—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, September 16,1978
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Shown with Stiiesrite Jersey Farms' grand champion at the York Fair are, left to
right, Anne, Becky, and John Stiles of Littiestown.
Stiiesrite Jerseys sweep
York Fair Jersey show
YORK Stiiesrite Jersey
Farms of Littiestown, owned
by J. Howard' Stiles and
family, entered the York
Fair Jersey Show for the
first time this year and came
away with first-place honors
in every class. The family,
which operates a 147 acre
dairy farm on the Maryland
line, dominated the show
completely. Their closest
contenders to the top honors
were Mike and Joey Welsh of
East Berlin and Suzy
Queitsch of New Freedom.
The Stiles own 65 milking
Jersey cows and have been
exhibiting their cattle each
week since early August.
They do most of their
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exhibiting in Maryland,
where the Stiles children are
4rH Club members. A year
ago they had the supreme,
champion cow (ch?ir.pion
over all breeds) at the
Maryland State Fair in
Tunonium. In addition, the
family has shown at the All-
American in Harrisburg.
Although the J. Howard
Stiles family wasn’t par
ticipating in the York Fair in
1977, the elder Stiles’
brother, Clifford, was, and
he won all the honors.
The Stiles’ grand cham
pion here is the first they
have had in 1978, said John
Stiles, who was taking care
of the grand , champion
owned by his sister, Becky.
Suzy Queitsch, one of just
three exhibitors to crack the
stronghold held by the Stiles,
exhibited two third-place
animals. They were a senior
calf and a junior yearling
Mike Welsh had a second
and third place 2-year old as
well as a third place Best
Udder entry. His brother,
Joey, captured a fourth
place in the 4-year old class.
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Catalogues for the
Elizabethtown Community
Fair, which opens with a
parade Monday, were
printed with omissions, said
Helen Mumma, a fair
secretary.
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