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Patricia Salfner wins ladies lead
By JOAN LIESAU
HARRISBURG - Patricia
Salfner, a 19 year old from
Rossville, Md., led her
Montadale ewe, Becky, on to
victory as she won the
Ladies Lead class at the
Keystone International
Livestock Exposition,
Harrisburg, on November 4.
Patti wore a multi-colored
wool, plaid skirt with six
front inside tucks. Her white
bow blouse had front and
back tucks, a one piece yolk,
front covered button closmg
and full length sleeves
gathered m covered button
cuffs. The outfit was ac
cented with a matching wool
shawl with black fringe,
black boots and a hand-made
stickpin. Becky, her ewe,
wore a matching wool shawl.
Patti made her own
costume.
Patti is a sophmore at
Essex Community College.
She has been a member of 4-
H for five years She is
Maryland’s 1978 delegate to
the National 4-H Club
Congress, Chicago, 111., in
the sheep project area. Patti
was the recipient of the 1978
Key Club award. Her 4-H
projects include sheep, auto
safety, forestry, public
speaking, flowers and
clothing.
Huthann E. Casman,
Harrisburg Rl, was the
second place winner in the
Ladies Lead class. She wore
a three piece wool plaid suit
and a white cowl neck
blouse. Ruthann’s Dorset
ewe wore a oink wool halter
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Patricia Saifner, Rossville, Md., won the Ladies Lead class at the Keystone
International Livestock Exposition, Harrisburg, on November 4. Patricia wore a
multicolored plaid skirt and shawl. Her Montadale ewe, Becky, wore a matching
shawl. Presenting the award is William Hess, Barbcursville, Va., president of the
American Sheep Producers Council.
which accented the pink and
white in Ruthann’s suit.
The third place winner
was Sarah Lynn Brubaker,
Lancaster. Sarah wore wool
tweed pleated slacks with
matching suspenders. Her
beige blouse was ac-
VERNON J. LEEMNGER
Owner: KO-KA-LE-KO Beef & Egg Ranch
“! am very happy with the quality of
workmanship on our new 27’x81’ Sealstor.
“We anticipate- filling the structure with
many feeds as we grow them on our farm.
Alfalfa haylage - wheatlage - rye - corn silage -
high moisture ground ear corn.
“Due to the economy and versatility of the
Sealstor, our family selected this structure.
This is the way we will be assured of top
quality roughage and grain for our 600
steers.”
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Lancaster Farming, Saturday, November 11,1978
cesorised with a ribbon tie,
bar pm and antique gold
watch. She toped her hand
made wool outfit off with a
cream colored English cap.
Sarah’s Hampshire ewe
wore a matching tweed
halter.
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The lead contestants were
judged on their ability to
lead their sheep, how well
the sheep was fitted, and
how the girls presented
themselves to the judges,
based on poise, and ap
propriate wool costume.
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Leola, Pa. 17540
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