—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, August 26,1978
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Lori Haas, Douglasville R 2, took her half
Chianina steer to be named champion at the
Northeast Chianina Day.
Chianina
(Continued from Page 24) Md who was fourth and
Judy Lehigh, York
And in the ladies division. County,who took fifth.
Lynn Orley, Lebanon The top judging team
County, scored the top C ame from Lincoln County,
points. She was followed by Kentucky. Lehigh County
her mother, Mrs. Walter took second place, Lancaster
Heistand, Lancaster County, County-was third, Daupmn
who placed second, Rachel County was fourth, and York
Hower, Northampton County took fifth place.
County, who placed third, As part of the activities a
Kathy Miller, Frederick, fun sa i e was held, raising
Capitol 4-H’ers dominated 4-H Days f
UNIVERSITY PARK -
When results were finalized
for the recent Pennsylvania
4-H Achievement Days, a
statewide series of contests
for 4-H Club members from
all over the state, it was
noted that 100 per cent of the
competition was won by.
participants' from the
Capitol Region. That area
encompasses eight counties,
those being Adams, Cum
berland, York, Dauphin,
Lancaster, Franklin,
Lebanon and Perry.
Lancaster and York
Counties did particularly
well in the contests, as was
noted in both last and this
week’s issue - of Lancaster
Farming. Due to a strike
that was going on at Penn
State University while the
contests were being held,
complete results were not
available at presstime a
week 'ago. Although an
overall view of Lancaster 4-
H’ers’ achievements ap
peared in a front-page ar
ticle two weeks ago, results
$2318 to be used for the
trophies, ribbons, and other
promotions used during the
day. Top selling item at the
same was a homemade quilt
which bbrought $4OO.
The event was organized
by James Glass, who is
president of the Northeast
Chianma Association. He
has beeiiJn charge orf the
field day for the past three
years.
Judge for the day was Kmc
Overpeck, from Clinton, Ind.
for contest were still coming
m this week. York County
achievements were noted in
an article beginning on page
1 of last week’s edition.
The state’s number one 4-
H entomologist is a Lan
caster Countian - Virginia
Smith of Millersville.
Blue ribbon performances
were turned in by Lancaster
County 4-H demonstration
contestants Crystal Meek of
Willow. Street and Sue Ann
Rohrer of Lancaster.