Cumberland swine
Terry Shetron; Senior Champion
Showman, Allyson Sheaf fer;
Reserve Senior Champion
Showman, Terry Shetron.
Champion Lightweight, Scott
Souder; Reserve Champion
Lightweight, Kim Warner.
Champion Mediumweight,
Bobby Keiter; Reserve Champion
Mediumweight,. Charles
Intermediate champions at Cumberland 4-H Swine
Roundup include, from the left, Sarah Carman, champion
intermediate showman; Kim Sheaffer, reserve champion
fitter and showman; and Kim Warner, champion fitter.
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Finkenbinder.
Champion Heavyweight, Charles
Finkenbinder; Reserve Champion
Heavyweight, Kim Sheaffer.
Grand Champion, Charles
Finkenbinder; Reserve Grand
Champion, Kim Sheaffer.
Champion Pen, Robby Keiter;
Reserve Champion Pen, Michele
Sullivan.
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Junior champions at Cumberland 4-H Swine Roundup
include, from the left, Jim Hair, reserve champion fitter;
Roger Finkenbinder, reserve champion showman; and Robby
Keiter, champion fitter and showman.
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LANCASTER, PA 17603
(717)393-5807
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, September 1,1984—D5
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Route 30 West
at the
Centerville Exit.
11th annual
NAILE to be
largest ever
LOUISVILLE, KY. - The North
American International Livestock
Exposition (NAILE) will return to
the Kentucky Fair and Exposition
Center during November 3 through
16. The North American In
ternational, far and away, the
world’s largest all-breed livestock
show, will feature more than 13,500
entries in 1984 and over $300,000 in
premiums will be earned by
winners.
According to Harold Workman,
Manager of the NAILE, the very
finest livestock bloodlines from all
over the United States and Canada
will be represented at the 1984
event.
Cattle breeders from all over the
world will converge on Louisville
for the 1984 North American In
ternational. Many foreign visitors
will buy animals, embryos or
semen for the improvement of
their own herds. In addition,
foreign visitors will attend various
seminars and talk to noted U.S.
and Canadian livestock breeders to
pick up breeding and herd
management techniques from the
owners of the finest livestock in the
world.
Manager Workman has con
firmed that visitors from nearly 20
foreign countries are expected at
the 1984 NAILE.
The NAILE is also a strong
drawing card for the public, with
attendance over 100,000 in 1983
representing a continuing trend to
larger public appeal. Part of the
secret of this growth is the fact that
the show offers something for
nearly everyone. In addition to
high-quality livestock, the show
offers events such as the three-day
North American Championship
Rodeo, November 9, 10 and 11, in
the Coliseum; a Children’s Bar
nyard featuring baby farm
animals of all kinds; a wide
variety of educational, trade and
craft exhibits; Country Music
Entertainment; and an event that
promises to be a huge crowd
pleaser, the first annual Draft
Horse Pull, slated to be held on the
NAILE’s opening weekend.
EAR CORN
Paying Top Prices For
Good Quality Ear Corn
• Wet or Dry
• No Quantity too large
or too small
• Fast Unloading *
Dump on Pile & Go
• Easy access -2.2
miles off 283 bypass-
Manheim, Mt. Joy
exit
• Daily Receiving 7:30
A.M. to 5 P.M. - un
loading evenings &
Saturdays by appt.
• Trucks available for
pick up at your farm.
Call Anytime For Price
717-665-4785
JAMES E. NOLL GRAIN