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—Lancaster Farming. Saturday, January 13, 1973
Steve Donough Scores
In Sheep Competition
HARRISBURG - Steve
Donough made a clean sweep of
4-H market lamb championships
on Thursday at the Farm Show.
Steve is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
Paul Donough, of Manheim R 4.
His Suffolk lambs placed first in
individual and pen of three lamb
classes, going on to win grand
championships with both in
competition with other breeds
Sheep from Lancaster County
made their presence known,
winning three of the four
championship classes after
taking first places in seven of 12
classes for individual sheep and
pens of three lambs
Kenneth Brubaker, 13, a
veteran winner at Farm Shows,
had the reserve champion in-
Solanco Gets
BOAC Award
A bronze emblem was
presented to the Solanco FFA
Chapter of Quarryville for their
work with the Building Our
American Communities (BOAC)
program at the state FFA con-
vention Wednesday afternoon
during the Farm Show.
The Grassland FFA Chapter of
Garden Spot High School in New
Holland was singled out for the
1972 National Chapter Silver
Award.
Among the parents of FFA
members to be honored were Mr.
and Mrs. John Weaver of New
Holland Rl. As of Wednesday, the
Weavers have three sons who
have earned Keystone Farmer
Degrees. Those sons include;
Nelson in 1970; Carl in 1971; and
Delmar in 1973.
The parents of three state FFA
officers from the Lancaster area
also were honored. An honorary
Keystone degree for the fathers
and citations for the mothers
were presented to Mr. and Mrs.
Clyde W. Martin, of East Earl Rl,
parents of Nelson Martin, state
FFA president.
Similar awards also went to
Mr. and Mrs. Titus H. Lefever, of
Manheim R 4, parents of Joseph
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dividual lamb, a Hampshire. He
also placed third with a pen of
three lambs.
Ken is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
Clyde Brubaker, of 2418
Harrisburg Pike.
Barbara Herr showed the first
place Cheviot lamb. The
daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Robert
Herr, of Narvon R 2, Barbara also
won the Cheviot pen of three
class.
Her brother, Christian, then
won the Dorset individual lamb
competition, Ken Brubaker won
the Hampshire individual lamb
class, and Steve Donough, the
Suffolk class.
Carol Bushong, of Columbia
R 2, took the Dorset pen of three
class Her brother, Tim, placed
Lefever, FFA eastern regional
vice president; and to Mr, and
Mrs. Frank M. Houck, parents of
Frank Stoltzfus, Elverson Rl,
state vice president.
York Countain has
Reserve Hereford
Bull Run Farms, Montrose
RD2, Susquehanna County,
exhibited the grand champion
female in Hereford classes at the
57th Farm Show. The Bull Run
Farms entry, BRF Miss Ryl
DHN, is a junior heifer calf.
Reserve champion female was
shown by James Sloat, York
RD4, Miss Yoga Battle, a sum
mer yearling.
The grand champion Hereford
bull MCK Command Fl9B was
shown by Buffalo Creek Farms,
Freeport RDI, Armstrong
County.
Keystone Hereford Co.,
Montrose RD2, exhibited the
reserve grand champion bull,
KHC Royal DHN 2C, a junior
bull.
Keystone Hereford Co was
recipient of the premier breeder
award.
second in the Hampshire pen
class and was followed by Ken
Brubaker and Steve Bushong, in
third and fourth place.
Kathy Donough placed second
in individual Shropshire judging
and in the Suffolk classes
Elizabeth Herr, of Narvon R 2,
was second, in the individual
lamb class and third with her pen
of three Suffolks.
Only the reserve grand
championship pen of three award
escaped Lancaster County, that
going to Thomas Van Wagner of
Dauphin County.
Placings in the 4-H lamb show
were:
CHEVIOT
Individual lamb-Barbara Herr,
Ist; Marlin Bollinger, Myerstown
R 2, 3rd:
Pen-Barbara Herr, Ist; Marlin
Bollinger, 2nd:
DORSET
Individual-Christian Herr, Ist;
Carol Bushong, 3rd; Donald
Bollinger, Myerstown R 2, 4th;
Pen-Carol Bushong, Ist;
Christian Herr, 4th;
HAMPSHIRE
Kenneth Brubaker, Ist; Tim
Bushong, 2nd; and Steve
Bushong, 3rd;
Pen-Tim Bushong, 2nd; Ken
Brubaker, 3rd; and Steve
Bushong, 4th;
SHROPSHIRE
Individual-Kathy Donough,
2nd.
SUFFOLK
Individual-Steve Sonough, Ist;
Elizabeth Herr, 2nd:
Penn-Steve Donough, Ist;
Elizabeth Herr, 3rd.
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