—Lancaster Farming, Septeniber 21,-1963
10
• Jr. Daicy Show
(Continued from Page 1)
4-H competition.
Following are the county
placings in state judging,
JHUSKY
4-H
Two-year-old Cow —3, Ste
phen Arrowsnuth, Peach Bot
tom Rl.
imowx saviss
FFA .
Senior Yearling 1 Har
old J. Brubaker, Mount Joy R 1
(junior champion reserve
grand champion
showman)
Three-year-old and over
Cow i Harold J. Brubak
er (senior champion grand
champion).
Distuct Groups 1. South
east.
4-H
Junior Calf —3, Dwight D.
Hoover, Gap R 2 (master fitt
er)
SenioT Calf —3, Gary
Myer, 410 Willow Rd. (master
showman).
Junior Yearling 1. Phy
llis A. Hoover, Gap R 2 (master
showman master fitter —•
reserve junior champion).
GUERNSEY
4.H
Junior Calf 3. Lee Sharp,
Landisville.
Senior Calf ■ —2, Peter C.
Witmer, Willojv Street Rl.
Junior Yearling 1. Nancy
J. Stoltzfus, Ronks Rl; 2.
Dorothy M. Garber, Willow
Street R 2 (master showman).
Senior Yearling 1. Mary
Ellen Mumma, Manhenn Rl
(junior champion master
fitter master showman); 3.
Sue Mumma, Manheim Rl
(master titter master show
man).
Stanley H. Deiter
Anctloneer ft Appraiser
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Three-year-old and .over Cow
• 3. Sue Mumma.
District Groups —2, South-'
east.
AYRSHIRE
FFA
Senior Yearling 2. Tony
L. Folker, New Holland R 2
(master fitter master show
man).
Three-year-old and over
Cow 2. James Esbenshade,
Quarryville R 2.
Junior Calf 7. Paul Bru
baker, Lititz Rl,
Senior Calf 1. Sandra
Ann Eshleman, Elizabethtown
Rl.
master
Junior Yearling —2, James
R. Esbenshade.
Two-year-old Cow 1.
Judy Ann Flory, Lititz R 2
(master fitter).
Three-year-old and over
Cow 9. R. Edwin Harnish,
Christiana Rl.
District Groups 2. South
east.
HOLSTEIX
PEA
Junior Calf —l. Dennis J. senior Yearling —5. Glenn 4-H Senior Yearling —l. Jams
Drager, Marietta HI; 4. Don- m. Hoover, East Earl Rl. Junior Calf 12. Nannette E. Kettering, Lititz R 3 (nu s ,
aid C. Drager, Marietta Rl; Three-years-old and over Stauffer, Ephrata Rl. ter showman master fitAi
J. Harold Ranch, 1717 Hans Cow j Glenn A. Musser, Senior Calf- 16. John junior champion); i) (
Herr Dr. (master showman). Joy R 1 (reserve senior Bartsch, Ephrata. James S. White, Ephrata Rl.
Senior Calf 11. H. Eugene champion reserve grand Junior Yearling 12. Earl District Groups—* 1. South'
Denlinger, Gordonville Rl. ch ampion). C. Stauffer, Ephrata Rl. ' east .
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GETTING ALL
THE MILK
YOU SHOULD?
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4-H
GRAND CHAMPION FFA BROWN SWISS in the state Junior Dairy Show
at Harrisburg was Welcome In Charming Gentle, a four year old cow exhibited by
Harold J, Brubaker, Mount Joy Rl. Harold also showed the reserve champion jjj
FFA Brown Swiss competition.
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