RAYMOND W. HORNING, (left), one
of the top winners in the livestock judging
contest held recently by the Junior Agri
culture Program of the Eastern Lancas
ter County School District, is shown re
ceiving a registered Guernsey heifer calf
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Junior Ag Club Lists Winners
Of Livestock Judging Event
Members of the Junior Agn- out of a possible 500. Kenneth L.
culture Club and the Elementary Fox, son of Mr and Mrs Harold
Agriculture Program of the Fox. Mohnton R 2, received the
Eastern Lancaster County School pony while Raymond W Horn-
Distnct recently comple'ed a mg son of Mr and Mrs. Edwin
livestock evaluation and judging Z. Horning, Denver Rl, received
contest. This judging was done the Guernsey calf Ribbons were
as part of a unit of study and also awarded to the top ten plac
each member judged five class- mgs in the 12 schools represent
es of animals as part of their ed in the program,
class activity. The top placings of the stu
Three hundred and fifty stu- dents taking part in the program
dents completed the judging were as follows:
The students having the two 1-tie. Raymond Horning, Bth
highest scores received a regis- Giade Junior Ag Club, 460, 1-
tered Guernsey heifer calf don- tie, Kenneth Fox, Bth Grade Jun
ated by Dr and Mrs C L Lam ior Ag Club, 460, 3-Paul Leid,
mey of Clamar Guernsey Farm Lincoln Independent School, 442;
at Honeybrook and a Palomino 4-Glenn Sander, Union Grove
yearling mare pony donated by School, 424; 5-Mervm Leid, Lin-
Mr. and Mrs. Sam W Groff coin Independent School, 420; 6-
owner of Sam & Son Texaco of Inin Zimmerman. Blue Ball
New Holland school, 418, 7-Ella Mae Shirk,
Two boys from the Bth grade Beartown School, 414, 8-tie, Dale
Junior Agriculture Club of Gar- VVeiler, Bth Grade Junior Ag
den Spot High School tied for top Club. 410, 8-tie, Raymond Reiff,
placing with scores of 460 points (Continued on Page 24)
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