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Narvon RD2, made nearly a
clean sweep in the Dorset
division, while veteran
showman Milton Morgan
1918 New Holland Pike took
nearly all the blue ribbons in
the Suffolk classes. In
carcass lamb competition,
Elizabeth Herr took the top
two places while her brother,
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Christian, had third place.
On Thursday, Sarah Lynn
Brubaker, 2418 Harrisburg
Pike, took grand champion
honors in individual 4-H
market lamb competition,
while her brother, Kenneth,
captured the top prize for his
pen of three.
Sheep show results were:
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BREEDING SHEEP
HAMPSHIRE ~ Marc
Paden Goldsmith, of
Greenville, Mercer County,
a previous Farm Show
winner, exhibited the
champion ram, champion
ewe, and reserve champion
ewe in Hampshire judging
competition. Mr. and Mrs.
Clyde Brubaker, of Lan
caster, showed the reserve
champion ram.
SHROPSHIRE Kenneth
T. Moore, of RD2, Nichols,
N.Y. Bradford County, who
has won championships at
past Farm Shows, exhibited
the champion ram, cham
pion ewe, and reserve
champion ewe in Shropshire
competition. Micar Farm, of
RDI, Stewartstown, York
County, showed the reserve
champion ram.
SUFFOLK - Milton K.
Morgan of Lancaster,
exhibited the champion ram
and reslrve champion ewe in
Suffolk competition. Reserve
champion ram was shown by
Steven Chronister, of Wind
sor, York County. Champion
ewe was exhibited by
Richard Eberts, of Newvil
le, Cumberland County.
CHEVIOT -- Repeating
their previous winnings,
Erdenheim Farms, of
Lafayette Hill, Montgomery
County, showed the cham
pion ewe, reserve champion
ewe, and reserve champion
ram. The champion ram was
exhibited by Delaware
Valley College, of
Doylestown, Bucks County.
CORRIEDALE - Jay H.
and Thomas J. Runkle, of
Spring Mills, Centre County,
exhibited the champion ram
in Corriedale classes. Emil
Mellott and Son, of Need
more, Fulton County,
previous Farm Show win
ners, showed the champion
ewe, reserve champion ewe,
and reserve champion ram.
DORSET - Dr. and Mrs.
Robert D. Herr, of Narvon,
Lancaster County, showed
the champion ram and
reserve champion ewe in
Dorset classes. George V.
Hunter, of Stoneboro,
Mercer County, showed the
reserve champion ram, and
Kenneth V. Staver, of RDI,
Palmyra, Dauphin County,
exhibited the champion ewe.
MERINO - Robert E.
Calvert, of RDI, Spraggs,
Green County, who last year
won all Merino cham
pionships, exhibited the
champion ewe, reserve
champion ewe and reserve
champion ram. George V.
Hunter, of Stoneboro,
Mercer County, exhibited
the champion ram.
RAMBOUILLET -
Kenneth T. Moore, of RDI,
Nichols, N. Y., Bradford
County, swept all cham
pionships in Rambouillet
judging. His entries won the
champion and reserve
champion titles in both ewe
and ram classes.
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INDIVIDUAL 4-H
MARKET LAMBS
Sarah Lynn Brubaker, of
Harrisburg Pike, Lancaster,
captured the grand cham
pionship in individual 4-H
market with a Suffolk lamb.
Reserve grand champion
was a Hampshire owned by
Tom Van Wagner, of
Dauphin, Dauphin, County.
Champions by breed were:
SHROPSHIRE - Cinda
Corl, of RDI, State College
Centre County, showed the
champion Shropshire and
Christian Herr, of Narvon,
Lancaster County, the
reserve champion.
SOUTHDOWN - Janet
Firth, of RDS, Mercer,
Mercer County, exhibited
the champion Southdown
and David Harpster, of
Boalsburg, Centre County,
the reserve champion.
SUFFOLK - Sarah Lynn
Brubaker, of Harrisburg
Pike, Lancaster, showed
the champion and Elizabeth
Herr, of Narvon, Lancaster
County, the reserve
champion.
CHEVIOT - Charles
Hopkins, of RDI, Oley, Berks
County, showed the cham
pion Cheviot.
DORSET - Kenneth
Staver, of RDI, Palmyra,
Dauphin County, captured
the championship in Dorset
judging and Steve Bushong,
of RD2, Columbia, Lancaster
County, the reserve
champion.
HAMPSHIRE - Tom Van
Wagner, of RDI, Dauphin,
showed the champion, and
Donald Witt, of Champion,
Fayette County, the reserve
champion.
4-H PEN OF MARKET
LAMBS
Kenneth Brubaker, of 2418
Harrisburg Pike, Lancaster,
captured the grand cham
pionship in market lamb
classes at the 58th Farm
Show. His pen, Hampshires,
also were judged breed
champions.
Reserve champion pen
was shown by Sarah Lynn
Brubaker. The reserve
champion pen was Suffolk
breed champion.
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Champions by breed were:
SOUTHDOWN - Janet
Firth, of RDS, Mercer,
showed the champion pen
and David Harpster, of
Boalsburg, Centre County,
the reserve champion pen.
SUFFOLK - The reserve
champion pen was exhibited
by Elizabeth Herr of Narvon,
Lancaster. Sarah Lynn
Brubaker showed the
champion pen.
DORSET - Ken Staver, of
Palmyra, Dauphin County,
exhibited the champion pen
of Dorsets and Carol
Bushong, of RD2, Columbia,
Lancaster County, the
reserve champion pen.
HAMPSHIRE - Kenneth
Brubaker showed the
champion pen and Tim
Bushong, of RD2, Columbia,
Lancaster County, the
reserve champion pen.
SHROPSHIRE - Christian
Herr, of Narvon, Lancaster
County, showed the cham
pion Shropshire pen and
Timothy Donough, of
Manheim, Lancaster
County, the reserve
chamoion pen.
4-H CLUB BREEDING
SHEEP
CHEVIOT - Ruthann
Osman, of RDI, Harrisburg,
Dauphin County, showed the
grand champion and Charles
Hopkins, of RDI, Oley, Berks
County, exhibited the
reserve champion.
DORSET -- Elizabeth
Herr, of RD2, Narvon,
Lancaster County, a
previous Farm Show winner,
showed the champion
Dorset, while Kenneth
Staver, of RDI, Palmyra,
Lebanon County, showed the
reserve champion.
HAMSHIRE - Both the
champion and reserve
champion Hampshire were
exhibited by Steven Eber
sole, of RD3, York.
SHROPSHIRE - Janet L.
and Andrea Firth, of RDS,
Mercer, showed both the
champion and reserve
champion Shropshire.
SOUTHDOWN - David L.
Harpster, of Boalsburg,
Centre County, showed both
the champion and reserve
champion in Southdown
competition.
SUFFOLK - The cham
pion Suffolk was exhibited by
Suzanne Faye Weaver, of
RD, Centre Hall, Centre
County. Reserve champion
was shown by R. L. Daniels,
of New Hope, Bucks County.
4-H Lamb Showmanship
Linda Ebaugh, 14, of RD2,
Delta, York County, cap
tured the junior division of
the 4-H Lamb showmanship
Contest held Thursday.
Linda is a member of the
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