ST. JOSEPH, Mo. Breeders
paraded 88 females and 26 bulls
for judge Dale Grubbs. Hillsboro,
Ind., at the 1995 Ohio State Fair
Angus Show. The event was held
Aug. 12 in Columbus.
Top honors in the bull show
went to Champion Hill Keystone
819, a March 1994 son of Century
Touchstone 131. Broken Lance
Ranch, Bucyrus, Kan., and Cham
pion Hill, Bidwell, Ohio, own the
entry that was first named the
junior champion.
Reserve grand champion bull
honors went to the winner in the
senior division, C L Doctor Casey.
Merlin Woodruff, Urbana, and
Masterfare Ltd., Johnstown, ex
hibited the May 1993 entry sired
by Da Es Ro Casey 629.
Champion Hill Sleepy Miss
walked away with grand cham
pion honors in the female show.
Champion Hill, Bidwell, and Kurt
Pfeiffer, Bucyrus, own the Febru
ary 1994 daughter of G A R Sleep
Easy 1009. She first topped the
entries in the junior division.
Grubbs selected Champion Hill
Cheyenne 818 for his reserve
grand champion female. The
March 1994 daughter of Century
Touchstone 131 was also the re
serve junior champion. She is
owned by Neenah Hill, Bidwell,
and Longaberger Farms, Dresden.
A complete list of winners fol
lows:
1995 OHIO STATE FAIR
ANGUS SHOW
Total number shown 114.
Judge Dale Grubbs, Hillsboro, Indiana.
HEIFERS (U Shown)
Junior Hoi tar Calf Champion • Cham
pion Hill Phyllis; Exhibitor Champion Hill,
Bidwell, OH.
Raaorvo Junior Hoifar Call Champion -
Longabargar Erica 445; Exhibitor Longa-
Champion Hill Keystone 819 took top bull honors at the
1995 Ohio State Fair Angus Show in Columbus. Champion
Hill, Bldwell, Ohio, and Broken Lance Ranch, Bucyrus,
Kan., own the March 1994 son of Century Touchstone 131.
He was also the junior division champion.
Champion Hill Sleepy Miss captured grand champion fe
male honors at the 1995 Ohio State Fair Angus Show in Co
lumbus. Champion Hill, Bldwell and Kurt Pfeiffer. Bucyrus,
own this February 1994 daughter of G A R Sleep Easy 1009.
She was also the Junior champion.
Ohio State Fair Draws 114 Angus Entries
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Sara Lee, Exhibitor Aaron Sorrell. Eaton, Ranch. Bueyrus, KS A Champion Hill, Bid- bana, OH & Matterfare Ltd., Johnstown, OH. 131 ; Exhibitor Champion Hill, Bidwell. OH.
Reserve Senior Heifer CaH Champion- 1 , ® R °UP ® LA “ E I M 1 Beet Six Head-Kyle Pernck. Hebron. OH.
Wayview Primrose 8; Exhibitor Kyle Penick. Get-of-Slre - Century Touchstone 131,
Intermediate Champion Haller • Cham- P Wt WJ T//y f t '/) I*
pion Hill Aerial 818; Exhibitor Jenna Gilbert, UWl'Ct V Cte i
Greenville OH.
fflSSSr®® 5 Joint Program
UNIVERSITY PARK (Centre * for teaching youngsters a variety and county extension agents to
wail, oh a Kurt Pfeiffer, Bueyrus, oh. Co.) —Tens of thousands of Pen- scientific and other subjects,” develop, adapt and update mater-
nsylvania school children wiU said Clauer. “By caring for and jals, such as 4-H member and
nah Hill, Bidwell, OH a Longaberger Farms, have continued opportunities to hatching eggs, children can leant leader training guides, for use in
Dresden, OH. leant the science of embryology about fertility, feial development Pennsylvania. Clauer also will
under a j° int effort recently and the responsibility of caring for conduct in-service training ses
ward, Gaiiipoiis, oh. hatched by Penn State and Virgi- living organisms.” sions and help to establish a
Reearve Senior champion Female - nia Polytechnic Institute and State County-based cooperative statewide advisory committee to
Hebl^w mrOM 4: Exhbilof Kyl * P * nlCk ’ University. extension professionals typically identify and prioritize program
Grand champion Female - Champion Under a three-year agreement, work with local schools to intro- needs,
wiaeopy Miu; champion Hiii, Virginia Tech’s Department of duce 4-H embryology in the class- “In an age of shrinking rcsour-
Raeaive Qnnd • Animal and Poultry Sciences will room, and arrange for the incuba- ces, this kind of joint arrangement
Champion Hill Cheyenne 818; Exhibitor Nee- provide expertise and educational ter and fertilized eggs needed for is an efficient way of operating,”
Dreiden^OH* 11, M * Long^>,rov Farrn,> resources to conduct the 4-H Program. said Noll. “By sharing and adopt
bulls (28 Shewn) embryology program in class- “About 54,000 youths partici- ing the best of what has worked
Junior Bull Calf Champion • Champion rooms around Pennsylvania. Li P ate * n embryology projects in for others, we can eliminate dupli
ffiflra POlnl: Exhlbltor Champlon Hil1 ' return, Penn State’s College of Pennsylvania each year,” said Ben cate efforts and spend more time
Reserve Junior Bull Call champion - Agricultural Sciences will help coordinator of Penn State delivering educational programs.
Laimakar Fortuno siono 112; Exhibitor Phil Virginia Tech develop coopeta- Cooperative Extension’s 4-H ani- “We’re excited about the possi-
L *ltt • Antonian live extension educational prog- ** Th , e P rograi J) bdities this joint program brings to
Rito BFB3 666 V; Exhibitor Nicholas Rentz & ramming for commercial turkey rcacties Y oun S people from all 4-H embryology in Pennsyl
growers in the Shenandoah ki " ds u of backgrounds—urban, vania.” Nolt said. “We believe it
c&F oar Wastwind 4io; Exhibitor caf An- Valley. suburban, and rural. also could lead to a lot of spin-off
gus a David Ragadaia, Prospact, ky. The agreement will enable both under the agreement, Clauer benefits for other cooperative
universities to overcome staffing will work with Penn State faculty extension programs in both
oh. and funding pressures to maintain s states.”
o !? t,m l*f* t * Ch 2 n l!!!lif n n lll . l j and enhance successful extension
B A F Broadway Inlluance: Exhibitor Baird
Angus Farm. Waihington Court House, OH. P^P"” 18 -
Junior Champion Bull - Champion Hill The avian egg is the perfect
Keystone 819; Exhibitor Broken Lance package for a school project,” said
KS A Champion Hrll, B,d-
Raaarva Junior Champion Bull-Maple- specialist Phillip Clauer, who is
o2S«^OH ,r: Exhibitw Mapl * crMt providing leadership for the joint
Senior Champion Bull -CL Doctor Cas- embryology program,
ay; Exhibitor Marlin Woodruff, Urbana, OH A “It’s a high-tech lesson in a
• kch sh <« span” he said. “You
Juntos 39; Exhibitor Kevin A Gladys Hinds. Start With a fertilized egg, and 21
Newcomersiown, oh. ** days later you have a chick. In the
meantime, students can easily see
the developing embryo by can
dling or shining a light through the
egg. Eggs also can be ‘win
dowed,’ allowing the kids to see
the membranes, sacs, blood ves
sels and other structures. Besides
being educational, it's a lot of fun.
‘Embryology is a useful tool
buy. sell
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EQUIPMENT
107 Haybuster, no-til drill,
10’, good condition,
$5,900. (717)437-2212.
1135 MF, 4 Now Tires.
Multi-Power, Cab, Heat,
2415 Hours. $13,500; NH
770 Forage Harvestore
w/2R Com Head, Excellent
Condition. $2800; Oliver
16' Transport Harrow.
$750; WANTED: Recutter
Bar for High Moisture Corn.
(412)297-3159 Evenings.
1300 gallon water tank on
rubber, 2R Ferguson corn
planter, spring harrow on
rubber, Bentomatic fan,
Coleman camper, electric
water fountain, assorted
galvanized pipe, electric
motor, air tank, cook stove,
brick saw, hot water boiler,
doors, 3-phase Miller wel
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track-vac, Hobart welder,
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brass stove door frame,
welded wire fence, stove
pokers, etc.
(717)426-3033.
13' or 15' Deere or MF or
Gleaner rigid or flex and
combines. Ask For
Stephen. 717-249-2317
15' Great Plains No-Tii
Drill, 1993 Model, Has
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$19,500. (301)831-9828.
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For September 30 Issue
Because of the street fair in the town of Ephrata where
Lancaster Farming is published, we need to change our
publication deadlines for the week of September 25 to 29.
These special deadlines are as follows:
Mailbox Markets Monday, Sept. 25, at noon.
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General News Tuesday, Sept. 26, at 5 p.m.
Other Than Farm Equipment Classified Ads, Section C
Tuesday, Sept. 26, at 5 p.m.
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day, Sept. 27 at 9 a.m.
Late-Breaking News Wednesday, Sept. 27, at noon.
PHONE: 717-626-1164 or 717-394-3047
2 EZ Forage wagons, 3
beaters on 10 ton running
gear; 717/626-4840.
1982 Deere 6620, low hrs.,
Indiana machine, emma
culate, 90% tires, $24,650.
77 6600, 404 engine, hy
dro, $9,850. 6600 diesel,
50 hrs. on engine major,
$6,500. Larry Stalter, ‘The
Combine Man'
1-800-248-2151
1986 Linkbelt 2800 w/
Harricana Forestry pack
age, new U/C, oil reports,
20' shear and/or '93
Timbco 33' sawhead, low
hours., excellent condition,
$85,000. 215-572-7700
1990 JD 9500 Combine,
Engine Hrs. 1011, Separa
tor Hrs. 707. $56,000.
(609)769-4025.
2000 gallon vacuum tank,
skid mounted, clean,
$2,200. (717)527-4442.
2-180 White tractor, duals,
engine rebuilt 800 hours
ago, $ 1 2,500.
(717)867-4896.
1979 International 1440
Axial Flow Combine, 863
Corn Head, Excellent Con
dition. (410)775-7519.
1979 John Deere 5460,
C&A, 4-wheel drive, 2,300
hrs., good shape, $26,900
w/3R head. 12’ direct cut
head, used one day, like
new $5,900. Richarton
high dump, fair, $1,600.
Roeder Implement,
Seneca KS,
(913)336-6103.
Uncwter Farming, Saturday, ScptwntMf l, IMS-D7
1,850 gallon anhydrous
imonia tank and wagon w/
meter and cold flow box,
excellent for treating corn
silage. All offers consid
ered. (610)687-4286.
1947 Co-op E 3 Tractor,
Needs Overhaul $lOOO
080. (814)848-9639.
1947 John Deere A; Ford
BN. 717-336-2497 after
4PM.
1971 Diamond Reo, 671
Detroit, 725 Knight slinger
spreader, $1 1,950.
301-842-2780.
1972 Ford Louisville 238
Detroit w/dump trailer farm
permit for sale.
717-362-3333 ask for
Lynn.
1973 General Low Boy
Trailer. 22,200 G.V.W.,
New Deck and Paint.
$2500 080. After SPM
(717)336-6046.
1975 White 7300 Combine,
13Ft. Flex Head, 4 Row
Narrow Corn, Good Condi
tion. Oliver 11 Ft. Transport
Disc. (717)665-6914.
1977 4400 diesel, air, 90%
tires, super sharp, $8,950
Deere 215 flex & low tin
643. 1-800-248-2151
1979 International 1440
axle flow combine, 2900
hrs., 13', 1810 grainhead,
4R 843 oomhead, 1 owner.
814-626-9566.
1980 Chisholm Ryder
multi-row bean harvester,
hydro. IH diesel, side dump
bin, good running condition
or parts. (717)581-0323.
1960 IH 1440 combine
about 1,800 hrs., super
nice, $18,900. Trade &
Finance. Stephen,
717-249-2317
1980 JD 7720 Combine,
4WD, 218 Flexhead, Chop
per, 2719 Hrs., $24,000.
(609)455-3462.
1960 MF 550 diesel com
bine, hydrostatic and a/c,
1143 corn head, 2000 hrs,
field ready, $14,000.;
814/364-1349.
1982 302 A loader tractor,
3pt. PTO, ROPS, runs ex
cellent, $7500
610/932-5576.
(2) hay rakeS, $225-$ 125;
8' spring tooth harrow,
$375; 3X plow, Oliver 346,
$350; 10' transport disc cut
harrow, $500,9' rotary hay
cutter, $1200; NH 269 hay
baler, $2400
609-476-2496.
(2) JD 714 A silage wa
gons, good shape; Dion sil
ape wagon on 770 JD run
nmg gear, like new.
301/662-5563.
2 Narrow Row Corn Picker,
New Idea, 325 Gathering
Unit, 327 Husking Unit,
New (Picked 15 Acres of
Com), Shed Kept $12,000
080. (412)872-9295.