FARM SHOW Lancaster
County was well represented
during the Farm Show’s poultry
and egg judging.
R.W. Sauder, Inc. received two
special awards 'in addition to
several blue ribbons. The
wholesale egg distributor from
Lititz walked off Vith awards for
Best Dozen White Eggs, Best
Dozen Brown Eggs and Best Five
Dozen Brown Eggs.
Ray Baker, Manheim collected
three blue ribbons for his Bantam
and game bird entries. Melvin
Bollinger, Lititz scored two blues
for large fowl and Asiatic breeds.
Conestoga FFA member Karen
Kember took home' a blue ribbon
for her dressed capon m vocational
compeition.
Complete results of the 1982
Farm poultry and egg
judging follows:
EGGS
Farmers Class
One Dozen Whit* Eggs
1 Donald E. Lichtenwalner. Macungie. 2
Delmas Hernley. Lebanon, 3 Mary A Richard.
Fredicksburg
One Dozen Brown Eggs
fl Mary A Richard, 2 Andy Weidman. Lebanon,
, Delmas Hernley. 4 Irene Fry, Conestoga
Commercial Clast „
One Dozen White Eggs
I R W Sauder lnc„ Litrtz, 2 Dutch Country Egg
Farm. Fredricksburg, 3 Don Cotner Farm.
Danville. 4 Plain & Fancy, Elizabethtown, 5 Amos
Breneman. Columbia.
One Dozen Brown Eggs
1.-R.W Sauder Inc: 2 Redwing Farms. Fleet
wood.
Five Dozen Whit* Eggs
1 Dutch Country Egg Farms. 2 Esbenshade
Farms. Mt. day; 3 R.W. Sauder Inc; 4. Don Cotner
Farm. Danville, Pa. 5. Plain i Fancy.
Elizabethtown.
Five Dozen Brown Eggs
1 RW. Sauder Inc.’
Producer Carton and Pack Clast
One Dozen White Ecn
1. Raymond W. Sauder Inc.. LrtiU: 2. Dutch
Country Egg Farms. Fredricksburg; 3.00 n Cotner;
4 Plain t Fancy; 5. Hillside Poultry Farm.
Chambersburg
One Dozen Brown Eggs
1. R.W. Sauder Inc.; 2. Redwing Farms
Five Dozen White Eggs
1. Dutch Country Egg Fprtns, 2. Esbenshede
-farm: 3. Don Cotner Farm: 4. Plain t Fancy: 5.
Poultry Farm. ' - -‘
v ■ , Five Dozen BraMifns "" "
I. R W. Sauder Inc.: 2. Redwing Farms
Packers Carton and Padt Ctaaa
- One Oman White Eggt
i. R.W. Sauder Inc: 2. Plain ( Fancy.
One Dozen Brown Eggs .■ -
l .R.W Sauder Inc; 2. Redwing Farms
Five Dozen Whit* Eggs _
1. Esbenshade Firm; 2. Plain & Fancy. 3 RW.
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Lancaster countians score big Poultry wins
Sauderlnc
Five Dozen Brawn Egp
1 RW Sauder Inc 2. Redwing Farms
Miscellaneous (one dozen)
Ducks
1. Andy Weidman Lebanon
Bantams
1 Lester Fox. Lebanon, 2 Elmer Bachman,
Lebanon
Broken-Out Quality Class -
Two Dozen White Eggs
1 Dutch Country Egg Farms, 2 R.W. Sauder, 3
Plain & Fancy. 4 Hillside Poultry Farm
Two Dozen Brawn Eggs
1 RW Sauder; 2 Redwing Farms
Junior Classes
One Dozen White Eggs
1 Nelson Breneman. Columbia. 2 Brian
Stambaugh. Wnghtsville. 3 Heather Hernley.
Lebanon, 4 Linda Hoflman. Dover, 5 James
Fulkroad, Halifax.
1. Mike Appel. Pequea. 2. Doug Dretnch.
Conestoga; 3 Jeff Harbold, Wellsville. 4 Joe
Lankford. Dover: 5 Brian Herr. Mlllersville
R W Sauder
RW Sauder
Best Five Dozen White Eggs
Dutch Country Egg Farms
Best Five Dozen Brown Eggs
R.W. Sauder
Best Dozen Eggs/Farmers Class
Mary Richard, Fredricksburg
Best Dozen EggslCommercial Class
RW Sauder »
Best Five Dozen EggslCommercial Class
RW Sauder
Best Entry in Commerical Pack Class
Dutch-Country Egg Farms
Best Dozen Eggs in Carton Class
R W. Sauder
Best Dozen Eggs in Broken Out Quality Class
Dutch Country Egg Farms
Best OozenEggs in Junior Clast
Nelson Breneman
Poultry Award list
Urge Fowl-French Breeds (Varieties
Lewis M. Kuhns, Allentown, 7 first. 1 second.
Curtis R Oakes, Cochrantort. 1 second, George H.
Trone. Glen Rock. 3 hrsts; Hilltop Game Farm.
Glen Rock 1 first. 1 second.
Broiler and Roaster Chickens
Live Capon ■ One Bird ■ White '
1. David Kann, Jr.. Spring Grove, 2. Ray Hoover.
Mt Wolf; 3. Michael Kann. Spring Grove
Dressed Capon-One Bird-AO Breed*
1. Mervm E. Peifer, Manheim; 2. Ruth Peifer.
Manheim; 3 Ray Hoover, Mt Wolf,- 4. Donna
Hoover. Mt. Wolf
Large Fowl - Hamburg Breeds t Varieties
Hilltop Game Farm. Glen Rock. 17 firsts. 15
second, 6 thirds, 2 fourths, Kenneth MernH. Glen
Rocli. 1 first. 1 second, Mark G. Price.
Oouglassville. 1 fourth; George H. Trone. Glen
Rock. 1 second. 2 thirds. 1 fourth. Eunice R. Fink.
New Bedford. 1 third. Homer H. Hast.
Bremigsville. 1 first. 1 fourth; Curtis R Oakes,
Cochranton, 2 firsts, 2 second. I third. 1 fifth.
' Large Fowf-Game Breeds C Varieties
Lewis Kuhn; 11, firsts. 3 second. 1 third 1
fourth: Curtis
seconds *
Home, H. Haaf. 2 first, 2 second.'B third. 8
fourths. 1 fifth; Elias 6 Adams Jr., Lebanon 9
firsts. 7 second, 4 thirds, 2 fourths, 4 fifths;
Behney 4 Miller. Myerstown. 2 firsts. 2 seconds. 3
thirds. 2 fourths. 4 fifths; Curtis R. Oakes. 9 firsts.
One Dozen Brawn Eggs
Special Awards
Best Dozen White Eggs
Best Dozen Brown Eggs
Waterfowl Geese
jnhaus, g jvernor Wil, anton , Secretary of
topped the dressed turkey judging and Agriculture Penrose Hallowell looks on during
receives his Grand Champion ribbon from Lt. last week's farm show.
U seconds. 7 thirds. 6 fourths. 6 fifths. Lydee
Cassel. Hummelstown. 2 firsts, 1 second; Willow
HI Poultry Fms. Richland 2 firsts. 2 seconds. 2
thirds, fourths. I fifth, Joseph Scharmer,
Myerstown. I'frfth, Hilltop Game Farm. 3 firsts, 3
thirds. 2 fourth" Lewis M Kuhns, 2 thirds, William
H. Boeshore. Jr., Lebanon. 1 second. 1 fourth
Larce Fowl • Mediterranean Breeds A Varieties
Curtis R Oakes, S 3 firsts. 26 seconds. 8 th.rds,
2 fourths, 2 fifths: Behney & Miller, 3 firsts. 2
seconds. 1 fourth; Lewis M. Kuhns, Allentown, 4
firsts. 1 second. 3 thirds. 3 fourths, 5 fifths; Eunice
R. Fink, I first, 1 third. Thomas Schaffer, North
Versailles, 2 firsts, 5 seconds. 2 thirds, 3 fourths;
Leroy Oaub, Myerstown. 2 seconds, 1 third. 1 fifth.
Bruce A. Gallagher. Cashtown, I first. 1 third.
William H. Boeshore. Jr., 1 first, 1 second. X third,
Elias G. Adams, Jr., Lebanon,'2 firsts, 1 second, 2
thirds: 2 fourths. X fifth: Joseph N Scharmer. I
third, Homer H. Haaf. 3 seconds. X third, Eunice R
Fink. X first. X third, Hilltop Game Farm. S firsts. 3
second. 2 thirds. 2 fourths; George H Trone. I
first. X second, 2 thirds; Mark G. Price..'
Oouglassville. X second
Waterfowl Ducks
Curtis R Oakes, 31 firsts, 25 seconds, 2 thirds.
1 fourth; William A Alan Huff, Harrisburg, 2 thirds.
Boyd A. Smith. Kunkletown, 8 firsts. XO seconds.
Willow ft 111 Poultry Farms A Hatchery. Richland, XX.
firsts, id seconds, 26 thirds. 2 fourths. 2 fifths;'
Elias G. Adams. Jr.. 1 seconded thirds, 3 fourths, 3
fifths; Homer H Haaf. Bretnigsville, 12 firsts 8
second. L third, 2fourths. 1 fifth. Lydee Cassel. 1 Bantams • Additional Bantam Breed* t Verietfe*
first.'l second, 3 third, Craig Cassel, t fifth; Lewis Rich»rd Morgan. Carltsle. Hirst. Eunice R. Fink.
M. Kuhns. 1 first. 2 second, 3 thirds: Behney & 11 first, 5 seconds. 4 thirds. 1 fourth, 2 fifths:
Miller. 3 firsts, 2 seconds; William H. Boeshore. Merle E. Miller. Carlisle. 4 firsts, S second 5
Jr.. 1 second: Dana Lape,- Lebanon, 1 fifth: thirds 4 fourths. 4 fifths, Richard Morgan. 1 first.
Kenneth Merrill. 1 third 2 seconds. 3 thirds. 1 fourth: Mark G Price. I fifth;
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Large Fowl ■ Polish Breeds A Varieties
Lewis M Kuhns. 7 firsts. 6 seconds. Thomas
Schaffer. 9 firsts 4 seconds; Eunice R Fink. 2
firsts, Curtis R Oakes. 2 firsts. 2 seconds
Large Fowl-Oriental Broods A Varieties
Behney A Miller, I first, I second, 1 third. Hilltop
Game Farm, 2 seconds, X third, X fifth; Lewis M
Kuhns. 7 firsts. 2 seconds, X fifth: George H
Trone, X first. X fourth, 2 fifth; R L Trautwem, X
first. 2 third. X fourth, Curtis R Oakes. 1 second 1
fourth. H Dale'Rice. 1 first. X fourth; Carl L
Harris. Monloursville. 4 firsts, Elias G Adams. Jr.
X second. X third; Homer H Haaf, I first 2
seconds, X third.
Live and Dressed Turkeys
Live Turkeys
Thomas Schaffer. 20 firsts, X 3 seconds. 1 third,
Konhaus Farms. Inc.. Mechamcsburg. 2 firsts. 2
second. 2 thirds, 2 fourths
Large Young Toms 18 lbs. or over
Konhaus Farm. Inc., X first. I third. X fourth.
Strockland Farms. X second. 1 fifth
Small Young Toms teas than X 8 lbs.
Konhaus Farms. Inc X first
Large Young Hens over 16 lbs.
Konhaus Farms. Inc. 1 first. X second. 1 third. 1
fifth, Paul E. Musser A Sons, Manchester. 1 fourth.
Medium Young Hens 12 to 16 lbs.
Konhaus Farms. Inc, Mechamcsburg, X first. 1
second; Raul E. Musser A Sons. 1 third.
Smal Young Hens lets than 12 lbs.
Paul E. MusserC Sons. 1 first
RP Dealers in Pennsylvania:
BEDFORD
FredClaycomb
Phone (814) 6234375
minima
Union Mill Scut Service
Phone (717)935-2770
KHUN
Robert D. Poor
Phone (814)267-5187
BERWICK
John Fester
Phone (717) 752-5064
BEYER
Marshall Equipment
Phone(4l2) 783-6333
COUHNBIA CROSS MADS
Longenecker Feed Store
Phone (717) 297-3864
DOYUSTOIMI
Schmalz Brothers
Phone (215) 794-7259
GETTYSBURG
John J. Hess
Phone (717) 334-8553
HAMBURG
Jim Landis
Phone (215) 562-8347
HARLEYSVIUE
Abram G. Metz
Phone (215) 287-7588
UNCASTER
Farmer's Supply Co.
Phone (717) 394-7127
MAXATAWNY
Kellers Lime Spreading
Phone (215) 683- 6074
MERCERSBURG
Glenn I. Martin
Phone (717) 328-2092
RP Dealers in Maryland
FAIRPLAY
Kevin Clipp
Phone (301) 582 0363
HAGERSTOWN
Nelson Mille-
Phone (301)824 23U
Swaim Health Center. Newville. 1 first, X second, 1
third. 1 fourth, Leroy Spayd, Lebanon, 4 firsts. 3
seconds. 1 third. 3 fourths, 2 fifths. Ben Maurer A
Family, Lebanon. 3 firsts. 8 seconds. 3 thirds, 3
filths. Hilltop Game Farm. 27 firsts. 21 seconds 12
thirds. 10 fourths, 2 fifths, Curtis R Oakes. 1 first.
1 third. 1 fourth. Ray Y Baker. Manheim. 14 firsts,
X second, X fifth, Homer-H Haaf, 2 second, X third,
X fourth. Betty Lou Harris, Monloursville. 12 firsts.
9 seconds. 3 thuds. 1 fourth, Joseph C Scharmer,
1 first. 1 second, 1 fourth, Ronald Trone, 2 firsts. 2
thirds. Ann Scharmer, 2 firsts, 1 second. 1 third
Bantams • French Breeds A Varieties
Curtis R. Oakes, 1 first, 1 second; H Dale Rice.
Landisburg. 7 firsts, 5 seconds; Ronald Trone 3
firsts, Ben Maurer A Family. Lebanon, 1 second
Large Fowl - Asiatic Breeds A Varieties
Behney A Miller, 13 firsts, 8 seconds. 3 thirds. 1
fourths. 1 fifth; William H Boeshare. Jr. 1 first. 1
second, 2 fourths: Elias G. Adams. Jr 2 firsts, 4
seconds. 4 thirds. 4 fourths. 4 fifths, Melvin D
Bollinger, 2 firsts. 1 third. Homer H Haaf. 3 firsts,
1 second, Lewis M Kuhns. 1 fourth. 1 filth,
Kenneth Merrill, 5 firsts. 2 seconds. 3 thirds. 1
fourth, 1 fifth.
Large Fowl - Miscellaneous Breads
Lewis M. Kuhns, 2 firsts, 1 second: Homer H
Haaf. 1 first, Curtis R. Oakes. 1 first, 2 seconds.
Ben Maurer A Family X first
Large Fowl - American Breeds A Varieties
Boyd A, Smith, Kunkletown, B firsts. 8 seconds,
Leroy Daub. 1 first, 1 second, 4 thirds, 3 fourths, 1
fifth; Behney & Miller, 10 firsts, 4 seconds, 4
thirds, 1 fourth, Lewis M Kuhns, Allentown. 12
firsts, S seconds, S thirds, 3 fourths, 3 fifths;
Kenneth Merrill. 3 seconds. 2 thirds. 2 fourths, 1
fifth. Elias G. Adams, Jr S firsts, 4 seconds. 1
(North American Plant Breeders)
MEVERWAU
Twin Springs Farm
Phone (814) 662-2262
wunsautt
StevaSiqrder
Phone (717) 692-4385
MU. MU
Webb's Super Gn> Products
Phone(7l7) 726-3167
MORGANTOWN
Ira Nissley, Inc.
Phone (215) 286-9328
NEW BUMMFKU)
John Adams
Phone (717) 582-2348
NEWRURG
Boyd Morrow
Phone (717) 423-5502
NORTHAMPTON
Edward Werner
Phone (215) 262-6552
RICHFIELD
Samuel E. K nouse
Ph0ne(717)463-2885
STEVENS
HerbGehr
Phone (215) 267-6822
SPRING GROVE
Carlton Seed Co.
Phone (717) 225-3730
TAMAQUA
Richard Koch
Phone (717) 668-3849
TURBO TVILLE
John Hershey
Phone (717) 649 5596
WARRIORS MARK
Helena Chemical Co
Phone (814) 632-5177
WEUSVIUE
Donald Knaub
Phone (717) 432-4509
WESTMINSTER
Raymond Brown Ml
PhoneOOl) 346-7209
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