A34—Lancaster Fararing, Saturday, July 5,1980
Stroh, Grim are
Lehigh
show
NEW TRIPOLI - Maryln
Stroh, R 1 Breuugsville, and
Joshua Grim, R 2
Breinigsville, won cham
pionship honors for
showmanship and fitting
respectively, at last Friday's
Lehigh County Sheep and
Lamb Club Summer show,
held at Schochary Ridge
Farm.
Stroh began her move to
the showman championship
by placing first in Senior
fitting and showmanship.
Grim took the In
termediate top honors for
both fitting and showman
ship before going on to be
named the best fitter at the
show, and the reserve
champ showman.
Reserve honors m fitting
went to Ruth Gnm, R 2
Breimgsville.
Judging the show was
Clyde Brubaker, Lancaster.
The following are the
results of the show:
SENIOR
Showmanship
1. Maryln Stroh, cham
pion; 2. Susan Bremmger,
R 2 New Tripoli; 3. Judy
Schnyder, R 1 New Tripoli; 4.
Keith Bremmger, R 2 New
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Tripoli; and 5. Paul Drissel,
Jr., Coopersburg.
Fitting
1. Maryln Stroh; 2. Judy
Schnyder; 3. Susan
Breminger; 4. Keith
Bremmger; and 5. Paul
Dnssel, Jr.
INTERMEDIATE
Showmanship
1. Joshua Grim, reserve
chamion; 2. Ruth Grim; 3.
Gina Bittner, R 1 Ger
mansville; 4. Rohm Baer, R 2
New Tripoli; and 5. Russel
Dnssel, Coopersburg.
Fitting
1. Joshua Gnm, cham
pion; 2. Ruth Gnm, reserve
champion; 3. Gma Bittner;
4. Rohm Baer; and 5. Russel
Dnssel.
FIRST YEAR
Showmanship
1 Lewis Trexler, R 1
Germansville; 2. Tony
Danner, R 1 Germansville; 3.
Richard Trexler, R 1 Ger
mansville; 4. Larry Dnssel,
Coopersburg.
Fitting
1. Tony Danner; 2.
Richard Trexler; 3. Lewis
Trexler; and 4. Larry
Dnssel.
Dairy princess
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ground has already been
broken and construction
started on a new milking
parlor.
Bev smiled and said then
she will be helping to milk
more once her dad and
brother teach her how to tell
when the cow has been
milked out.
“They’ve already started
trying to teach me, but I still
have a hard time telling.
They say, ‘Feel the bag’ or
‘Squeeze the rubber tube’. So
I squeeze and then guess.”
Bev, who will be a semor
at Annville-Cleona High
School this coming Fall has
strong feelings about the
family farm
Although her respon-
4-H leadership
delegates named
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Ten Pennsylvania 4-H
members, who served as
Leadership School delegates
to the annual 4-H Leadership
Congress at Penn State last
week, today were named
advisors to the Congress to
be held in June 1981.
Announcement of the
selections, based on
leadership and citizenship
abilities, was made by Dr
Robert Lewis, 4-H leader
ship program specialist at
Penn State
The 10 will supervise
activities of the statewide
leadership school which
consists of special teaming in
communications, un
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and recreation
Named were Jadine
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Tammy Mmich, R 2. Ford
City; Irene Williams, Rl,
Seagertown; Cindy Kisser,
Rl, Leola; Pamela Keeney,
Bethel; Glen Butters, Rl,
Morris, Douglas Smith, R 2,
Jamestown; Gerald
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Larry Stratton, Kutztown;
and Ken Hemlein, of R 3,
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sibihties there limited her
school activities {she sighed
and said she would have
enjoyed being on the track
team), Bev said she loves
living on the farm.
“The advantages of living
on a farm far outweigh the
disadvantages. Farm
children are taught
responsibility.
“My sisters Brenda,
Audrey, and Ann, and my
brother, Bryan, and I got to
see our parents working
hard under pressure. It
made our family closer
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growing up and working
together.”
Looking into their family
farm’s future, Bev said
Bryan will be given the
farm. But, even if the future
of the farm were to rest in
her hands, she said it would
stay in farmland.
“I get upset when I see
farmland going into housing.
I hope to someday have a
farm where my kids will be
raised.”
In her reign as Lebanon
County’s dairy prmcess, Bev
said she hopes to use their
family farm as an extension
of her work. “Our farm is an
opportunity I can use it to
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When asked what her
favorite dairy product
Bev couldn’t decide. So, s4|
picked three yogurt,
cheese and ice cream.
Answering the question on
what her favorite breed of
cattle was took less than a
second. "Holstein” she said
emphatically.
With her background and
enthusiasm about the dairy
industry and the products
she represents, Lebanon
County dairy farmers can be
proud of this year’s dairy
prmcess, Bev Burkholder.
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