Hoffman Farms buy Buckeye champion
DELAWARE, Ohio
iioffman Angus Farms,
Dover, are the proud new
owners of the Junior and
Grand Champion Angus
female of the Buckeye
National Show, held
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Bedford, PA 15522 Jersey Shore, PA 17740 Stewartstovvn PA 17363 2 , 2^
814 623 8601 717-398-1391 717-993-2470 Ephrata, PA 17522 Carlisle, PA 17013
717 354-4271 717-249-5338
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RD 1 RD2
Alexandria, PA 16611 York, PA 17403
814-669-4465 717-428-1954
IVAN i. ZOOK
Belleville, PA 17004
717-935-2948
recently, in Delaware, Ohio
Summitcrest Blackcap LOVB,
consigned by Summitcrest
Farms, Summitville, Ohio
brought $7OOO from the
Pennsylvania bidder
Hoffman Angus Farms
SEE YOUR LOCAL BUSH HOG DEALER
GEORGE N. GROSS, INC.
5261 Davidsburg Rd
Dover, PA 17315
717-292-1673
wasn’t finished bidding after
topping the sale with their
purchase of the grand
champion They also bought
the reseve grand female,
and calf champion, Sum
mitcrest Elba M 044 Bid
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Gettysburg, PA 17325
717-334-3710
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i ohannn PA 1 7CVLO Cochranville, PA 19330 Wescosville, PA 18106
717-867-5161 215-593-2407 215-398-2553
ding on this top-notch herd
improver stopped at $4OOO,
ranking as the second high
sale of the day
In the bull show, judge
Herman Purdy, Alexandria,
went to junior champ
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BUSH HOG
A. L. HERR & BROS.
312 Park Ave
Quarryville, PA 17566
717-786-3521
Lancaster Fanning, Saturday, December 6,1880-07
Highland Enforcer U 39 for
grand champion. Owned by
Gregory Untied,
Frazeysburg, Ohio, he
brought in the top bull bid for
$2600 from Hale Angus,
Sunbury, Ohio
females
Sugar Loaf Angus Farm,
Panama, Oklahoma, filled
the reserve grand bull spot
with reserve junior champ
SL Bar Lad 9571.
More heifer results in
cluded: senior champ
Schearbrook Blackboot
240 R, shown by Schearbrook
Angus, Clayton, Ohio;
reserve junior champ AB
Pine Drive Queenmere 1,
owned by Pine Drive Angus
Farm, Leroy E Billman,
Ostrander Ohio; in
termediate champ Eugenics
Blackcap 4469, exhibited by
Eugenics Angus, Perry,
Michigan; reserve in
termediate champ AAF
Portlethen Lucy 29,
exhibited by Blugrass Angus
Farm of Danville, Kentucky,
and Fruhlmg Farms Inc ,
Penfield, Illinois; and
reserve calf champion SL
Ruby Chance 409 K, shown by
Great Plains Western Corp.,
Staunton, Virginia.
Cedar Crest
FFA scores
in contest
LEBANON - The Cedar
Crest FFA participated in
the FFA County Corn
Contest held November 18 at
Annville-Cleona High
School.
Those who participated
from Cedar Crest were Bob
Bomberger, 3rd in yield and
3rd in quality, Steve
Wenger, 2nd in yield and sth
in quality; Mark Patches,
4th in yield and 4th m
quality.
The judge for the contest
was Mr David Heagy, an
area seed salesman and
farmer. Heagy, who judged
the ten ears of corn from
each entry, looked for the
following characteristics
bright yellow color, unifor
mity of ears, straight rows,
large size, freedom from
mold and other marks and
full ears.
Robert Kreider of Annville
fimshed first in yield with 179
bushels per acre and Jim
Rudy of Northern Lebanon
was first in the quality
cateeorv
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