—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, October 6, 1973
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One of the most popular exhibits at the Manheim Community
Farm Show was a children’s barnyard tent, chock full of
animals that some youngsters never get to see. Rabbits and
turkeys shared the tent with a steer, a dairy calf, pony,
chickens and a sow. Well over 1000 youngsters, many of
them on class tours, trooped through the tent, which was
manned by the Manheim Central FFA and Young Farmers.
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Smiling Linda Good took grand champion Farm Show. The 16-year-old 4-H’er showed
honors in baby beef competition Wed- a Charolais-Angus cross to capture her
nesday night at the Manheim Community trophy.
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Only three Ayrshires turned out for the
dairy show at the Manheim Community
Farm Show on Thursday night, but these
two animals and their owners would have
done well in any show. Cherrey Kupp, left,
and her sister, Theresa, showed thp
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Perennial Brown Swiss winner Donald Wenger did it again
on Thursday night when he took grand champion breed
honors at the Manheim Community Farm Show.
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reserve and grand champions, respec
tively, at the show. The girls are the
daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kupp,
Manheim RD3.
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