BY DONNA TOMMELLEO
HAKKIBBURU Move over
Best Western. ' ’*
The Farm Show Complex easily
could have been dubbed the “Best
Because the nearest doorknob was a few hundred feet
away, this weary guest didn’t bother with a “Do Not Disturb”
sign. However, that didn’t matter since he slumbered right
through popping flashbulbs and an endless parade,of cattle
which marched passed him toward the milking parlor
Televisions were not a standard feature in most rooms so,
New York exhibitors the Martins and Baldwins brought along
a portable just in time to watch the “Thursday Night Moo
vie.” Reclining in the plush TV room from left to right, top row
are Cheryl Baldwin, 3, Teri Martin, Audra Baldwin, 6, and
Glenna Baldwin. The lower level includes from left to right,
Patrick Martin 9, Charles Baldwin, 9, and Amy Baldwin 8.
Bradford Co. DHIA
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Davis Brothers
D 30 3
D 51 3
D 61 3
Pier cehome Farms
Vigo ' 3
Joan 3
Topsy 3
W L. Huntington & Son
55 3
21 3
8 3
Philcrest Farm
Lolly
Milky
L Scott Shedden
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Nancy K Bean
Netta
Windy Mont Farm
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Be it ever so humble...
or what’s this cow doing in my bed?
Eastern,” last month after housing
hundreds of road-weary- dairy
cattle breeders during the Penn
sylvania All-American Dairy
Show.
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Kenneth E. Grube
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Vaughn & Kathy Harkness
Billy
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Scott & Lynn Cook
Natalie
Scott Moore
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Hermit Hill Farm
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Charles Allen
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Timothy Spencer
55 Heifr 3
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Providence Acres
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Lawrence A Swartley
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Calvin & Rick Shaffer
47 3
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Limousin service? With 14 acres to cover in
just a week, some exhibitors took advantage of
the shuttle service which also doubled as a hay
cart. Although gratuities were included in the
7-day package, this rowdy group from New
York “tipped” more than once before the
Therapeutic beds, such as the one on which wasn't sleeping, he looked well-rested the
Gerald Palm, North Fairfield, Ohio, is map- following day in the winner’s circle with his
ping, provided that extra bit of support for Grand Champion Ayrshire Female,
aching backs. Even though Palm claimed he
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Lancaster Fanning, Saturday, October 10,1981—D29
ride’s end. From left to right the group in
cludes; Barb Luchsinger, Dennis Fergison,
Charles Luchsinger, Dave Younger (hidden Ijy
catalog). Gretchen Buecheler, and the driver
Doug Welch.
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Larry B. Wright
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Pet Roypa Farm
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Deborah
Dixie
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Della 3
Romame & Jeff Sechnst
Angie 3
Harriet 3
Summit Dairy Farm
Peek 3
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James & Diane Elvidge
Missy 3
Dottie 3
Merle S Leslie Wanck
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Clarence Stevens
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R. Brown & R Ely
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Clovis 3
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