(—Lancaster Farming. Saturday. September 21. J 968
HOLSTEIN CHAMPIONS at the So
'anco Fair, Wednesday. Sharon Groff
(.right) has the grand champion with her
ust-fresh three-year-old, Groffdale Gen-
• Dairy Show
(Continued from Page 1)
Ihe championship with a senior
calf, and the reserve title went
o Wayne Reynolds, Quarryville
R 2. on his intermediate -calf.
Show results by class
GUERNSEY
Junior calf, 1, Joyce Wagner,
Quarryville R 2; 2, Debra Crider,
Nottingham R 2, 3, Charles Wag
ner, Quarryville R 2, 4, Clark
Coates, Nottingham R 2
Intermediate calf, 1, Charles
Coates, Nottingham R 2
Senior calf, 1, Audiey Wagner,
Quan yville R 2
Junior yeailmg, 1 Diane Cn
dei, 2, Charlene Wagner, Quar
’■wille R 2 3, Vernon Pieston,
Oxford R 2, 4. Robeit Wagnei,
Ouairyville R 2
Semoi yearling, 1,. Chailes
Wagner, 2. Jay Hastings, Kirk
( ood. 3, Beth Pieston, Oxfoid
~t2. 4, Scott Mull, Quairyville R 1
Two year old, 1, Allen Cudei
2 Scott Mull There ueie no
three yeai old entries
Four yeais and oldei, 1, Earl
Lmton, Kukwood R 1 2, Scott
Mull
HOLSTEIN
Junior calf, 1. Matt Young
Peach Bottom 2, Donna Welk,
Quarryville R 3, 3, Young Broth
ers, Peach Bottom, 4, Roger
Campbell Knkwood R 1
Intermediate calf, 1, James
High, 2241 South View Road,
Lancastei 2, Joyce Gioff, Quar
ry ville R 3, Joyce Galbreath,
Peach Bottom, 4, Gary Akers,
Quarryville Rl, 5, Dale Bollin
ger. Quarryville Rl
Senior calf, 1, Glenn Ki eider,
° Tommy Kreider, 3, Carl Krei
i'er, all Quairyville Rl, 4, Shar
■n Groff, 5, James High
Junior yeailing, 1, Suzanne
Groff, Quairyville R 3, 2, Randy
Tlark, Quairyville R 2, 3, Mark
'oung, Peach Bottom, 4, Tom
‘-albreath, Peach Bottom, 5,
fames High
Senior yearling, 1, Carol Groff
\ Joyce Gioff, Quarryville R 3,
3’ Barbaia Kreider, 4, Lewis
’"reider 5, Herb Kreider, all
Quarryville Rl
Two yeai old 1, Nancy De-
Cong, Quany ville Rl 2, James
High, 3, Tommy Kreider, 4, Mar
’lyn Krantz, New Pi evidence
Rl, 5, Leßoy Welk, Quarryville
R 3
Three year old, 1, Sharon
Groff. 2, lia Welk, Qnanyville
>tO
Four years old and over, 1,
James High
JERSEY
Intermediate calf, 1, Wayne
Reynolds, Quart yville R 2
Senior calf, 1, Tom Aaion,
Quarryville R 1
Junior yeailmg 1 Charles
Smith, New Providence.
Senior ycalling, 1, Tom Aaron
eral Sunlight." Nancy DeLong has the re
serve champion with DeLong Leader
Elsie, the winning two-year-old.
L. F. Photo
SHOWMANSHIP
1, Carol Groff; 2. Dale Bollin" 1, Charles Coates; 2, Gary
ger, 3. Allen Crider, 4, Tom Akers; 3, Audrey Wagner, 4,
Aaion, 5, James High. Debra Crider, 5, Diane Crider.
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IKOFA food trade fair in Mun
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Pennsylvania is one of several fresh and processed now
slates participating in the bien- amount to over $4O million aa
nial IKOFA show, which at- nually. Total agricultural !x
-tructs leading importers and ports from the United States
wholesale and retail buyers amount to about $6 billion
from throughout western -Pennsylvania Is not yet .{et-
Europe. ting its fair share of this exjvu’t
Representatives of the Depart- of agricultural products,” Secre
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