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A huge crowd estimated at
600 persons was on hand Wed
nesday morning for the annual
Dairy Show held at the New
Holland Sales Stables. As usual,
a milky group of show cows
were assembled for the inspec
tion of nationally famous judge
John McKitrick from Columbus,
Ohio, and when the final plac
ings were announced, H. D.
Matz’s three-year-old Thornlea
Textal Supreme daughter was
the grand champion and his
four-year-old Rockdale Presi
dent cow was the second place
animal.
Calling the grand champion
the cow in the group that “I
would rather take home”. Me-
A Division of U.S. Industries, Inc.
New Holland
Dairy Show
Lancaster Fanning, Saturday, November 1,1969—9
Kitrick said she was sharp
stylish.
In the afternoon sale th
champion sold to Robert Kaufl
man, Elizabethtown Rl, for th
top price of $2,400. The secom
place cow went to Paul Zim
merman, Ephrata Rl, for $1,47i
and the third place cow show]
by Norman Kolb, 55 Pitney Rd,
Lancaster, sold to Willian
Keple from Wisconsin for $1
150.
In all, seven cows sold from
$1,060 to $2,400 and the top 25
head averaged $995. The top 50
head averaged $835 and the top
100 cows averaged $7lO.
Pictured in the small cut-in
Lancaster Farming photograph
with the champion cow is Mr.
Matz (left) Mr. McKitrick and
Mrs. Matz. Roy Miller, Myers
town R 3 is at the halter.
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• Lanchester
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Wendy Maury, Kathey Myer, Ha
zel Lowe, Jimmie Mertz); 2. Lan-
Chester (Tony Gibson, George
Young, Chris Gibson, Pat Yar
nall, Rick Rankin); 3. Middle
town (Chussy Baker, Janet Car
tel, Gillian Comyn, Cindy liwm,
M Bakei).
1 Nancy Henkel—Lanchester
2 Pixie Wateis—Lanchaster, 3.
Kate Godfiey—Lanchester 4.
Sally Lane —Lanchester; 5. Susan
Ulhei —Pickering, 6 Marcy Mau
ly —Lanchester
1 Maiy Ortt—Middletown; 2.
Judy Higginbotham—Lanchest
ei, 3 Sally Engelson—Lanchest
ei and Susie Ixvm —Middletown;
5 Patti Hassler—Lanchestei, 6,
Tein Mooie —Middletown.
1 Ralph Hill—Lanchestei; 2.
Richard Foley—Middletown, 3.
Kay Gregg—Delaware, 4. Debbie
Mauiy—Lanchestei; 5. Wilson
Gi oves—Middletown
Judges for the all-day event
were. Mr. and Mrs Kirke Bryan,
Norustown, and Andy Gilbert
Gap, Dressage, William Murry,
•Newark, Del. and Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Vordemberge, Towson, Md.,
Stable Management
• Farm Women
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The business meeting is ex
pected to be completed by 12
noon when luncheon will be
served. Three county officers
will be elected at the meeting,
reports will be heard and Larry
Skromme will represent the
Farm and Home Foundation m
remarks addressed to Farm
Women
Immediately following lunch,
a memorial service will be held
for all deceased members of the
County group. The service will
be in charge of Mrs. Glenn Nau
man, Society 25, and Mrs. Scott
Garman, Society 1 Mrs J. Clay
ton Charles, Society 23, is pro
gram cahirman _
Mrs. W. F Dummer, presi
dent of the Society of Farm
Women of Pennsylvania, will in
stall the newly elected County
officers and local society offi
cers elected for 1970 at recent
local elections. The program
will conclude with the theme
song “Brighten the Corner
Where You Are.”
Dr. Fredeick P Sample, pre
sident of the Lebanon Valley
College, will addiess the conven
tion on the topic “Youth-Yester
day, Today and Tomorrow”
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