air was a Yorkshire x ie 15 and under nnanship title went to ; Pfautz, followed by ard Stauffer and Tim tz. The 16 year old class , to Rick Strauss, with t Smith and Steve jss finishing second and a somewhat related ity, Ronald Snyder, 11, (Turn to Page A2l) S FIGHTING INFLATION C GRAIN [Ml® REDUCED PRICES —r DRYER UmsJ ' ’ , - . - v - •• - - ... . . A - - _ _ __ _ « y „ *}-. y &-JBsoo' 60 , x50 , xi6' AH Building F. 0.8 Annville, Pa (Buildings not equipped as shown) Prices Based on Independent Survey of Agri-Builders Prices Could Vary With Each Agri-Builder S ARE FIGHTING W. R. MOODY, HASCHEN TRI-COUNTY CONTRACTOR AGRICULTURAL AGRI-SYSTEMS 113 Walnut Lane SYSTEMS R.D.#1,80x55 West Newton, Pa. 15089 P.O. Box 505 Swedesboro, NJ 08085 PH: 412-872-6804 Chestertown, Md. 21620 PH; 609-467-3174 PH: 301-778-5800 RS. INC x 163 1.21722 1552 D.E. SMITH INC. ,0. A. NEWTON KELLER BUILDING GLENN M. STAHLMAN TRI-STATE MARINE WALTER J. I Address INC - Mifflintown.Pa{Aos9 f \ & SON CO. SYSTEMS INC. R.D.»I, Cash Valley Road DIST. INC. CONSTRUCTION County. PH: 717-436-2151 Bridgeville. Delaware 19933 R.D.180x203 Cumberland, Md. 21502 Route 256 RDIBox4O3J PH; 302-337-8211 Lewisburg, PA 17837 PH: 301-777-0582 Deale, Md. 20751 Strasburg. Pa 17579 City PH: 717-524-0568 PH: 301-867-1447 PH 717-687-8681 Tophog sells for $2 over old record price Sf EPHRATA —-Outside the hog tent at Ephrata Fair on Thursday evening it was pouring rain for a change. But inside it was raining dollars for the swine show’s champion Harold Kauffman. The R 1 Reinholds champ saw his 242 pound hog sell to Hatfield for $6 per pound to bring a total of $1452. The $6 figure exceeded last year’s all-time record by $2 per pound. 5* “Those are Farm Show prices,” commented Lan caster County Agent Max Smith. But Kauffman’s profits were only starting to roll in. Hatfield, which purchased all of the top animals in the show, ran the bidding up to $2.80 per pound on his reserve champion hog which ~ weighed 226 pounds. The bidding on ribbon winners dropped quickly thereafter. Steve Strauss, R 1 Ephrata, saw his light weight champion go for 65 cents a pound. Ephrata (Continued from Page A2O) of Brickerville won the Age 7 to 11 class in the annual pig chase. Paul Leisey, Jr., 15, of R 2 Denver was overall winner in the Age 12 to 15 class. Joans Auker, R 3 Ephrata 50x50x16' with24'xls'7" D/S Door FARMSTED 1 Galvanized Wails and Galvanized Roof with 30'x15'3" D/S Door FARMSTED I Galvanized Walls and Galvanized Roof Various Sizes Height and Weight Available INFLATION Rick Strauss received 66 cents for the light weight reserve champ which, at 202 pounds, was six pounds heavier than the champ. Rick also sold the medium weight reserve and the heavyweight reserve champions. He received 66 was tops m the 16 and over class. Mrs. Linda Ulrich, Reamstown, won the women’s title. Overall winner in the rooster catching contest was Andy Weber, 6, of Lititz. IN STOCK FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY 1818 GRAIN BIN - 4173 Bushel Capacity LESS THAN s 2oso°° F. 0.8. Cash and Carry IN STOCK FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY 2718 GRAIN BIN - 9872 Bushel Capacity LESS THAN s 37so°° F.O.S. Cash and Carry IN STOCK FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY WITH SPECIAL PRICES cents a pound for the former, 65 cents for the latter. Those prices could be seen as somewhat disappointing in light of the fast start in the bidding and the sale average on the other 54 animals in the show. Sale average on the rest of Lancaster County Poultry Queen Heidi Miller's float won second prize in the Ephrata Fair parade in the non-commercial most original division. Also parading was Dairy Princess Connie Balmer. TAP ENTERPRISES INC. WEETER CONCRETE R.D.#3, Box 256 A CONSTRUCTION Fleetwood, Pa. 19522 p.o. Drawer V PH; 215-929-2553 Knox. PA 16232 Phone 814-797-5122 uie pigs was 69.9 cents per pound. Among other buyers was Penn Pack Buying Station, Brownstown Bank, Walter Dunlop and Sons, Cloister Restaurant, Agn-Eqmpme nt, and Farmersville Equipment.—CH .Vi*> f\\ sv*' ****** . + v ■< " v*'_- ' “ . - r r ; : ®r£"~ r ‘ 4. t. ; A6RI BUI< FINANCING PAYBACK Lancaster Farming, Saturday, September 27,19KM21 Cliff Weaver, Ephrata, took first place in the Cloister FFA tractor driving contest at Ephrata Fair. Sue Royer, right, R 2 Denver finished second. Third place went to Richard Stauffer, fourth to Jim Musser, and fifth to Eugene Ferrari, all of R 1 Ephrata. P. E. NESS, SUTLER MFC. CO. Box 337, Oxford, PA 19363 I'm interested in more information on Butler products. □ Buildings □ Bins □ Dryers □ Bulk-O-Matics Name I BUTLER AGRI-BUILDER itate.
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