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si e, Lto R,-Paul Trimble, Quarryvil e Rl, Holstein winner; Phyllis Landis, Oak View
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md R Edwin Harnish, Christiana Rl, Ayrshire winner. —L. F. Photo
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Lancaster Farming, Saturday, October 21, 1961—11
Dairy Club Presidents
Are All Project Winners
Two Lancaster County 4-
H dairy club members re
peated as champions in pro
ject competition when the
book scores were totaled at
the annual banquet of the
combined clubs last Friday
night.
Paul Trimble, president of
the county Holstein club and
Mary Ellen Mumma, presi
dent of the Guernsey club
turned in high project book
scores for the second con
secutive year.
Trimble, son of Mr. and
Mrs Daniel' Trimble, Quar
ry ville Rl, ilmshed the pro
ject year with a total score
of 97 6 to win the Holstein
breed competition Miss
Mumma, daughter of Mr
and Mrs Harry Mumma, of
Manheim Rl, scored 97 2
points out of a possible 100
in the Guernsey club
R Edwin Harnish, Christ
iana Rl, son of Mr and Mrs.
Ralph E. Harnish, turned in
the highest score of any club
members when his Ayrshire
project record totaled 98 5
He is the president of the
county Ayrshire-Jersey club
High score in the Jersey
breed was won by Miss Phyl
lis Landis, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs Raymond Landis,
of 172 Oak View Road, Lan
caster
Awards for breed type
championship, fitting and
showmanship at the county
dairy club roundups in Aug
ust, were made before the
200 members and parents at
the Strasburg fire hall.
Entertainment was furn
ished by a reed choir from
Solanco High- School with
Mr. Ralph Downey conduct
ing. Darvin Boyd, Ephrata
Rl, now a student at Dela
ware Valley College of Agri
culture, was the featured]
speaker. He explained the
four pomts of the 4-H club
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Project score winners were
as follows
AYRSHIRE
1, R Edwin Harmsh; 2,
Judy Ann Flory, Lititz R 2;
3, Marilyn Harmsh, Quarry
vxlle R 2; 4, Joyce Kreider,
Quarryville Rl; 5, James
Esbenshade, Quarryvil'e R 2;
6, Gerald Kreider, Quarry
ville Rl, 7, Carol Ann Krantz
of New Providence Rl; 8,
Linda Eshleman, Elizabeth
town Rl; 9, George Clark, of
Lititz Rl, 10, Dale Kreider,
Quarryville Rl
JERSEY
1, Phyllis Landis, 2, Lucil
le Kreider, Drumore, 3, J.
Marvin Herr, Holtwood Rl;
4, Jean Kreider, Quarry
ville Rl
GUERNSEY
1, Mary Ellen M’lmma, 2,
Susanne Mumma, Manheim
Rl, 3, Nancy Stoltzfus, of
Ronks Rl; 4, Janes Adams,
Landisville, 5, Donald Ank
rum, Peach Bottom R 2; 6,
Richard Ankrum, of Peach
Bottom R 2, 7, Stella Jackson
of Nottingham R 2; 8, Joyce
Stoltzois, Ronks Rl; 9, John
McSparran, Peach Bottom
Rl; 10, Elaine Stoltzfus, of
Ronks Rl
HOLSTEIN
1, Paul Trimble; 2, Avernl
Royer, 2025 Oregon Pike,
Lancaster; 3, Donald Trimble
of Quarryville Rl, 4, Richard
Shelly, Manheim Rl; 5, Jno.
Welk, Strasburg R 6, Carol
Ann Hess, Strasburg Rl; 7,
Linda Lou Welk. Strasburg
Rl; 8, Geo. Rutt, Jr., Stev
ens Rl; 9, Harold Welk, of
Strasburg Rl; 10, Alana
Lord, Manheim R 3 and Lin
da Delong, Quarryville Rl.
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