D6—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, June 7,1980
Krause girls top Lehigh
4-H Beef Club show
ALLENTOWN - Diane
Krause, Slatmgton, won
champion rosettes for both
fitting and showing at the
Lehigh County 4-H Beef
Club’s Spring Show recently.
Debra Krause, Diane’s
younger sister, was reserve
champion fitter, and reserve
champion showing honors
went to Jane Sikorski,
Emmaus.
This fitting and showing
contest was the first event of
the 1980 show season for Beef
Club members. The Paul
Krause family, Slatington,
hosted the show and the
covered-dish family picnic
which followed. Cheryl
Moran, Chester County
Agricultural Agent, was the
judge.
Following are the placings
in each class:
Senior Fitting - 1. Diane
Krause, Slatmgton; 2. Jane
Sikorski, Emmaus; 3. Wilh
Wilson, Mertztown; 4. Ralph
Danner, East Texas; and 5.
Brian Ruch, New Ringgold.
Junior Fitting - 1. Debra
Krause, Slatington; 2.
Jonathan Wetzel, Cooper
sburg; 3. Seth Gruber, New
Tripoli; and 4. Duane Ruch,
New Ringgold. First-Year
Fitting -1. Ben Gruber, New
Tripoli; 2. Gavin Grim,
Mertztown; and 3. Paul
Drissel, Coopersburg.
Senior Showing -1. Diane
Krause, Slatington; 2. Jane
Sikorski, Emmaus; 3. Willi
Wilson, Mertztown; 4. Kenny
Ruch, New Ringgold; and 5.
Ralph Danner, East Texas.
Junior Showing -1. Jonathan
Wetzel, Coopersburg; 2.
Duane Ruch, New Ringgold;
3. Debra Krause, Slatington;
and 4. Seth Gruber, New
Tripoli. First-Year Showing -
1. Gavin Grim, Mertztown;
2. Ben Gruber, New Tripoli;
and 3. Paul Dnssel,
Coopersburg.
Leaders of the Lehigh
County 4-H Beef Club are:
Wayne Bruch, Zionsville;
John L. Fretz, East
Greenville; Joshua Grim,
Bremigsville; Harry A. W.
Gruber, New Tripoli; and
Ernest D. Snyder, New
Tripoli.
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