Carroll County Team Tops Md. Dairy Bowl Competition
COLLEGE PARK, Md. - This
year’s eleventh annual Maryland
4-H dairy bowl contest, held at the
University of Maryland in College
Park, featured a new set of rules
and procedures. But results of the
senior youth division bore striking
resemblance to those of seven
years ago.
In 1979 a Carroll County team
won the senior 4-H competition
following three years of
domination by adjacent Frederick
County. This year, Carroll County
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Members of Carroll County’s 4-H Dairy Bowl Team are, from left, Kathy Weant, Nancy
Powell, Shane Schwartzbeck, Tonna Caple and alternate Gary Dell.
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again succeeded its western
neighbor as the state senior 4-H
dairy bowl champion.
The victory marks only the
second time that Carroll County
has won the right to represent
Maryland in regional and national
4-H dairy bowl competition. And
members of two families played
key roles both years.
Nancy R. Powel, 17, of Uniontown
is captain of the Carroll County
team which defeated its opponents
in all three rounds of this year’s
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contest. Her sister, Anne, then 16,
was captain of the county’s senior
4-H dairy bowl state champion
team in 1979.
Kathy Weant, 16, of Longville
also is a member of this year’s
Carroll County senior 4-H dairy
bowl team. Her cousin, Todd
Weant, then 15, served with Anne
Powel on the county’s first state
champion senior 4-H dairy bowl
team seven years ago.
Other members of this year’s
Carroll County senior 4-H dairy
Route 30 West at the
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bowl team are Shane Sch
wartzbeck, 16, of Union Bridge,
and Tonna M. Caple, 18, of War
fieldsburg. Gary Dell, 17, of
Cranberry is the alternate team
member.
Coaching this year’s Carroll
County 4-H dairy bowl teams are
Roger and Loretta Wright of
Bloom. The 1979 coach was Mrs.
Karen Hobson of Taneytown.
Frederick County salvaged a
decisive victory in this year’s
statewide junior 4-H dairy bowl
competition, showing that it still
has power potential for senior
contests in future years.
Members of the champion junior
4-H dairy bowl team are Andi
Raber, 13, of Woodsboro; Sonny
Williams, 14, of Johnsville; Lacy
Flook, 14, of Middletown, and
Stacey Guyton, 14, of Brukittsville.
Team coach was Joseph W. Raber
of Woodsboro.
Montgomery County won run
nerup honors in the state junior 4-H
dairy bowl knowledge competition.
Howard County placed second in
the senior contest.
This year’s state champion
senior 4-H dairy bowl team from
Carroll County is now eligible to
represent Maryland in national
competition, set for November 8,
during the North American In
ternational Livestock Exposition
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Twin Valley FFA’ers Poultry Judging
Four members of the Twin
Valley FFA Chapter recently
participated in the Eastern Penn-
at Louisville, Ky.
By that time, the team captain
Nancy Powel, will have traveled to
Scotland as a member of
Maryland’s 1985 national cham
pionship 4-H dairy cattle judging
team. The Maryland team is
scheduled to represent the United
States in international youth
competition at the Royal Highland
livestock show on June 18 near
Edinburgh.
Nancy won both the Sire Power
and John L. Morris trophies last
year at the Maryland State Fair by
placing first overall and in breed
judging during the state senior 4-H
cattle judging contest.
Her father, William R. Powel 111,
was the state champion 4-H dairy
cattle judge in 1954. Nancy’s
brother, Tom, and his twin sister,
Anne, placed first and third,
respectively, in senior 4-H dairy
cattle judging at the 1979 state fair.
Tom Powel is now a graduate
student in dairy science at North
Carolina State University. Anne is
a graduate student at Cornell,
studying reproductive physiology
of dairy cattle.
' In partnership with H. Eugene
Bendig of Uniontown, the Powel
family farm operation is known as
Unicorn Associates, raising
purebred Guernsey and Holstein
dairy cattle.
sylvania FFA Poultry Judging
contest sponsored by Weavers
Poultry of New Holland.
Students who participated in this
contest, hosted by the Grassland
FFA Chapter at New Holland,
were required to complete 14
different skill areas.
Following the competition Troy
Gieringer was awarded a third
place finish among the 18 Berks
County contestants, with Butch
Harrison finishing tenth. Other
Twin Valley contestants were Jeff
Ortlip and Bob Bell.
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