Faming, Saturday, June 21,1980
BY PAT KAUFFMAN
NORRISTOWN - Er
denbeim Farms hosted a
livestock judging field day
Wednesday, with ap
proximately 300 people in
attendance.
During the morning, 4-H,
FFA and adult participants
were treated to a tour of the
farm. The meat of the ac-
jnners in . senior ..sion,
Wessner, 2; Eileen Fairbairn, 3; and Leslie Lazarus, 4
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Erdenheim Farms hosts livestock judging
tivities began in the af
ternoon.
Chester Hughes, Nor
theast Field Manager of the
American Angus Association
gave a clinic at the begin
ning of the afternoon, ex
plaining to the group what
they should be looking for in
the animals assembled.
Then the fun began, with
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three groups rotating among
the 5 livestock categories
and rating them. The
categories included market
lambs, breeding ewes, angus
heifers, angus steers and
hogs.
Three groups were
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and adults with ap-
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Junior division winners were from left: Glenn Heffner, 1; James Heffner, 2;
Erik Johnson, 3; and Bonnie Wessner, 4,
proximately 60 participants
in each group.
Tie-breaker questions
were asked to the group at
the end of the judging.
Where tie scores were an
nounced, the winner was
chosen on the basis of the
questions.
Winning in the junior
division with the points they
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Erik Johnson, Kutztown R 2,
age 14, 228 ; 4. Bonnie
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Chester Co., 219; 6. Joshua
Grim, Lehigh Co., 215; 7.
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Wilmington, DE, 213,
In the senior division: 1.
Karen Takakjy,
Philadelphia, age 18, 243; 2.
Cheryl Wessner, New
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