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TOPPING THE AYRSHIRE breed en-.
tries at the 4-H District dairy show was
Glenhurst Dixie Blossom, owned and bred
by Miss Marilyn Harnish. The champion
is out of Penbuck Dixie Preferred and
11 Blues, One Purple Won by 4-H
Dairy Members at District Show
Lancaster Counties 21 head of
dairy cattle entered in the Dis
trict 4-H Dairy Show Thursday
at the Guernsey Sales Pavilion
brought hom 11 blue ribbons,
eight reds and two whites.
Marilyn Harnish showed her
senior yearling heifer, Glenhurst
Dixie Blossom, to 0 grand cham
pionship in the Ayrshire breed
division.
And Florence May Flory, Man
lyn Harnish and Joan Paes com
bined forces with their Ayrshire
entries to give the County first
place in the County Group of Four
class. i
Garden Spot entries were sec
ond in the Group of Four class in
the Guernsey and Holstein divi
sions.
Miss Harnish has been in the
Winners circle consistently this
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Glenhurst Bessy Lin. This is the third
time this year that Miss Harnish has had
a Grand Champion. The other two were
at the County 4-H Show and the SPABC
show. (LF Photo)
year. She showed champions at
the county 4-H dairy show and
at the SPABC show in August.
However the judges seem unable
to decide which of her two heif
ers is best The calf getting the
nod at the district show had been
placed down at the SPABC
show, but had won handily at the
4-H show.
Judges for the show were John
Moms, extension dairy specia
list, University of Maryland and
Jack Fairchild, Holstein breed
classifier, Fairwood farms.
Judging the fiting and showing
contest were C. E. Graver, Mc-
Kean County Agent and John
Holbert, Bedford County Agent.
Joseph Way, Chester County
associate agent, was show man-
ager,
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Here are the placings of the
Lancaster County entries.
AYRSHIRE
Senior Calf blue, Florence
May Flory; red, Joyce Elaine
Kreider. Junior yearling blue,
Marilyn Harnish Senior yearling
blue, Marilyn Harnish, Joan
Paes Two year old red, Flor
ence May Flory.
Grand Champion Marilyn
Harnish.
Reserve Champion - William
Landis, Dauphin County.
County Group of Four first,
Lancaster County; second, Daup
hin County; third, York County;
fourth, Franklin County.
BROWN SWISS
Grand Champion Jean Glad
felter, York County.
GUERNSEY
Senior calf blue, Mary Ellen
Mumma, Clair Mull. Junior year
ling blue, Robert Mumma.
Senior yearling blue, Ross
Ferguson; red, Linda Mumma.
Two year old blue, Reba Jean
Bushong.
Grand Champion Jerry Rut
ter, York County.
Reserve Champion Michael
Rutter, York County.
County Group of Four first,
York County; second, Lancaster
County; third, Cumberland Coun
ty; fourth, Montgomery County;
fifth, Bucks County.
HOLSTEIN
Junior calf blue, Sandra
Rutt, George Rutt. Senior Calf
blue, Elvin Skelly; red, John
Zimmerman. Jumor yearling
white, Burnell Andrews.
Grand Champion Joyce Mc-
Avoy, Montgomery County.
Reserve Champion Sandra
Faye Weiss, Lebanon County.
County Group of Four first,
Lebanon County; second, Lancas
ter County; third, Montgomery
County; fourth, Chester County;
fifth, Bucks County.
♦JERSEY
Junior calf red, Ruth A.
Herr. Senior calf red, Tom
Halladay Jr. Junior yearling
red, J. Paul Herr. Senior year
ling red, Tom Halladay Jr.
Two year old white, Alva
Herr.
Grand Champion Merle E.
Miller Jr, Cumberland County.
Reserve Champion Adolf
Zoelhn, Bucks County.
County Group of Four first,
Cumberland: second, Bucks,
third, Chester; fourth, Dauphin;
fifth, Lancaster.
MILKING SHORTORN
Grand Champion William
Miller, Berks County.
Reserve Champion Shirley
M. Miller, Berks County.
SHOWMANSHIP CONTEST
Red, Florence Flory, White,
Robert Mumma.
FITTING CONTEST
Red, Thomas Halladay Jr.
Lancaster Farming, Friday, Sept. 6, 1957—11
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