— Lancaster Farming. Saturday. September 19.1070
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Photos and News From Solanco Fair
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The champion Holstein at the Solanco Fair this
week was this nme-\ear-old shoun here b\ Mrs. Carol
Troop She and her husband. Dr. Carl Tioop. Quarry
\ ille RD3, bought the animal this \ ear and are keeping
Herman Shirk, Quanyulle RDI, chairman of the farm
crops diusion of the Solanco Fair, displays the potatoes Glenn Weidman, son of Mr. and Mrs the Solanco Fair. The animal was also
which receued the first place award The potatoes were Frank Weidman, Christiana RDI. displays overall reserve grand champion,
displayed b> Nancj Ghson, Fritz Aienue. Quarryville his 4-H champion heavyweight Angus at
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Carl Kreidcr, s on of Mr and Mrs Ellis Kreider,
Quarryulle RDI, was champion showman in the dairy
Hvision of the Solanco Fair. His animal was also the
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it on the farm of Carl's father, Hiram G. Troop. While
there aie no past records on the winning cow. Dr. Troop
sa\s. she is now milking 75 to 80 pounds a day.
first senioi 3 earling at Solanco and the junior champion
at the District FFA contest.
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\ 025 pound heavyweight
lluelord nanud ■•Red” w., s
giand champion in Ihe Solum »
Bed Show Thuisday at
Ilu Sovillu . n Lancaster County
Fan
The <inim.il m owned by I.e-
Kov Welk, 17 \(<11 old son ot
\li <md Mis Im D. Welk,
Cju.n i \ vilie HF)3.
The lloiefoid was named the
lust FFA steei. befoie beating
out “Blacks", a 925 pound Angus
owned bv Glenn Weidman, son
ol Mi and Mis Fiank S. Weed
in.in, Chnstiana RDI The Angus
was named overall leseive
giand champion and was 41[
champion
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Othci lop an.mals in the FFA
division wcie Kenneth Deaiofl,
FFA icseive champion ami
champion Cha olais, Ed Weid
man champion heavyweight
Angus Matt Voune, rescue
Angus and lightweight champ
Othei top animals in 4-II
weie Don Doiwait, resene
champion 4-H Amgus, and top
lightweight Angus; Maul>n
Landis, leserve champion 4-H
Hereford and top lightweight
animal, and John Enck, cham
pion Herefoid and top heavj
weight
All FFA steeis and swine will
be sold todac; 4-H steers aie
not sold
In the daily competition Wed
nesday, Di and Mis Carl Troop,
Quarryville RD3, had the cham
pion Holstein, a nine-year-old
the Troops bought last year.
Mamn Miller, Sti asburg RDi,
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