—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, January 15, 1972
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Women Win Many Places At Farm Show
(Continued From Page 15)
Coats, other materials Chris
Wain, Manheim Township High
School, Third
Capes Teresa Rothenberger,
Red Lion Senior High School,
fourth
Sport Togs, shorts Karen
Weist, Manheim Township High
School, second
Sport Togs, pants Heidi
Weber, Hempfield High School,
first, Sandy Wiggins, McCaskey
High School, second, Gail Kutz,
Manheim Township High School,
third, Rhonda Daubert, Pine
Grove Area High School, fifth
Sport Togs, jump-suit Carol
Schrawder, Manheim Township
High School, second, Patricia
Laub Northern Lebanon High
School third
Lingerie two piece outfit
Joan Miller. Penn Manor High
School, first Carol Knight, Penn
Manor second, Susan Campbell,
Penn Manor third, Cathy
Berkebilc, Penn Manor, fourth,
Joan Hcssler, Penn Manor, fifth
School Foods Classes
Dark Cherries Starlet
Zunbrum, South Western High
School first
Peaches Mane Forney,
Annvillc Cleona High School,
second
Plums Sara Wilt, Annville
Cleona High School, second
Cut Tomatoes Mane Forney,
Annville Cleona High School,
first. Starlet Zunbrum, South
Western High School, third, Sara
Wilt, Annville Cleona, fourth
Display of Jellies Mary
Greenawalt, Manhcim Township
High School, first
Apple Jelly Mary Ann Kline,
Manheim Township, first
Grape Jelly Jeannie Wcrntz,
Manheim Township, fourth
Currant Jelly Craig Bran
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Landis Bros. Inc. M. S. Yeorsley & Sons
Lancaster 393-3906 West Chester 696-2990
A. B. C. Groff, Inc. Shotzberger's
New Holland 354-4191 Elm
sby, Manheim Township, first,
John Ramsdell, Manheim
Township, second
Single Entry Jams Mary
Greenawalt, Manheim Township,
third, Debra Gregory, Warwick
High school, fifth
Mixed Pickles Sara Wilt,
Annville Cleona, second.
Picalilh Mane Forney,
Annville Cleona, third.
Chow-Chow Marie Forney,
Annville Cleona, first
Filled Cookies Scott Shaffer,
York County Vo-Tech, first,
Carol English, Donegal High
School, second, Janice Sander,
Warwick High School, third,
Steve Siegler, Donegal High
School, fourth
Hefngerator Cookies
Sandra Morgan, Manheim
Township, first, Mary Ann Kline,
Manheim Township, third
Sugar Cookies Ven Theillur,
Warwick High School, first, Rose
Stough, Mount Joy, third, Bar
bara Bender, Warwick High
School, fourth.
Fancy Cookies, group display
Mane Louise Schatz, Donegal
High School, first, Debra
Gregory, Warwick High School,
second
Bar, group display Linda
Stevens, Manheim Township,
first
Pressed Cookies, group display
Dora Baum, York County Area
Vo-Tech, first.
Drop Cookies Martha
Showalter, Warwick High School,
first, Dennis Roberts, Donegal
High School, second, Audrey
Irwin, Warwick High School,
third, Deb Stilfler, York County
\ro» Vo-Tech, fourth
Raised Meat Rolls Mary
Greenawalt, Manheim Township,
first, Linda Stevens, Manheim
Township, second
Rolled Doughnuts Denise
Palmer, Warwick High School,
third; Susan Hehnly, Warwick
High School, fourth
Raised Doughnuts Judy
Haines, York County Area Vo-
Tech, first, Karen Kluyber, York
County Vo-Tech, second, Terry
Hammond, York County Vo-
Tech, third, Mary Hartman,
York County Vo-Tech, fourth,
Vicki Knaub, York County Vo-
Tech, fifth
Handmade Hooked Rugs
Donna Zipp, Landisville, first.
Handmade Crocheted Rugs
Any Woodland, Manheim, first.
Crewel Pillow Covers Laurie
Miller, Manheim, first, Cathy
Berkebile, Millersville, second;
Cindy Weaver, Lititz, third, Kim
Clubb, Manheim, fourth, Mary
Ann Kline, Manheim, fifth
Pillow Covers, unique con
struction Darlene Herr,
Landisville, second.
Hand Towels Carol Ket
tering, Manheim, first, Darlene
Elizabeth Herr, Landisville,
third.
Table Mats and Cloths
Thelma Bucher, Lititz, second.
Well Hangings, unframed
Susan Kline, Manheim, third
Wall Hangings, framed Jan
Barger, Landisville, third,
Sheryl Druce, Manheim, fourth.
Scrap Craft Anne Spangler,
Mount Joy, second
Accessories for Bedroom
Closet Mary Lou Brodhecker,
Manheim, first, Mary
Greenawalt, Manheim, second.
Dried Arrangements Carol
Kettering, Manheim, second;
Vicki Shank, Manheim, third;
Ann Nolt, Lititz, fourth, Brenda
Bomberger, Manheim, fifth.
Driftwood Arrangements
Alyce Drumm, Manheim, first.
Special Holiday Table
Arrangements Jeanne
Harrington, Manheim, first
Miniature Arrangements
Nancy Pnal, Manheim, first; Jay
Ezard, Manheim, second;
Brenda Bomberger, Manheim,
third, Patricia Remetz, Lititz,
tilth
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Plaything for Pre-School Child,
stuffed animal Sheryl Hess,
Manheim, first, Sue
Seldomridge, Manheim, second;
Jane Snyder, Manheim, third;
Karen Werst, Manheim, fourth.
Plaything for Pre-School Child,
stuffed doll Sue Forry,
Manheim, first, Denise Appier,
Manheim, third; Cindy Boyer,
Manheim, fourth; Barbara
Fiedler, Manheim, fifth.
Plaything for Pre-School Child,
pull or push toy Barbara
Bowditch, Manheim, first;
Jenine Snead, Manheim, second;
Sally Hafferth, Manheim, third;
Joanne Hager, Manheim, fifth.
Open Class Home Related Arts
Folk Crafts, authentic
materials and design, decorative
or functional Evelyn Shaber,
Ephrata, first
Traditional braided rugs, size
limit three by five feet Ruth
Hyatt, Ronks RDI, second; Mrs.
Thomas Denlmger, Gap RDI,
third
4-H Club Foods Classes
Peaches Majorie Pyle,
Malvern RDI, first.
Display of Canned Vegetables
Majone Pyle, first.
Apple Jelly Majorie Pyle,
first; Denise Iseminger,
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Malvern, fourth; Suzanne
Isemmger, Malvern, fifth.
Grape Jelly Suzanne
Isemmger, third; Alice Wenger,
Lebanon RDI, fourth.
Berry Jam Majone Pyle,
fourth.
Display of Jellies, Jam and
Preserves Major ie Pyle, third;
Ellen Wenger, Lebanon RDI,
fifth.
Butter Cake, eastern district
Deborah Arnold, Fawn Grove,
first, Gertrude Perrone, Kennett
Square, fourth.
Sweepstakes Deborah Ar
nold, Faw Grove, second; Carol
Perrone, Toughkenamon, third.
Oatmeal Drop Cookies, eastern
district Carol Perrone, fifth.
• Sweepstakes Cheryl Glad
felter, York, third
Peanut Butter Drop Cookies,
eastern district Karen
Raubenstine, Hanover, third.
White Rolls, eastern district
Julie Meiler, York RD7, first;
Ann Mmshall, Avondale, second;
Sharon Bomberger, Lebanon
RDI, fourth; Susan Funk,
Lebanon, fifth.
Sweepstakes Julie Mieler,
York RD7, second.
Yeast Breads Dot Minshall,
Avondale, fifth.
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