Angus heifer show held
PEORIA, Hi. - For cat
jC>men attending the
National Junior Angus
Heifer Show in Peoria, HI., it
wiU long be remembered as
one of the outstanding junior
Angus activities in recent
years. Throughout the two
day event which also hosted
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They take advantage of the many conveniences and services offered by
the National Junior Angus
Showmanship Contest, a
total of 271 exhibitors
paraded 394 head of some of
the countries top heifers
representing 22 states and
Canada. Co-hostingthe event
at the Exposition Gardens,
Peoria, was the American
and Illinois Angus
Associations.
In the classes judged by
Bill Rishel, North Platte,
Neb., grand champion
honors went to a February
yearling shown by young
Murray Comin 111, Ada,
Okla. The heifer, Emulous
Lady 77, was selected
yearling champion of the
show before winning the
final slap- of approval for
grand champion overall by
Judge Rishel on the final day
of comnetition.
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state contest held at the
Pennsylvania State
University last week.
Miss Beverly Hershey,
who belongs to the Glen Hi 4-
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Lancaster Farming, Saturday, August 14,1976 —
H Club in Cochranville at
tended the regional program
at the Plymouth Meeting
Mall on Friday, July 30, with
eight other 4-H’ers from
Chester Co: Karen Martini,
Lyndell; Jill McAllister,
Oxford; Nadine Prange,
Cochranville; Mary Windle,
Coatesville; Betsy and Cathy
Wollaston, Toughkenamon;
Lynn Lafferty, Hockessin,
Del.; and Lynda Thompson,
Kennett Square.
In the senior division of the
style show, 48 girls over 14
years of age from Chester,
Bucks, Berks, Delaware,
Lehigh, Northampton and
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modeled garments they
made during the past year.
Twenty-four girls par
ticipated in the junior
division, designed for girls
under 14 years old.
To illustrate the fashion
show theme “Happy Bir
thday America,” 26 4-H
members from Philadelphia
modeled colonial costumes.
Prior to attending the
regional program, the
participants competed in the
county dress revue program
on July 21, at the E. Bran
dywine Fire Hall in
Guthriesville.
Beverly Hershey
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