Bedford County Fair
BEDFORD In a closely con
tested event that found Judge Joy
ce Hileman of Apollo handling and
rehandling, hand measuring and
patting, a 114-lb. lamb owned and
shown by Beth Barkley of Manns
Choice, finally managed the grand
champion market lamb banner at
the Bedford County Fair.
Admitting her decision was a
difficult one, Hileman said her
final selection was based on length
of loin of Barkley’s heavyweight
division champ, a crossbred pur
chased from the flock of Dirk
Wise, Spring Mjills.
Giving Barkley a tough run tow
ard the prize was Gwendolyn Gray
of Schellsburg, exhibiting a
107-lb. middleweight champion
from her own Suffolk flock.
Before selecting her reserve
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grand champ, Hileman asked that
the reserve leader in the heavy
weight division returned to the
ring. The 117-poundcr again was a
Gray lamb. And it was this entry
that Hileman selected for the over
all reserve banner.
Barkley’s champion was the
second in her 4-H lamb career. The
18-year-old sophomore at Penn
State’s Altoona Campus said this
would mark her last year compet
ing with lambs.
Gray, Pennsylvania Lamb and
Wool Queen, noted that this year’s
prizes exactly mimicked those
she’d earned at last year’s Bedford
Fair. She, too, had exhibited one
grand champion. The 17-year-old,
who will be a freshman at the Uni
versity of Pennsylvania in Septem
ber, has been showing lambs since
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Lambs
she was eight
Also in contention for the top
prize was a lightweight champion,
a hundred-pounder, exhibited by
Scott Barnes of Schellsburg.
Lavender competitors included
Robin Millin of Everett with his
100-lb. reserve lightweight and
Tammy McCloskey of Everett
with a 110-lb. reserve
mediumweight,
Eighty lambs in nine weight
classes, from 85 lbs. to 129 lbs.,
competed. Additional placings.
Light lightweight Natalie
Bowser; David Bowser, second
and third.
Middle lightweight 1.
Michael Brantner, 2. Sonja Harc
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Heavy lightweight —l. Bames,
2. Millin, 3. Harclerode.
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Light mediumweight 1. & 2.
Barbara Falvey, 3. Mike Smith.
Middle mediumweight 1.
Gray, 2. Richard Heit, 3. David
Stapleton.
Heavy mediumweight 1
McCloskey, 2. Dan Housel, 3
Barkley.
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Class 19
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1. Harsh man.
1. Winner; 2. Hicks Dairy,
Clearfield Co.; 3. Nevin G. Rice.
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Light heavyweight 1. Rhctt
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Class 29
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Champions
Section I
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Section II
Jay McCarrell
Section in
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secretary Sander Ludeman, Jr. of
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of Norbome, Mo.; and assistant
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Mich. These farmers also serve on
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