 Cindy Otto Bunny Red
Bailey Cumberland 3 Todd Holston
Tom Cat s Princess Cumberland 4
Michelle Latferty Society s Skipper York
5 Amy Sherman Patience Adams
Western pleasure pontes over 14 0
hands (3) 1 Annette Stump Iced
Champagne York 2 Tony Ott Social
Image Franklin 3 Karen Hmerdeer Go
Gener Go Lancaster 4 Jody Sherman
Billy Senor Adams 5 Beth Carty Lad s
Little Bits Franklin
Western riding contest (2) 1 Ahda
Farrington Sandra Lee Lancaster 2
Lisa Helder Ei Meer York 3 Tracy
Conrad Golden Boy Dauphin 4 Beth
Carty Lad s Little Bits Franklin 5 Steve
Otto Buffy Breeze Bar Cumberland
Pole bending ponies 13 2 hands and
under (2) 1 Scott Seltzer Kami
Dauphin 2 Todd Leibold Cat Nip
Lebanon 3 Terry Shetron Dirty Sally
Cumberland 4 Morns Spahr Pepper
York 5 Brian Lmsenbach Shady Lady
Cumberland
Pole bending horses over 13 2 hands
(2) 1 Karen Eberle Brandy on the
Rocks Lancaster 2 Dawn Dohner
Bucky Lebanon 3 Lantz Sourbier Texas
Little Tom Franklin 4 Leeann
Schneider Empress York 5 Kylah
Peterman Cinnamon York
Clover leaf barrel race ponies under
13 2 (2) 1 Terry Shetron Dirty Sally
Cumberland 2 Brian Lmsenbach Shady
Lady Cumberland 3 Scott Seltzer Kami
Dauphin 4 Morris Spahr Pepper York
5 Valane Warner Little Britches York
Clover leaf barrel race horses over
13 2(2) 1 Lantz Sourbier Texas Little
Tom Franklin 2 Mel Keller Foolish
Pride Lebanon 3 Curtis Huber Victory s
BUY CATTLE YOU
DON'T NEED TO FEED CORN
To make a profit in the commodities futures market, you can
buy and sell cattle and never even see their hungry faces.
That’s potential farm income without additional acres. Labor.
Equipment.
Of course, you can lose money too. But under the watchful eye
of Trade Tech Management, Inc., Registered Commodities
Advisor, your losses are limited. You don’t need to go on
feeding your stable full of steers when the market turns
against you.
Trade Tech offers two plans to buy and sell cattle futures as
well as other livestock, farm and precious metal commodities
contracts. A limited partnership and managed individual
accounts.
ANNOUNCING COMMODITIES SEMINAR
Thursday, September 18, 1980
' Quality Inn, Lancaster
Located off Rt. 30 Bypass at Centerville Exit
SPEAKERS: Steve Fitzgerald, Delta Commodities Corporation
Chicago, 111.
David K. Sauder, Registered Commodities
Advisor, Lancaster, Pa.
Call for reservations: 717-898-0130.
Shadow Lancaster 4 Wendy Miller
Tonka York 5 James Eveler Misty Roy
York
Pleasure pairs (2) 1 Jacmtha Keller
and Annette Stump York 2 Betsy
Gilbert and Paula Smith York 3 Molly
Landon and Carol Richards Dauphin 4
Mike Bennett and Sarah Dady Adams 5
Carla Ditzier and Robin Moulton
Lebanon
County team (1) 1 Liz Henry Paula
Smith and Betsy Gilbert York 2 Mike
Bennett Sarah Dady and Jody Ruth
Adams 3 Lynn Sherman Alida
Farrington and Karen Hmerdeer Lan
caster 4 Cindy Otto Todd Holston and
Linda Burruss Cumberland
Saddle seat equitation junior (2) 1
Kim Swartz C F Ella Mae Dauphin 2
Shelly Brown Brookview s Andante
Lebanon 3 Brook Sweigart Misty Mist
Lancaster 4 Megan Burnchter Vision s
Ram Drop Lebanon
Saddle seat equitation senior (2) 1
Marta Lipensky Shielings Ginger
Lebanon 2 Molly Landon Wmdndge
Hightimes Dauphin 3 Shelly Fetterhoff
Wmbuster Dauphin 4 Jenny Wun
derhch Starheart s Mossier Spirit
Lebanon 5 Brenda Hensley Brenda s
Prince Dauphin
Pleasure pony driving (2) 1 Rhonda
Garlmg Santa s Stormy Surprise
Franklin 2 Tim Fatzmger Liseter Star
Victor Cumberland 3 Troy Hatfield
Golden Trinket Lancaster 4 Jill Lenke r
Hickory Dauphin 5 Tim Kauffman
Snipper Lancaster
Hunter seat equitation junior not to
jump (2) 1 Barbara Kohr Mrs Starr
Cumberland 2 Elaine Magee Sar
sapanlfa Franklin 3 Tammy Long
Anne s Rosy Day Lancaster 4 Jackie
DeShong Sun Dawn Franklin
Hunter seat equitation senior not to
jump (2) 1 Sharon Wagaman Kelly
Girl Franklin 2 Brenda Vance
Diamond s Lil Itch York 3 Sharon
Green Paprika Red Girl York 4 Andi
Lekawa If Only York 5 Jamne Shank
Marys Merry Melody Lancaster
Hunter under saddle 14 2 hands and
under (2) 1 Betsy Zahn Katydid
Perry 2 Jennifer Knstick Welcome
Codette York 3 Amy Zahn Spuddy
Perry 4 David Ricklefs Misty Gray York
5 ChadßicMefs Olney York
Hunter under saddle over 14 2 hands
(3)— 1 Tracy Sheffer Daybreak Adams
2 Sharon Green Paprika Red Girl York
3 Karen Deverter Sheba Lancaster 4
Beth Barton Tuxedo Joe Franklin 5
Barbara Kohr Mrs Starr Cumberland
Saddle seat pleasure ponies 14 2
hands and under (1) 1 Kim Swartz
C F Ella Mae Dauphin 2 Brook
Sweigart Misty Mist Lancaster 3 Corbie
Underkoffler Horse Happy Clown
Lebanon
Saddle seat pleasure horses over 14 2
hands(2)—l Meganßurnchter Visions
Ram Drop Lebanon 2 Shelly Fetterhoff
Register Now For Free School
to be held
STATE COLLEGE - A se
cond consecutive successful
Performance Tested Ram
Lamb and Individual Ewe
Sale was held recently with
$19,400 in sales.
A total of 118 animals
crossed the block at the Pen
nsylvania Department of
Agriculture’s Meat Animal
Evaluation Center m State
College on August 30. Fifty
two rams averaged $192,
while 66 ewes averaged $l4l.
In the individual breeds, 16
Suffolk rams averaged $323;
17 Dorset rams averaged
$161; six Hampshire rams
averaged $161; and seven
Winbuster Dauphin 3 Molly Landon
Wmdndge Hightimes Dauphin 4 Marta
Lipensky Shielings Ginger Lebanon 5
Brenda Hensley Brenda s Prince
Oauphm
Hunter seat equitation over jumps
junior (2) 1 Jody Zahn Just Our
Darlm Perry 2 Michelle Ressler Tiger
Lancaster 3 Dawn Richardson Mardi
Gras Adams 4 Johnna Gregor Leading
Man Adams 5 Carla Melasecca
Sugaranm Lancaster
Hunter seat equitation over jumps
senior division 1 Vanessa Bledsoe
Bobbi Jo Bars Lancaster 2 Susie Hill
Night Watch Franklin 3 Carla Ditzler
Bourbon on the Rocks Lebanon 4 Liz
Henry JD York 5 Betsy Gilbert Tweed
Coat York
Working hunter ponies 14 2 hands and
under (2)— 1 Vanessa Bledsoe BobbiJo
Bars Lancaster 2 Nichelle Ressler
Tiger Lancaster 3 Amy Zahn Spuddy
Perry 4 Kelly Kaiser Rockhaven s
Change Maker Adams 5 Karen Naugle
Misty Morning Franklin
Working hunter horses over 14 2
hands (2) 1 Tammy Dick Wmdwoods
Faam Dauphin 2 Susan Hill Night
Watch Dauphin 3 Jeff 0 Donnell Mardi
Gras Lancaster 4 Tom Eyler T J Twist
Franklin 5 Ursula Yahn Chester
Dauphin
Open trail 13 2 hands and under (2)
1 Darby Miller Golden Boy York 2
Angel Dunckack Prince Robert Adams
3 Harry Leibfned Buttercup Dauphin
4 Jon Boyer Gypsy Lebanon 5 Morris
Spahr Pepper York
Open trail over 13 2 hands (3) 1
Beth Carty Lad s Little Bits Franklin 2
Betsy Gilbert Tweed Coat York 3 Venus
Klinger Rocket Bar Forecast Dauphin 4
Tracy Conrad Golden Boy Dauphin 5
Robin Weatherby Bit of Brick Dauphin
Shropshire rams averaged
$73.
Two Suffolk ram lambs
topped the sale, selling for
$5OO each,
Stefame Merkle of War
riors Mark, Huntingdon
County, purchased the top
indexing Suffolk consigned
by Paul H. Leader of York,
York County. This ram had a
final weight of 240 pounds,
3.95 square inch loin eye and
a height of 32 inches.
Another Suffolk ram con
signed by Leader also
brought $5OO and sold to
Wayne Hess of Conestoga,
Lancaster County.
The top selling Dorset ram
was consigned by Sarah Mo
Crumb of Mars, Butler Coun
ty. The January ram lamb
sold to James Rider of War
riors Mark, Centre County,
for $305.
Tnna Scott of Huntingdon
was the successful bidder in
the Hampshire ram sale,
taking home a junior Hamp
shire ram. This January
born lamb was consigned by
John C. Nordm of Russell,
Warren County, and sold for
$360.
The top selling Shropshire
ram sold to Gary Williams of
Turbotville,
thumberland County. The
ram was consigned by
Roberta and Red Kirby of
Macungie, Lehigh County,
and sold for $l3O.
In the other breed sales.
SMUCKER'S SALES & SERVICE
We Have SR2 12 h.p. Lister Diesels, as is or rebuilt.
• Good used diesel
engines
Install a blower fan
for better diesel &
refrigeration cooling.
Longer life on diesel.
LET ME BREATHE!
WE ARE NOW ALSO AN AUTHORIZED DEALER FOR"
DEUTZ DIESELS 3 h.p. to 450 h.p.
FOR PROMPT SERVICE CALL
717-354-4158 OR IF NO ANSWER
CALL 717-354-4374.
top tested sale
the Columbia ram lamb sold
for $235; a junior Oxford sold
for $65; while the Southdown
sold for $145; the Corriedale
ram was purchased for $75;
the Cheviot sold for $6O; and
a junior Tunis ram sold for
$5O.
Ten breeds sold in the In
vitational Ewe Sale until 18
Suffolk ewes averaging $148;
15 Dorset averaged $166; 14
Hampshires averaged $136;
and eight Shropshires
averaged $l5O.
The top selling Suffolk ewe
was consigned by Paul H.
Leader of York, York Coun
ty. The yearling ewe sold to
Rohm Wareham of Everett,
York County, for $230.
Brian Zerby of Knoxville,
Tioga County, sold his
Dorset ewe for $230 as well.
The top bidder on this yearl
ing ewe was Lewis Meiser of
Mt. Pleasant Mills, Snyder
County.
In the Hampshire sale,
David Converse of Leetewia,
Ohio, paid $2OO for a ewe
lamb consigned by John C.
Nordm of Russell, Warren
County.
Chester Countian Warn G.
Menhennett of Cochranville
consigned the top selling
Shropshire ewe. The lamb
sold to W.H. Hilderand of
Port Royal, Juniata County,
for $lBO.
Nor-
The Second Annual Per
formance Tested Ram Lamp
RD #2, BOX 21
NEW HOLLAND, PA 17557
DISTRIBUTOR FOR:
LISTER, PERKINS &
SLANZI DIESELS
and Invitational Ewe Sale
was sponsored by the Penn
sylvania Department of
Agriculture in cooperation
with The Pennsylvania State
Umversity and the Penn
sylvania Sheep and Wool
Growers Association.
Top indexing rams includ
ed: Paul H. Leader, York,
and his Sr. Suffolk; Blaise &
Dorothy Alackness,
Roulette, and their Jr. Suf
folk; Suzie & Bob Lieb,
Mechanicsbu’-g, and their
Sr. Dorset; Kenneth Staver
Family, Palmyra, and their
Jr. Dorset; Shober Farm,
Berlin, and their Sr. Hamp
shire; David Sverduk,
Dalton, and his Jr. Hamp
shire; Dirk Wise, Spring
Mills, and his Jr. Columbia;
Roberta & Ted Kirby,
Macungie, and their Jr.
Shropshire; Emil Mellott &
Son, Needmore, and their Jr.
Oxford; Price Brothers,
Mars, and their Jr.
Southdown; Emil Mellott &
Son & Son, and their Sr. Cor
nedale; Robert Calvert,
Spraggs, and their Jr.
Cheviot; and Dawn Madden,
Lake Ariel, and her Jr.
Tunis.
• New Sputnik wheels
and parts
We mount diesels
on balers, crimpers,
cornpickers, etc.
I
it
7I
fr^j
For lower cost per
hour power, rely on
Jester)
DIESEL POWER