Regional 4-H
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AYRSHIRES
For the Ayrshire breed,
Chester County proved tops
again. Taking most of the
honors were the Henley
brothers of Cochranville. AU
of the honors went to William
C. Henley, who showed
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William also had senior
champion and junior
champion animals at the
show.
Taking reserve senior and
grand champion was Ken
nard E. Henley HI, while
Barbara Jean Jenkins,
Toughkenamon, showed the
reserve junior champion.
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Also showing and taking a
first place was Christine
Mack, Pen Argyl, who had a
blue ribbon for junior
yearling. Another exhibitor,
Lois Mark of West Grove
walked away with two
second place ribbons for
junior calf and junior
yearling, and Steven Mack,
Pen Argyl, had a second
place in 2 year olds and a
third in junior calves.
Chester County also took
county herd.
MILKING
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Berks County, as well as the
county herd title. Nedra had
senior and grand champion
while Frederick had junior
champion and reserve senior
and grand champion,
leaving reserve junior for
Wendy. Also trying and
succeeding to take a blue
ribbon was Douglas Marsh,
Sadsburyville. Douglas had
the first place 2 year old, and
two second place animals as
well.
Brown Swiss
Schuylkill and Lehigh 4-
H’ers dominated the Brown
Swiss show, taking all but
reserve junior champion
which went to a Chester
County 4-H’er, Grand
champion of the show was
Dennis Daubert, Pine Grove,
while reserve champion
went to Bryan Urmy,
Coopersburg.
Junior champion went to
Anne Daubert, Pine Grove,
followed by Kennard &.
Henley m, Cochranville,
with reserve junior cham
pion. Other ribbons went to
Kathleen Kopisteckl,
Royersford who had placed
second in 3 and 4 year olds
and senior calf classes;
Michael Kelsch, Barto, who
had the first place in
termediate calf; Gary
Urxny, Coopersburg, second
in junior calf; Allen
Daubert, Pine Grove, first in
junior yearlings; Scott
Hauseman, Oley, second in 2
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ior yearlings; and Philip
Palmer, Bangor, who placed
second in junior yearlings.
County herd in the Brown
Swiss breed went to
Schuylkill County, followed
by, in respective order,
Lehigh, Montogomery, and
Northampton Counties.
In the Jersey breed show
the honors were split bet
ween three counties-
Scbuylkill, Berks and
Chester. Taking junior
champion for Schuylkill was
Bruce Rhein, Pine Grove,
followed by Daniel Hun
sberber of Danboro with
reserve junior champion.
Senior and grand cham
pion went to Patricia
Dreisbach for Berks County,
while Bruce Heller, West
Chester, took reserve senior
and grand champion for
Chester County. The
placings follow:
1. .Bruce Andrien, Jr.,
West Chester; 2. Ann Baroni,
Downingtown; 3. Elizabeth
Wollaston, Toughkenamon;
4. Scott Frye, Doylestown.
1. Bruce Rhein, Pine
Grove; 2. Patricia Jenkins,
Toughkenamon; 3. Henry
Heyer, Kutztown; 4. Karl
Heffner, Pine Grove.
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