# Sheep show winners listed at
ByKENDACEBORRY Country Fair opened Hampshire, and Suffolk
GOSHEN Sheep com- Wednesday night with open classes, and the 4-H fitting
petition at the Goshen competition in the Cheviot, and showmanship contests.
Billy MacCauley, of Breezeview Farm, Atglen, exhibited the grand champion
Suffolk ram. It competed in the ram lamb class.
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In the Cheviot division,
John Aarell, Circle A Farm,
Lincoln University, took the
ram championship and
reserve championship as
well as the reserve cham
pionship with his ewe. Both
rams were lambs, and his
ewe came from the yearling
class.
Another yearling Cheviot
ewe, shown by Delaware
Valley College, was named
champion of its division.
Premier exhibitor of
Cheviots was Delaware
Valley College.
Nancy MacCauley, Atglen, showed this yearling ewe to the championship in
the Suffolk class at the Goshen Fair’s Wednesday sheep show.
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Goshen Fair
The Baroni Family,
Downingtown, showed both
the champion ram and ewe
in the Hampshire division.
The ram was first named
tops in the lamb class and
the ewe topped the yearling
competition.
Strawberry Hill Hamp
shires had the reserve
champion ram, a yearling,
and the reserve champion
ewe, a lamb.
Strawberry Hill Hamp
shires, shown by David
Lytle, was also named the
Hampshire
exhibitor.
Billy and Nancy Mac-
Cauley, a brother and sister
team from Breezeview
Farm, Atglen, dominated
the Suffolk classes, claiming
both the championships and
the reserve championships
in the ram and ewe divisions.
They were also named the
premier exhibitor.
In the 4-H fitting classes,
in the age 9 to 11 division,
Nancy MacCauley placed
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