A46-4ancaster Farming, Saturday, January 12,1980
Although they were unopposed in the show ring, and therefore walked away
with every prize, the Yoders of Shoemakersville, Berks County, might have done
just as well as even if somebody else had brought Milking Shorthorns to the
Farm Show. Samuel E. Yoder here shows off the grand champion.
The Herr family exhibited the number one flock of Hampshire sheep.
Donald Rohrer, Lime Valley Road, holds the hand
of wrappers that earned him the grand cham
pionship of the Farm Show’s 1980 tobacco show.
These wrappers were exhibited by his daughter,
Dawn. Donald also took the grand championship of
the filler competition at the State Show. John
Yocum judges the state competition.
Circle of Champions
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Carla Clutter, a pint-sized brunette from Washington County, wlio's show
stick is bigger than , she is, was the youngest and tiniest showman in the
Charolais show. Proudly holding the blue ribbon, she shows her bull like a
veteran.
Highland Lassie, an eleven year old Belgian mare, set a Farm Show Record by
taking the grand champion honors for six years.
Kennard Henley, 111, has been showing Ayrshire cows for many years, both at
the Farm Show and scores of other shows. The Henley famty this year, as in
other years, was a dominant factor in the competition, taking grand champion
honors with this animal.