County 4-HV*t
Win Two Titles
At State Days
Three Lancaster County
youngsters brought back two
state demonstration titles from
this week’s State 4-H Days at
Penn State University, Lan
caster’s traditionally strong
dairy and livestock judging
teams, however, were defeat
ed in close competition.
A first-place blue ribbon for
demonstrations in the general
category went to Averril Roy
er, 2025 Oregon Pike, for her
“How to Give a Demonstra
tion” performance.
In the general livestock cate
gory the team of Dale Bush
ong, Columbia R 2, and Marvin
Nissley, Mount Joy Rl, cap
tured first place with their
demonstration on “Corn Is
King”.
A blue ribbon went to Hugh
Wenger, Quarryville R 2, for
his third-place entomology
demonstration “Mounting of
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Adult Insects". Red ribbon win
ners were Ann Nissley, Mount
Joyßl, and Audrey Yunglnger,
Marietta Rl, for their demon
stration "Protect Livestock
Use Pesticides Safely”; and
Xaye Smith, Ephrata R 2 for
“A Pressing Need”,
Still in contention for top
stale honors are two Keystone
Award winners Vicki Shank,
Elizabethtown Rl, in poultry,
and. Marguerita (Peggy) Eshel
man, Pequea Rl, in entomolo
gy. Their awards were based
on activities scores. Each girl
is ranked in the top three in
the state in her category.
The senior livestock judg
ing team, one of 27 entered
placed third. Larry Herr, 840
Penn Grant Road, placed sec
ond as an individual, and Rich
ard Buckwaiter, Lititz R 3, tied
for fourth. Other team mem
bers are Lynn Heistand, Man
heim R 4; and Larry High.
Leola.
Close scores indicated the
stiff competition. Chester was
first, with 1233 points; Adams,
1215; Lancaster. 1209; Somer-
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Rohrerstown, Pa.
set, 1207: York, 1206; and Lancaster Farming, Saturday, August 12,1967
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The dairy team, one of 37, The junior livestock judging
placed fourth. Wayne Yost, team placed sixth among 13.
Nnrvon R 2, ranked eighth. York placed first, followed by
Other members arc Carol Groff, Centre, Westmoreland. Somcr-
Quarryville R 3, John Kurtz, set, and Dauphin Counties.
1160 N. Market St., Elizabeth- Team members are Eugene
town, and Ann Lcfevcr, Quar- Bollinger, Denver R 2; Robert
ryville Rl. Donough, Manheim Rl: Barry
Blair County placed first, Longenecker, Lititz R 2; and
1551 points; Bradford. 1537; Nelson Rohrer, Lititz R 3.
Montgomery, ,1530; and Lancas- The Lancaster horse judging
ter, 1505. . Following closely team, one of 38, placed 12lh.
were Adams, Columbia, and Team members are Pat Young,
Westmoreland Counties. 918 Nissley Road; Charles Ris-
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