Dl2—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, September 3,1983
Fair spotlight
(Continued from Page DIO)
Hilltown and Wrightatown clubs.
Twenty young persons competed
for recognition in type, fitting and
showmanship. The judges were
Dale Oliver of Atlantic Sreedeis,
of Lancaster, and Paul Bryan of
Perkasie.
Brown Swiss Senior Champion
was Quaker West Sandy Sonya,
shown by Gary Gngleman, and
Brown Swiss Grand Champion was
Quaker West Maria Kimberly,
shown by Tara Engleman.
The Holstein Senior Champion,
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Curly Hill King Bobbie, was also
the Holstein Grand Champion. She
was shown by Ryan Worthington,
15, of the Unami club. The Holstein
Reserve Senior Champion was also
the Holstein Reserve Grand
Champion. She was Curly-HiU
Marvex Lou, shown by Stephen
Worthington, Ryan’s ten-year-old
brother.
The James L. Howes Memorial
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the late Wrightstown dairyman,
who started the Wrightstown 4-H
club. He had also been President of
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Bucks County Holstein Club. His
family started the award ten years
ago. This year it was awarded to
Edward Rick of the Spnngtow r n
Club who showed K-B-Acres Maple
Happy. Judge Paul Bryan, in his
remarks to the 18 contestants,
congratulated them and said, “It
was a very hard job deciding the
winner.”
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winners by Bucks County Dairy
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