—Lancaster Fanning, Saturday, September 2,1978
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Dairy contest results posted for Cecil
FAIR, HILL, Md. Eric group (seniors) was the first
Knutsen, Rising Sun, Md., in a series of ac
knows how to fit and show complishments during the
Hairy cattle. He proved it at dairy shows. When it was all
the Cecil County Fair, which over, he was named all
was held here last month, breeds showing and fitting
Winning the showmanship champion,
and fitting contest in his age Becky Frederick, Not-
CeciT County Fair winners
Farm Queen
did her best
FAIR HILL, Md. - A young
lady who was named 1978
Farm Queen during opening
ceremonies of the Cecil
County Fair, held here last
month, lived up to her title in
enviable fashion by
exhibiting champion beef
cattle and swine. In addition,
Molly Johnson of Not
tingham, was named a
champion fitter and
showman on several oc
casions.
In the beef show, the new
. Farm Queen exhibited the
first place heavyweight and
eventual champion steer. In
addition, she was champion
ji the senior division for
'itting and showmanship,
fhe Southern Cecil County
7oung Farmers rewarded
ler efforts with the Ted
Jechling Memorial Trophy,
in that same contest, Tim
Clugston of Elkton was
lamed junior champion for
showmanship and fitting. He
vas exhibitor of the light
weight cahmpion.
Miss Johnson continued
ier winning ways in the
narket hog contest by
Tinning both champion and
■eserve champion ribbons
md again being named
senior showmanship and
itting winner.
Betsy Johnson, also of
Nottingham, and David
vloore of Elkton placed
second and third, respec
ively, in the showmanship
md fitting contest. Miss
Johson won the lightweight
lontest with her entry.
In the market lamb show,
which had 17 entries shown
ay eight exhibitors, Ross
Johnson of Nottingham won
the showmanship and fitting
dtle among junior con
testants. Pam and Christie
Johnson, both of Not
tingham, were second and
third, respectively. The
senior contest was won by
Tom Barczewski of Elkton,
with Dora Weaver,
Perryville, placing second,
and Jen Johnson, Not
tingham, filling the third
slot.
The 4-H’ers held their first
livestock sale during the
'air.
Truckers asked
to limit driving
CAMP HILL - The Penn
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Association, in conjunction
with its Council of Safety
Supervisors, has issued an
appeal to ail Pennsylvania
truck operators to limit their
services to emergency or
essential deliveries during
'he Labor Day weekend.
This request for restricted
operations also urges all
drivers who must be on the
oad during this period to be
especially alert during the
-ohday and to extend every
ossible courtesy of other
The champion lamb was
bought by Brick House Farm
for $2.75 per pound and
Tucker Mackie purchased
the reserve champion for
$2.15 per pound. Other
buyers of lambs were:
Warren Johnson; Aberdeen
Sales Co.; Kilby, Inc.;
Southern States of Rising
Sun, and Farmers and
Mechanics Insurance Co.
William Baker purchased
the champion hog for $1.60
per pound and Southern
States of Rising Sun bouth
the reserve champion for
$1.40 per pound. Hileman’s
Grinding Service, Steve
Krauss, Delmar Equipment
and Pioneer Valley Farm
also purchased hogs.
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tingham, Pa*, was named
senior champion showman
and fitter for Jersey
exhibitors. Lisa Davis',
Earleville, took the Guern
sey title among juniors,
while Glenn Davis,
Earleville, captured the
honor in the senior division
and then went on to be
named champion. The
champion fitter- and
showman among “junior'
Holstein exhibitors was
Freddie Schrader of
Earleville.
Following are placings of
the show.
JERSEYS
Becky“ Frederick of
Nottingham won nearly
every blue ribbon in this
contest, coming away with
first place entries in the
junior calf, senior calf, 2-
year old, best three females,
and dam and daughter
classes. She also won the
rosettes for junior, senior,
and grand champion.
The only other exhibitor to
bring first-place animals
into the ring was Joyce
Barczewski of Elkton who
was at the halter of the top
junior yearling and aged
cow.
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came within two placings of
sweeping the entire show. He
won all but the junior and
senior yearling classes,
which went to Holly England
of Rising Sun and Lisa Davis
of Earleville, respectively.
As winner of most every
class, the young man
naturally enough had the
junior champion, senior
champion, and grand
champion.
HOLSTEIN'S
Killdee
Chesapeake City exhibited
the senior and grand
champion m the open'show,
while Shem Lieske of Rising
Sun had the top animal in the
_ 4-H contest. The junior
champion title on both
counts was won by Lita
Miller of Chesapeake City.
Following are the top three
placings of each of the
classes in the open show.
Junior Calf - 1. William
Schrader, Earleville; 2.
Dean Tyson, Port Deposit; 3.
Karen Knutsen, Rismg Sun.
Intermediate Calf -1. Killdee
Farms, 2. Laurie Tyson,
Port Deposit; 3. Robert
Schrader, Earleville. Semor
Calf - 1. Lita Miller, 2.
Killdee Farms, 3. Lovdal
Farms, Rising Sun.
Junior Yearling -1. Kevm
Miller, Chesapeake City; 2.
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Tyson, 3. Lovdal Farms.
Two Year Olds - 1. Sherri
Lieske, 2. Scott Lieske, 3.
Eric Knutsen.
Three Year Olds - 1. Knutson. Dam and Daughter
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