Maryland Wins
(Continued trees Pag* A 1)
Also, Barbara Whipp of Gaith
ersburg (Montgomery County),
1965, and Dottie Grove of Hager
stown (Washington County),
1961.
On Mb way to national honors
in this year’s contest, Mark lager
placed first in judging Brown
Swiss cattle; tenth in both Ary
shires and Jersey judging; and
tenth in reasons.
On Sept 21 he had placed sixth
in the overall standings among 52
contestants from 14 states in the
4-H division of the invitational
youth dairy cattle judging contest
during the Pennsylvania All-
American Dairy Show at Harris
burg, Pa. He also placed among
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Christopher (Chip) Savage. 17,
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Marie L. Speak, 17, of Taney
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and four of the five breed
categories.
Kristi Geary, 17. of Goshen
(Montgomery County) was the
fourth Maryland team member.
She placed 12th in the overall
standings at Harrisburg.
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York and Florida, in that order.
Indiana was a distant fifth.
The Maryland team placed first
in Jersey breed judging; third in
Ayrshire, Guernsey and Holstein
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Swiss classes.
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overall 4-H standings, with New
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I Winning the national 4-H dairy
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HARRISBURG (Dauphin Co.)
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Cumberland, Lancaster, Lebanon,
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acreage, and purchase cost -•
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• Dauphin - William C. Martz,
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• Lancaster - Leroy and Arlene
Martin. West Donegal Township,
101 acres. $121,300.
• Lancaster -- Red Knob Farm,
Little Britain and Fulton Town
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• Lancaster - Henry P. and
Ellen M. Fox, Ephrata Township,
73 acres, $227,736.
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