—Lancaster tanning, Saturday, February 24,1979
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Festivities highlight Adams Co, Beef Ball
By KENDACE BORRY
GETTYSBURG - Cindy
Leonard and the parade of
bulb shared the spotlight
last Saturaday night at the
third annual Adams County
Beef Ball. The event was
sponsored by the Adams
County Beef Producers
Association, Inc.
As part of the festivities,
the sixteen-year-old Get
tysburg miss, the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. B. C.
Leonard, Black Horse
Tavern Farm, was crowned
queen by president of the
organization, Leo Spenla.
The dark-haired young
lady told her audience that
she hopes to promote the
beef industry in Adams
County, with one of her big
responsibilities to be at
tending farm-city week, to
be held at Carroll Valley.
She stated that she had
raised and fed cattle on her
parents farm, who raise
Registered Angus beef. She
Leonard, Gettysburg. Presenting her with her
crown at the recent beef ball is Leo Spenla, presi
dent of the Adams County organization
Master Future One, owned jointly by Calumar Farms, JDH Polled Herefords,
and Spring Bottom Farms, graced the Adams County Beef Ball with his
presence, representing the Polled Herefords.
hopes to go to college and 200 plus people watched, the
study social work, upon her restaurant doors opened,
graduation from Gettysburg and in came the real stars of
Senior High School. She the evening’s activities,
added that her older brother The first animal to be seen
Lee, who is 17, had been was a homed Hereford bull,
active in showing sterrs in 4- the champion at the 1979
Hwork. Farm Show, known as
One of her first respon- C.0.D.; exhibited by Pigeon
sibilities was to announce Hill Farms, Terry Shearer,
the parade of bulls. While the Abbottstown.
Next came a Polled by Paul Heffner, of
Hereford bull, Master Biglerville.
Future One, owned jointly by Leo Spenla commented on
Calumar Farms, C. J. those bulls presented and the
Furlong, Portage; JDH other breeds," the Angus,
Polled Herefords, John Charolais, Santa Gertrudis,
Hausner, Dover; and Spring and Simmental, that are
Bottom Farms, Frank used in the Adams County
Darcey, Jr., Fairfield, area.
The final entry into the “These bulls represent
limelight was a Limousin men’s hopes and dreams as
bull, Keystone Boy, shown (Turn to Page 27)
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