P24—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, September 26,1981 Betsy v /Hasten, _ Chester petition. She’s the second member of her County, stands between her grand and family to record double wins at the All reserve grand champion in the Jersey com- American Junior Dairy Show. John Burket, of East Freedom, Blair County, with his 4-H Holstein grand champion a Terry Branstetter Jr., of Tyrone, Huntingdon champion. County, to look up to his reserve 4-H grand The ‘Wallaston saga 9 leads list of many repeat winner from last year. By DICK ANGLESTEIN FARM SHOW COMPLEX - Many, many interesting stones unfolded at the All-American Junior Dairy Show at Harrisburg on Monday. Here are highlights of just a few of them: -For the first time in a number of years, a single exhibitor, 17- year-old Betsy Wallaston, of Toughkenamon, Chester County, captured both the grand and reserve championships in the Jersey competition. And she’s following in the footsteps of her older sister, Ca*' y, who pulled off the same double win in 1972 and 1973. -And there were a number ot repeat winners. Wendy Yoder, 19, of Shoemakersvilie, Berks County, won the Milking Shorthorn grand championship for the sixth straight year. For the fourth straight year, Kennard Henley, of Cochranville, Chester County, took the top :y’i. y P^ with her junior 4-H Holstein champ. Cinda broke her hand recently leading a bred heifer. Doug Hershberger, of Lancaster County. State FFA president, with his reserve grand champion Holstein. r» f s>c< > 4 < «V \ l j}* c v . Barry Donmoyer, of Lebanon County, holds plaque awarded to his grand champion FFA Holstein. Ayshire placing. In-4-H Holstein competition, John Burkett, of East Freedom, Blair County, repeated last year’s top placing. -incidentally in the Ayrshire competition, it would be easy to confuse the names of the top two winners. While Kennard Henley, of CochranviUe, took the grand championship; the reserve grand went to Heather Hemley, of Lebanon (only one letter dif ference in last names. ) -The State FFAPresident, Doug Hershberger, of Quarryville, was in the winner’s circle with his reserve grand champion Holstein. -At least one county dairy princess showed and she did it with a broken hand. Cmda Oakes, of Cochranton, Crawford County’s Dairy Princess, showed her’ Holstein calf to the junior FFA championship. Recently, she broke her hand while leading a bred heifer back home. -The top two awards m the six • j#. -|T' joiPik •4SfT*t "tlT '% WftWr ’"‘■P s f < \ "* w - - k i * '%V interest! •.K Milking Yoder, B senior cl Venango and res« Young, Ci champion # € Brown Lehigh Cc Gary Mi reserve gi Allen Dau junior cha 4-H Ho Blair Cou Terry Bra *1 & f Gwen stands pr ij?. ® • Renee F Guernsey i breeds across than 60 and FI Chestei top ai exhibit* reserve County reserve But ol is that v competi placinj distmgu two sist astound But Wailasti and hei winner’s with joy. displaye 24, who She did t and 1973 Betsy i Charles Farm, competxt Next y showing College knowtha rooting tJ Betsy t member exhibit tv Andro< as vehen be the pr maintain seys, mil bred. A rundi breed: I . % i? 's /• > •£„ 'ls* * < > *• '««,
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