Northampton County Holstein Grand Champion, Keystone Joyful Marina,
left, is shown by Donald Seipt and Reserve Champion, Keystone Joyous Barb
is shown by son, Don.
STEEL FUEL STORAGE TANKS
acity Dia. Gauge Price
Cai
285 36"
550 48"
550 48”
1000 48"
1000 48”
2000 64"
NEW UNDERGROUND
12 100
10 203
7 244
10 296
7 357
7 535
Gauge
Capacity Dia
64”
4000
10.000 96”
10.000 120"
15.000 120"
20.000 126”
30,000 126”
Price
901
2436
2210
4278
5021
8982
V 4"
5/16”
5/16"
3/8”
Plainfield Show
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Produce of Dam - Pond
Hollow. Dam/daughter -
Pond Hollow. Best three
females - Keystone. Dairy
Herd-Keystone.
Susan Fulmer was named
reserve junior breeder.
Two new features of the
fair this year were the youth
sheep and steer shows.
Gwen Hower showed the
grand champion steer and
Tammy Wagner had the
champion lamb. David
Schultz had the reserve
champion steer and Dianne
Schuylkill County fashion revue held
SCHUYLKILL HAVEN -
Twenty-nine 4-H Clothing
members competed at the
North Schuylkill Vo-Tech
School in the 1980 Schuylkill
County Fashion Revue.
This year all entrants were
female for the first time m a
few years. Five clubs were
represented. They were the;
Nuremberg 4-H Club,
Weishample Cloverettes,
Lewistown Valley 4-H Club,
St. Clair Eager Beavers, and
the Auburn Cheerful
Workers.
There were two local
judges for the event, which
included judging the con
struction of the garment, fit
and style, along with the
girl’s poise and modeling
ability. The judges were
Marion Miller, Schuylkill
Haven, and Mary Beth
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| AUGUST 3, 1980 | Reporting Service
I I 'Hie placements were six
- X percent below the
correspondmg week a year
earber, and one percent
below the previous week.
Average placements during
the past nine weeks were two
percent below a year earlier.
Placements m the 21 key
poultry producing states
were 77,574,000, one percent
below the previous week and
the same week a year
earlier. Average placemens
during the past nine weeks
were two percent below a
year ago.
1:00 P.M.
(Rain Date - Aug. 10 -1 P.M.)
Located at Carrol! Co. Agricultural Center, j
Westminster, MD. Pickup Center St. off of Rt. I
140, follow signs. I
Admission - $4.00 i
Senior Citizens - $2.00 1
4-H Members with cards i
& ages 7 to 12 - $2.00 I
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Weaver the reserve
champion lamb.
Youngsters participating
m the steer show placed in
the following categories:
Light weight steer: - Andy
Wagner, James Strouse,
Gwen Hower, Lon Cesanic,
Michelle Strouse.
Heavy weight - Gwen
Hower, Dave Schultz, Glenn
Wuchter, Daniel Berkhold,
Karen Wuckter. Junior
showing - Dave Schultz, Lon
Cesanic, James Strouse,
Daniel Berkhold, Michelle
Strouse. Senior showing -
Andy Wagner, Gwen Hower,
Gombar of St. Clair. Both
judges have broad ex
perience in the area of
clothing construction.
Twelve finalists were
selected to represent
Schuylkill County m the
Regional Fashion Revue. In
the junior category the 6
finalists were; Kathy
Bromwell, Auburn Cheerful
Workers, who made a wool
skirt; Nancy Lutz of
Nuremberg 4-H and Pamela
Kimmel of Weishample
Cloverettes who made cotton
skirts; Dawn Spiece of
Nuremberg 4-H, who made a
skirt and vest; Sandy
Ludwig, Weishample
Cloverettes, a sundress; and
Karen Roberts of Lewistown
Valley 4-H, who made a skirt
and blouse.
Senior division winners
Glenn Wuchter, Karen
Wuchter.
Placing in the sheep show
were: Light Weight -
Tammy Wagner, David
Schultz, Michelle Strouse,
Nicole Palmer. Heavy
weight - Dianne Wagner,
Andy Wagner, Cheryl
Aimer. Pens - Andy Wagner.
Cheryl Aimer, Dave Schultz,
Nicole Palmer. First year
fitting and showing -
Michelle Strouse, Dianne
Wagner, Nicole Palmer.
Experienced showman -
Tammy Wagner, Dave
Schultz, Andy Wagner,
Cheryl Aimer, Elizabeth
Strohmeier, Alison Stark.
included: Stephanie Webber,
Auburn Cheerful Workers;
Sandra Achenbach and Lon
Delker, St. Clair Eager
Beavers all three sun
dresses; Gail Header,
Frances Shuey, and Esther
Sweigart, all of Weishample
Cloverettes were selected
for their dresses.
Chns Temple of Begins
served as narrator for the
evening’s fashion show.
Mary Nevenglosky, nutntion
aide supervisor, presented a
demonstration on bread
baking for parents and
leaders.
Ruth Funk, Assistant
Director for the Northeast
Region of extension
presented the awards.
Red meat
production down