9 Southeast 4-H dairy
BY LAUREL SCHAEFFER the Pennsylvania Junior Montgomery, Northampton,
Staff Correspondent Dairy Show, scheduled for and SchuylkUl.
KUTZTOWN 4-H Monday, September 22, Blue Entries included 111
members representing eight nbbon winners at this show Holstein, 38 Jersey, 33
southeastern Pennsylvania are eligible to send a Brown Swiss, 23 Guernsey,
counties converged at the maximum of two blue merit 18 Ayrshire, and 3 Milking
Kutztown Fairgrounds, animals to the state show. Shorthorn,
here, to compete in the 35th Judges for the show were, Taking Grand Champion
annual Southeast 4-H Dairy Eugene Francisco, Holstein titles home were; a two year
gjj OW . Breeder,, of,Andover, New old named Sue Ellen,
A total of 226 Hairy Jersey, and Harry Roth of exhibited by Helen Seidel,
op.tnais were PThihiteH at Atlantic Breeders Co- Kutztown in the Holstein
this event held last Saturday operative. Participating Breed; an aged cow named
by 150 4-H members who counties included Berks, Tower View Kelly’s Heather,
held hopes of qualifying for Bucks, Chester, Lehigh, (Turn to Page Al 4) .
jft: >eth Jenkins showing the reserve
grand champipn for William Henley, Cochranville; and Kennard Henley, Coch
ranvilie, showing the grand champion.
show winners chosen
Brown Swiss winners are shown with from left, Sharon Heisler, Tamaqua,
Schuylkill County Dairy Princess; Bryan Urmy, 16, Coopersburg, with his grand
champion: and Danielle Palmer, 15, Bangor, with her reserve champion Swiss.
Grand and Reserve Grand Guernseys are shown from left: rs,. rtz
town, with his reserve animal; Jon Zollers, Mertztown, with the grand champion,
Foxy Spring Falcon Lady; and Janice Savidge, Berks County Alternate Dairy
Princess.
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, September 6,1980—A13