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HarryMykrantz pf Wtipsfa, Ohio: displays his graft* champion Jersey
Four Sections
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, September 25,1982 /
BY DONNA TOMMELLEO
HARRISBURG This week, the
Keystone State opened her doors to
tireless globetrotters, men,
women and children traveling the
road of advancement,
relinquishing their soft warm beds
for one of straw and catering to the
• every need ofiheir most important
livelihood -ipurebred dairy cattle.
‘The All American Dairy Shows
attracted exhibitors from as far
west as California and as north as
Canada. While several new names
were inked in the champion record
books this year, _a few familiar
faces stood in the Manner’s circle
as well. Throughout this issue,
Lancaster Farming takes you,
page by page, to the exciting
Pennsylvania All American.
At press time, the Ayrshire Show
~ Joiene Sue Snyder
Paf State Dairy Princess
Fancy cattle fill
All-American lineup
and one of the largest Holstein
competitions in the history of the
All American was still in progress.
Next week’s issue will bring
complete results of both shows.
However, before Thursday’s
competition ended with Holstein
bulls through dry class, show judge
■ Twolwadsare betterthan one.
Betsy Perschke, 18, of Lawrence County reigns as Pa.
Guernsey Queen.
, ShcirtliOfn tl?B6der Jim Young, Newville, accepts
PreTiiler inhibitor and Breeder banners from breed rep Allen
Renfrew.;
$7.50 per year
Bob Beauprez picked senior calf
Raymondairi Boot Nick Candle as
Junior Champion Female. Owned
by Suzanne Ixnig of Oconto,
Wisconsin, the junior champ is
sired by Ripchen Boot Nick and out i
of an Excellent Chapel Bank
Apache daughter.