—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, Feb. 9, 1974
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Prizes Go to 4
For their success in the showring last year, 13 Lancaster
County 4-H’ers were honored with trophies and cash Thur
sday night at the annual 4-H Beef and Lamb Club banquet in
the Farm and Home Center. Some 350 onlookers applauded
the prize winners. The evening’s repast included a 4-H steer
donated by the Commonwealth National Bank.
Cary Brubaker, 17, son of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Brubaker,
Running Pump Road, was honored for the county’s
champion baby beef which was the reserve grand champion
at the State Farm Show. J. C. Snavely & Co., Landisville,
presented Gary with a trophy while Sperry New Holland also
gave the senior at Hempfield High School and Mount Joy Vo
Tech a wristwatch.
Although not related to Gary, two other Brubakers, Ken
neth and Sarah, dominated the top trophies in the lamb
awards.
Kenneth, 14, a freshman at Hempfield High School, was
presented a trophy from Wenger’s Mill, Rheems, for his
grand champion pen of Hampshires at the Farm Show.
His sister, Sarah, received a silver serving tray and a
trophy from the Pennfield Corp., Rohrerstown, for both her
reserve grand champion pen of Suffolks and her grand
champion single lamb, also a Suffolk.
They are the children of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Brubaker, 2418
Harrisburg Pike.
Ed Hess, son of Mr. and Mrs. Elvin Hess, Strasburg RDI,
was honored for showing the reserve county champion, a
steer he won a year ago by winning the showmanship award
at the Southeast District Show.
The Farm Credit Association presented Ed a combination
trophy-clock. The Intelligencer Journal, which presented Ed
with his Hereford, also gave him a trophy for the “best
performance ever” by an Intell steer.
Cynthia Shank, 12, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. David
Shank, Conestoga RDI, received a silver bowl from Cope &
Weaver Farm Machinery, New Providence, for showing the
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Cynthia is a seventh grader at Marticvillc Middle School.
Nelson Weaver & Son, Lititz RD2, presented trophies to the
champion crossbred trio. Receiving the trophies were Gary
Brubaker; Linda Good, 16, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Good, Lititz RD2; and Tim Hess, 10, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Gerald Hess, Lancaster RD2. Linda is a student at Manheim
Central High School while Tim is a fourth grade student at
Hambright Elementary School.
The grand champion county trio at the Farm Show, three
Herefords, were honored by Agway Inc., which presented
desk sets to the exhibitors.
Receiving the desk sets were Ed Hess, Cynthia Shank and
Linda Martin. Linda, 12, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Martin, Narvon RDI. She is a sixth grade student at
Narvon Elementary School.
Grubb Supply Co., Elizabethtown, presented desk sets to
the county’s top beef showmen. Joe Lefever, 19, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Titus Lefever, Manheim RIM, was the top showman
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The other award for lamb exhibition went to Christian
Herr, 12, son of Dr, and Mrs. Robert Herr, Narvon RD2. Earl
Sauder’s Mill, New Holland, presented a desk set to Christian
for his champion pen of Shropshlres at the Farm Show.
Max M. Smith, county agent, was a recipient of an award
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