4-H sheep fitters/showmen chosen
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Sheep competition at the
Goshen Country Fair, held
this week near West Chester,
was-split into three days of
showing.
On Wednesday evening,
several classes were judged
including 4-H showing and
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fitting. In the senior fitting
division, age 15 and older,
judge Clyde Brubaker,
Lancaster, .chose Mimi
Martin, - Elwyn, as cham
pion. In senior showmanship
for the-same age. bracket,
Susan Hastings, Villanova,
placed first.
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Junior showmanship and
fitting for individuals ages 12
to 14 was dominated by one 4-
H’er - Jeff Baroni,
Downingtown. Baroni took
first place honors in both
classes.
In the nine to 11-year-old
age bracket, Kathleen
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Baroni, Downingtown, place
first in fitting, and Billy
MacCauley, Atglen, placed
on top in showmanship.
Complete results of the 4-H
show follow:
Senior Fitting
(15 years and older)
1. Mimi Martin, Elwyn; 2.
John Arrell, Lincoln
University; 3. David Lytle,
New London; 4. Ann Baroni,
Downingtown; 5. Susan
Hastings, Villanova.
Senior Showmanship
(15 years and older)
1. Susan Hastings, 2. Mimi
Martin, 3. John Arrell, 4.
David Lytle. 5. Allan
Soulliard, Steelville.
Jr. Fitting
(Age 12-14)
1. Jeff Baroni,
Downingtown; 2. Michelle
Stone, Pottatovm; 3. Maria
Pippidis, Wawa; 4. Anne
Pippidis, Wawa; 5. Martha
Bates.
Jr. Showmanship
(Age 12-14)
1. Jeff Baroni, 2. Michelle
Stone, 3. Maria Pippidis, 4.
Martha Bates, 5. Janet
Goodheer, Rosemont.
Junior Fitting
(Age 9-11)
1. Kathleen Baroni, 2. Billy
MacCauley, Atglen; 3.
Nancy MacCauley; 4.
Michaella Pippidis, 7. Meg
Myers, West Grove.
Jr. Showmanship
(Age 9-11)
1. Billy MacCauley, 2.
Michaella Pippidis, 3.
Kathleen Baroni, 4. Sherry
Connell, West Grove.
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, August 6.1977
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the state with the bow and
arrow: Dawn Musser is
second in junior livestock
judging, and Brenda Warner
is second in meats judging.
The second place team from
the White Rose County
consists of senior livestock
judges Brenda Walter (first
individual), Tim Beck of
Seven Valleys (sixths),
Harris Wright of Ab
bottstown and Christine
Sunday of York Rl.
Gary Welsh of East Berlin
placed fourth in automotive
skills for junior contestants;
Leonard Greek of Delta was
fourth high individual in the
dairy cattle judging contest;
Paul Knight, Airville was
17th in that most popular
event; and Anita Aungst of
Dillsburg was fifth in the
state in the physical fitness
contest for 15 to 19 year old
girls. The top 20 in physical
fitness contests get to go to a
special sports weekend at
Penn State later this year.
The York County team
placed fifth. Others on the
team were Tom and Greg
Perry of York.
The dairy team placed
fifth in the state, and aside
from the individuals named
in the preceding paragraph,
consisted of James Knight
and Abbe Johnson, both of
Airville.
York County had the third
best flower judging team in
the state. They were Kathy
Whitcraft of Loganville,
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Achievement
Day results:
(11th high individual);
Joanne Haskins of Spring
Grove, (13th); Kelly Rentzel
of York, and Rita Loughran
of Dallastown.
Jonathan Myers of
Thomasville and Megan
Shaub of Shrewsbury ex
celled in vegetable judging,
capturing fifth and ninth
places, respectively. The
team, which was rounded out
by John Cramer of Glen
Rock and Paul Myers 111 of
Thomasville, placed fourth
in the state.
York County’s horse
judging team was ninth in
the state. It consisted of
Louise Toner, Dallastown;
Kelly Preston, Brogue;
Cindy Lewis, Felton; and
Scott Rauhauser,
Thomasville. All four placed
between 32 and 40 as in
dividuals in a contest which
had 200 entries.
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Picking up medals with
theirdemonstrations were
r Linda Brown of LoganviUe
and Lisa Dobrosky of Glen
Rock. Miss Dobrosky spoke
on “A Non-smoker’s Stand,"
while Miss Brown chose food
and nutrition as her topic.
Blue ribbon performances
were presented by Connie
Basta and Becky Bren
neman, both of Glen Rock.
Red ribbons were awarded
to Barbara Kilgore of
Airville, and Joey Welsh of
East Berlin.
Adams County has the
third-best 4-H archery team
in the state. It consists of
Kathy Hall and Lisa Tully,
both from Littlestown;
Chandra Overman of Get
tysburg and Diane Hauser of
Orrtanna. The Entomology
team, consisting of Lori and
Janet Crouse, both from
Gettysburg; Becky Wagner
from Cashtown, and Cmdy
Taylor of East Berlin, also
placed third.
Adams County’s 4-H
Fooderama team was
second in the state with
Becky Piper leading the
way. Nancy Reinhart of
Gettysburg was ninth in
dividual in that event.
Melody -Breighner of Lit
tlestown completed the
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Carole Ebersole
ADAMS COUNTY