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Cumberland Co. 4-H horse roundup held
CARLISLE - The County
4-H Horse Roundup means
the end of a 4-H project year
for some members.
However, for 32 members it
qualified them to compete at
the eighth county 4-H
District Horse contest. It will
be held in Lancaster, Sep
tember 16.
The first two classes of the
4-H Roundup are Junior and
Senior Division Grooming
and showmanship. Steve
Otto, Carlisle won the Junior
Division with Vicki Stam
baugh, Carlisle, and Teri
Furr, Mechanicsburg
receiving second and third
respectively. Dianne
Pecukoms, Mechanicsburg,
won the Senior Division, with
Cindy Otto, Carlisle, and
Alane Hunter, Mechanc
subrg, receiving second and
third respectively.
There were 29 classes m
the roundup which test
various aspects of both the
riders and horse’s abilities.
This gives members more
than one opportunity to
represent the county at the
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At the Cumberland County 4-H Horse Roundup, Senior Division Grooming and
Showmanship winners were, left to right, Alane Hunter, third, Cindy Otto,
second and Diane Pecukonis first.
District Show. The following
members qualified in at
least one of the 29 classes.
Senior Division members
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Lancaster Farming, Saturday, August 26,1978—113
Junior Division qualifiers
are: Tracy Brackbill,
Tammy Burruss, Ricky
Fatzinger, Ten Furr, Tracy
Long, Debbie Katzman,
Melissa Kauffman, Dede
King, Barbara Kohr, Steve
Otto, Patricia Rowe, Steve
Saphore, Tom Schlusser,
Terry Shetron and Vicki
Stambaugh.
National hog
contest entered
are: Sandy Bricker, Sandy
Fatzinger, Jenny Fenicle,
Alane Hunter, Kathy
Johnson, Stephanie Kelly,
Sharon Kelly, Tracee Krach,
Brenda Negley, Betsy
Nichols, Susan Muller, Bob
Otto, Jr., Cindy Otto, Diane
Pecukonis, Kendra Saphore,
Jim Schlusser and Tracey
Sheaffer.
AUSTIN, Minn. - W. F.
Ruoss, Ephrata, and
Franklin Feeser,
Taneytown, Md., are two of
the exhibitors who delivered
hogs in the 1978 Production
Tested Barrow Contest.
Their barrows have been
consigned to the St. Ansgar
Test Station which is located
some 15 miles south of
Auston, Minnesota.
Barrows which complete
the test will be slaughtered
and appraised in a
production-related Carcass
Contest at Geo. A. Hormel &
Company’s Austin, Minn.,
plant.
Exhibitors from 25 states
delivered barrows to the St.
Ansgar (Iowa) Test Station
and were entered in the
Production Tested Barrow
Contest of the National
Barrow Show. This year’s
event will once again be held
at the Mower County
Fairgrounds in Austin,
Minn. The dates are Sep
tember 11,12, and 13.
Seven hundred and fifty
seven barrows met the
weight and age
requirements and were put
on official test - an increase
over the 700 barrows that
had originally been an
ticipated by John Phillips,
superintendent of the
National Barrow Show.