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represented. Lancaster County Holstein breeders held
their contest the following day. Placings of all the events
were printed in the July 29 edition of Lancaster Farming.
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Ayrshire, is at the halter of her grand champion Brown Swiss, while a friend,
Michael and Gay Bukowski of Manheim are two young 4-H’ers who have Willem Kroon of The Netherlands, holds on to her reserve grand champion
learned how to exhibit Jersey cattle which bring home blue ribbons. Ayrshire.
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Mary Ann Witmer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Raymond Witmer, Willow Street, showed this
intermediate calf to reserve junior champion
honors in the 4-H Guernsey Show.
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Sandy Frey, 19, had the reserve grand champion
in the 4-H Holstein Show last week. The daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. J. Mowery Frey Jr., Willow Street,
she is in her last year of 4-H competition. Her
home farm, "Fultonway”, has claim to one of the
best-known prefixes registered in the books of the
Holstein-Friesian Association of America. Sandy is
a member of HFAA and current vice president of
the Lancaster County Junior Holstein Club.
Matt and Tom Arrowsmith, sons of Mr. and Mrs. William Arrowsmith, Peach
Bottom, stood at the halters of the' and and reserve and char 'ion Jersr
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, August 5,1978
Arlen leener, Elizabethtown, won the junior
championship banner of the 4-H Holstein Show
with his August'Hill Rockman Leseyla, a senior
yearling. Employed by Penn-Springs Farms, owned
by the Robert Kauffman family, the young Holstein
enthusiast fits well into the winning pattern of the
well-known Lancaster bounty Holstein breeders.
Kauffman showed the grand champion in the Open
show, while his son, Steve, exhibited the grand
champion in the 4-H contest.
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