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LEBANON - Melanie and
Julie Bow of Annville, Scott
Eckenrode of Rexmont,
Nicole Emrich of Annville,
and Cathie McFeater of
Lebanon took all the honors
at the 4-H and FFA sheep
show held here at the
Lebanon Fair on Wed
nesday.
Julie Bow, 13, exhibited
the champion ewe, and was
chosen as champion fitter of
the entire show. Her 9-year
old sister, Melanie, was first
with her individual market
lamb and was the best
showman in the contest. In
addition, she was reserve
champion fitter. They are
the daughters of Mr. and
Mrs. Ben Bow. Both
exhibited Suffolks for their
honors.
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Scott Eckenrode brought a
snow-white ram into the
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show ring which caught the
judge’s eye. The handsome
Cheviot was chosen as the
best ram at the entire fair.
Eckenrode, 12, is the son of
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Eckenrode, and has 15 ewes
of his own. His prize-winning
ram is not quite a year old
and will be used for breeding
purposes, the young man
told Lancaster Farming.
Eckenrode also had the best
pen of market lambs.
Nicole Emrich, 12,
exhibited a pair of Dorset
ewes to first place in their
respective age classes and
also had the reserve
champion ewe. She is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Emrich.
Cathie McFeaters scored
with her Corriedale ram and
was chosen as reserve
champion showman of the
contest.
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The top three market iambs at the Lebanon
Fair were owned by, left to right, Meline Bow,
Nicole Emrich, and Julie Bow.
Ribbons
LEBANON - The Lebanon
Fair featured almost an
entire barnful of poultry but
bnly about a dozen owners
shared in the first-place list.
Scoring more points than
anyone else in the group,
according to unofficial
results, was Henry Miller of
Lebanon, who collected
about 75 blue ribbons for first
places alone. Among his
pvize-winning birds were
Leghorn and Hamburg
varieties of chickens, geese,
and ducks.
Lancaster Farmim
Melanie Bow with her champion ewe
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gathered.
Behney and Miller of
Myerstown brought in their
fowl to gather ribbons, in
stead of eggs. They collected
dozens of blue ribbons for
first-place alone. Russell
Minnich of Kutztown was
another top poultry
exhibitor, with about 25 first
place ribbons.
Others who gathered blue
ribbons by the handful in
cluded Ben Maurer, from
Lebanon; Ray Baker of
Manheim, Melvin Bollinger
Saturday. August 13. 1977
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of Lititz, John Mock of
Myerstown, Brian Bachman
from Lititz, Randall Lein
bach of Ephrata, Terry
Arbogast of Millerstown, and
William Howe of Stevens.
Farm
Calendar
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Friday, August 19
Lancaster County Farmers
Association meets at
Harold Ney’s, Marietta.
York County 4-H Round-up
at the 4-H Center, con
tinues tomorrow too.
Saturday, Aug. 20
Annual Lancaster County
beekeepers Summer
picnic at Elmer Lapp’s
farm, 3 p.m. until sunset.
Red Lion Grange holds
barbecued chicken sale
beginning at 10 a.m.,
regular meeting that
evening at 8 p.m.
New Jersey State Brown
Swiss Show at Harmony.
Lancaster County Swine
Producers Summer
Picnic, 10 a.m. at
Masonic Homes in
Elizabethtown. Bring
own picnic lunch; drinks
furnished.
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