—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, September 2, 1972
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Four Lancaster County Guernseys took
first place county group honors at
Tuesday's District 4-H Dairy Show. Shown
with their cows are, from left to right:
FFA, 4-H
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five-years-and-over Guernsey
was first named senior cham
pion, then went on to be named
the grand champion Guernsey.
Taking reserve champion
honors was Kenneth Grube with
the animal he showed in the
three-and-four-year-old Guern
sey class Both Grube and
Balmer are members of the
Cloister FFA Chapter, Ephrata
In addition to showing the
grand champion Guernsey,
Balmer also had both the senior
champion and reserve champion
as well as the reserve junior
champion
Earl Staufter, Ephrata RUI,
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Cloister FFA member, received
reserve champion honors with his
five-years-and-over Holstein. His
cow had previously been named
reserve senior champion.
The junior champion and junior
reserve champion Holsteins were
also Lancaster County youth.
Marlin Smoker, Cloister FFA
member, was the junior cham
pion with his senior yearling
animal, and J. Kenneth Groff,
Grassland FFA Chapter, was
named reserve junior champion
with his senior calf.
Top winners by
eluded •
Junior Calf Jay Zim
merman, Cloister FFA Chapter,
third, David Heath, Solanco
Chapter, fifth.
Intermediate Calf Donald
Weidman, Northern Lebanon
FFA, first; Gerald Metzler,
Octorara FFA, second, William
Krantz, Solanco, third, and
Melvin Weiler, Cloister, fifth.
Senior Calf J Kenneth Groff,
Grassland, first and reserve
junior champion, Earl Stauffer,
Cloister, second; Richard
Bollinger, Cloister, third, and
Paul Horning Cloister, fifth
Junior Yearling Paul Hor
ning, Cloister, first, Richard
Bollinger, Cloister, second;
Russel Kline, Cloister, fourth,
and Michael Roland, Solanco,
fifth
Senior Yearling Marhn
Smoker, Cloister, first and junior
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Donald Wenger, a member of the Manheim FFA chapter,
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Harrisburg.
Judging of groups-of-four
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Junior Calf David Gerhart,
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Senior Yearling Kenneth
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