—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, September 12,1970
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24 Chester County
Some 24 of 54 dairy cattle
exhibted by Chester County 4-H
members received blue ribbons
at the 25th annual Southeast
District 4-H Dairy Show at Al
lentown Fairgiounds last week
Overall, some 165 cattle weic
entered from seven counties.
Slue ribbon winners are eligible
tor the State Junior Dairy Show
at the Faim Show Building at
Harrisburg September 21.
In addition, 17 ol the county’s
43 exhibitors received master
showman awards and 13 were
designated master fitters,
Tina Kulp, daughter of Mr
md Mrs Harold Kulp, Potls
town exhibited the grand cham
pion Ayrshire cow. Eureka
Majestic Maid
Porteidale
Betty's
shown bv Sharon Henley, Mi lad Maple Lawn Pollyanna, a
39 Chester Co. 4-H'ers
Survive Local Horse Show
Over 70 4-II Club membcis
competed in the Cheslei County
--H Hoise and Pony Show re
cently and 39 of these membeis
cuaiified lor the district show
l,y placing high in one of the 27
classes'of competition
The distnct show will be hold
cn September 19; 4-H Club
(lembers trom 10 counties will
compete for eligibility to go to
tne Stale Junior Hoise Show in
November in Harrisburg
In the grooming and show
manship contest, top honois m
the iunior division were won by
Prances Dunn, Chestei Springs,
jid Stephen Winckehnan. Mal
ic, n; senioi winners weie Bon
rie Gillespie, CoatesMllc and
Vemo Shaw, Downingtown
Spectators at the show we'o
riso treated to a precis.on pei
foimance by the Northern
Chester County 4-II Hoise and
Ponv Club Dull Team
Winners in the open cla-vcs
v Cie jcarhng Pam Taws, Pao'i
t'ony dining Kalhv Shan
Dcvvmngtnwn open ti ail—Pam
Ta\V' team—Dehoi.h Roens o'
Phoanwilie, Pain Taws and
Meli-sa Krai/ ot Pottstown u.ur
clas-*—Deboiah Roens and Pant
The
Satisfaction
That Conies
From
Doing A
Good Job Of
Farming
It’s a great feeling to know that you are the
master of your farmlands . . . that when you
treat your soil right, it will treat you right.
Liming is one of the most important factors in
keeping your soil in the highest productive
range. I!y raiding the pit from a level below 6.0
to 6.5 or higher, you can expect to harvest as
much as 5 more bushels of corn per acre, with
similar increases for all other forage and cash
exops.
MARTIN'S LIMESTONE
Blue Ball, Pa, 354-4125
Cochranville, was the voscvved
champion Ayrshire. Sharon is
the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Kcnnard Henley.
Melissa and Leslie Kennedy,
daughter ot Mr. and Mrs, Donald
Kennedy. Coatesvillc, exhibited
the champion and reserve junior
champion Ayrshires.
Patricia Yavnall. daughter of
Mr and Mis. Hoopes Yarnall,
Oxford, won reserve Grand
champion honors with her
Brown Swiss calf, Nccdmor
Noble Marcia Lewis Wilkinson,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Leon Wil
kinson, Landenberg also won re
serve gland champion honors
with his Guernsey heifer, H. M.
Rena of Edondell,
In Jersey competition, the re-
Happy serve senior champion
Taws- bioocl mare
Chicarelli, Downmglown
In the western division, the
winners were- stock seat equita
tion junioi division- —Debby Ful
mer, Spring City and senior
dmsion—Steven Lester, Uwch
land, w'estein pleasuie ponies—
Kuthy Shaw and horses —Donna
Williams, Motion; western rid
ing—Debby Fulmer; pole bend
ing and barrel race Steven
Lestei
Wmneis in the English classes
were saddle scat equitation
lumoi division Colleen Mc-
Giugan, Pomeroy and senior
d. vision Kim Rishaw, Down
ingtown, hunter seal equitation
on the flat junior division
Anno Yeaisley, Coatesville am'
senior division Pam Taws
hunter seat equitation ovc
lumps junior division—France
Dunn and senior d\ -aon—Mel
is-a K’?t/ Engli-li plea-anc
ponv— Colleen McGaigan, an
hoi sc—Knn Rishaw, huntei ur
dcr saddle pony division
Fiances Dunn, and hirst dh
>ion—Loretta Chicaie’li, \v n !
mg hunloi pony—Siuan 01”
sen, Poll-'own. and vvoi | ;n
hunter ho -e Loud a Civ
e. lelli
Gap, Pa. 442-4148
two-year old cow shown by West Chester, won reserve Cumberland County, and Merle
Nancy Wollaston, Toughkena- junior champion honors with Miller, also of Cumberland
mon Nancy is the daughter of her calf, Top-O-Hill Sleeping County. Cornman judged the
Mr. and Mrs. Charles T. Wollas- Pam. Holstein and Milking Shorthorn
ton. Maria Thomas, daughter ot Judges were Creedin Corn- breeds, and Miller judged the
Mr and Mrs George Thomas, man, Holstein breeder fi om Ayrshire, Brown Swiss, Guern
sey and Jersey breeds. Fitting
and showmanship judges were
Kcrmit Bossard, assistant Union
County agent, and Richard
Plotts, associate Wayne County
agent.
Winners of Chester Co.
4-H Roundup Announced
4-H Club members from all
pans of Chester County exhibit
ed their completed pioicHls at
the annual Chester County 4-II
Roundup.
Members were judged on the
quality of work they displayed.
In each unit of project work a
grand champion and reserve
champion was named if the
judge felt the exhibit worthy ol
such recognition,
was
Hosoa Latshaw, Spring City,
was named grand champion in
two units, sweet corn and phil
ately and reserve champion in
forestry.
Loretta
Named grand champion in
two projects were Beth Ilutchi
son, West Grove, philately and
entomology, Robert Minshall.
Avondale, photography and for
estry; Jonathan Davey, Down
ingtown, geology and forestry;
and Dale Nafziger, Phoenix
ville, handyman and tomatoes.
William Squire, Glen Mills,
was named grand champion in
handyman and reserve cham
pion in wildlife while Joseph
Kessel, Downingtown, was
grand champion in bees and re
serve champion in handyman
with Cheryl Yoder, Spring City,
receiving champion honois in
fi
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indoor gardening and reserve
champion in photography.
Other 4-H’ers named grand
champions were: Thomas Jen
kins, Toughkenamon, vege
tables; Edgar Latshaw, Spring
City, vegetables; Beverly Guest.
Pottstown. strawberries; Emil
Parvensky, Downingtown,
photography. Carla Natziger,
Phoemxville, wildlife: and Don
ald Fehr, Downingtown. rab
bits.
Grand Champions in flower',
were Charlene Dm ham, Mal
vern, Janet McAllister, Oxford,
and Ernie Pyle, Malvern. Nam
ed grand champions for ento
mology were Janet Hutchison.
West Grove, and David Miskie
wicz, Phoenixville while Ken
neth Squire, Glen Mills, was
named grand champion in bees.
Kathy Nafziger, Phoenixville,
was reserve champion in both
vegetables and indoor garden
ing. Other reserve champions
were Larry Maule, West Grove,
vegetables; William McAllister,
Oxford, tomatoes; Karl Stroh
maier, Oxford, strawberries; Su
zanne Iseminger, Malvern, and
Carol Yeager, Phoenixville,
philately; Evelyn Williams,
Landenberg, photography;
Geoffry Ulrich, Downingtown,
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