Northampton Co. Roundup
Following are the results of the
recent Northampton County 4-H
Roundup.
Sr. Fitting; Eric Longenbach,
Northampton.
Jr. Fitting: Jacob KMn, Easton.
Intarmsdtats Fitting: Brandy Hahn,
Nazarath.
Ovarall Fitter Eric Longanbaeh.
Sr. Showman: Eric longanbaeh.
Intormadlata Showman: Brian Kromar,
Easton.
Jr. Showman: Jacob Klein, Easton.
Ovsrall Showmanship: Erie Longan
bach.
Sr. Showmanship: Ciystal Kloibsr, Bath.
Sr. Fitting: Jannlfsr O'Neil, Bathloham.
Advanced Showman: Sara Szmodla,
Hallertown.
Advanced Fitting: Kataryna Lobus, Wind
Gap.
Novice Showman A Fitting: Lindsay
Szmodla, Hallenown.
Beginning Showman: Ryan Huahour,
Nazarath.
Beginning Fitting; Zachary Somsel-
Longamora, Bangor.
Baal of Bread: Alpine - -Capriole’ -
Zachary Somsal-Longmora, Bangor;
Lamaneha - -Chelsee’ • Crystal Klolbar,
Bath; Nubian - -Maids’ • Sam Szmodla, Hel
lerttown; Recorded Grade - -Peach Valley
Emmy Lou’ • Heather Ford; Seaman • -Clov
er’ - Ryan Huahour, Nazareth; Toggonburg -
■Colonel’ - Kelly DeLao, Bangor.
Beat Jr. Do* In Shew: lacy* - K. Lobua,
Wind Gap.
B**t Udder In Shew: "Clover* • R.
Hushour, Nazareth.
Beal Sr. In Show: ‘Colonel’ • C. DeLeo,
Bangor.
LIVESTOCK:
SHEEP
Champion: Jeffrey Keller, Bangor.
Reaerva Champion: Jam** Ford,
Northampton.
Champion Market Lamb, Medium
Weight: Jeffrey Keller.
Reserve Champion Market Lamb, Light
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Pur ef Martial Lambs:
Champion: Jeffrey Katfsr.
Reserve Champion: Jon-Eriek Miller,
Bethlehem.
STEER
Champion: Jamie Howar, Bethlehem.
Reserve Champion: Jaaae PoliaWowicz,
Bangor.
Champion Market Steer, Heavy Weight:
Jamie Howar.
Reserve Champion Steer, Heavy
Weight: Jesse Poliakiewicz.
«-H HORSE ROUND UP
RESULTS FOR IN4
Groom A Show ago IS-lt: Champion •
Jessica Gaist, Northampton.
Reserve - Julia Hoyer, Easton.
Age 13-15: Champion • Bath Rinaldi,
Bath.
Reserve • Kelly Snyder, Walnutport
Age «-12: Champion • Julio Dona,
Bangor.
Reserve: ARyson Tollno, FHcksvUe.
Winners tar following events;
Pole Banding; Deanna Vanßlargan,
Walnutport
Clevartaad Barrels; Andrew Milkavits,
Jr., Oanielsvile.
Ralabd Boa Keyhole: Korie KaWvoda.
Bath.
Pleasure Driving: Nathaniel Martin,
DanMsvite.
Pony Pleasure: Mfchaal Haller, Blooms
bury, NJ.
Draft Horae Single Cart: Tammy Lorah,
Walnutport
Hunter Haek-Horea: Nicole Hoyer,
Easton.
Hunter Hack-Pony; Allyaon Tolino,
Flickavill*.
Humor Seal Eq. Sr.: Merldlth Common,
Pen Atgyl.
Hunter Seat Eq. Jr.; Sarah Steclw,
Bethlehem.
Working Hunter-Horse: Allison FioroL
Pen Argyl.
Working Hunter-Pony: Alexandra Gra
ham, KintertvUle.
Stock Seat Eq.; Jute Hoyer, Easton.
Humor Seat Eq. Sr.: Allison FioroL Pan
Argyl.
Hunter Seat Eq. Jr.: Ashley Rutt,
Saylor* burg.
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Walk Trot: Carl Suptec, BUh.
Hunter Under Saddlc-Harac: Athlcy
Rutt, Saylortvll*.
Hunter Under Saddla-Pony; Jußa Dona,
Bangor.
Waalam Pleeeure-Horee-Sr.: Julia Hoy
ar, Easton.
Trail Claaa-Horaa: Jannlfar Millar,
Walnutpoft
Trail Cleee-Peny: Sara Haroy,
Hellertown.
Waalarn Riding; Jannifar Millar,
WalnutporL
Pair Ctaaa: Jassica Gal it, Northampton
and Shanna Gilroy, Traichlars.
441 RABBIT A CAVY RESULTS
RABBITS:
First Placa - Purabrad Doa - *Bladgack' -
Halyna Lobui.
Bast of bra ad: Halyna Lobus with a Hol
land Lop.
Purabrad Buck - ■Poka-A-Dof - Rabaoca
Lobus.
Mlxsd Deo - Patina” - Kataryna Lobus.
Mhad Broad • "Sunday* - Dustin Murray.
Bast of Brasd/Mlxad Bread - Dustin Mur
ray.
Doa Mlxsd Bread, Baal af Mixed Cavy
and Baal of Overall Shew - Abbia Parmen
star.
Bradford Dairy 4-H
Yean of practice paid off for
six 4-H dairy members from Brad
ford County as they completed a
successful year of dairy judging
competition at the Pennsylvania
State 4-H Days Dairy Judging
Contest held recently at Penn
State.
The senior 4-H dairy judging
team was first in the state in oral
reasons and fifth in the overall
competition. The team consisted
of Ellen Keeney of Wyalusing,
Amy Packard of troy, and Michael
Wright of Canton. Amy Packard
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was high individual in the oral rea
sons contest and sixth overall. She
will be competing, as a member of
the Pennsylvania team, in the
North American International
Livestock Exposition in Louisvil
le, Kentucky in November.
Michael Wright was also third
high individual in the oral reasons
competition.
In the junior 4-H dairy judging
competition, Bradford County
was second in oral reasons and
also second team overall. Team
members were Jamie Alderfer of
Athens, Bryan Champluvier of
Wyalusing, and David Packard of
Troy. Bryan Champluvier was
high individual in the oral reasons
contest and seventh overall. David
Packard was third in oral reasons
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plain whereas the pine tree was decorated with tinsel and glit
ter. The apple tree complained to God and God said to the
apple tree that he would give the tree a special gift. Betsy
doesn't remember the remainder of the story, but God ended
up putting a Christmas star in the heart of each apple. If you
cut an apple crosswise, you will find a perfectly shaped five
point star in the heart of the apple. Betsy would like to have the
complete story of how the star came to appear in the center of
the apple.
QUESTION Shirley Baer, New Freedom, would like
handmade aluminum made during the late 1930 s and 19405,
especially those with designs of animals, flowers, and fowl.
ANSWER Charles E. Wright, Duncannon, wanted to
know if the Gray Iron Casting Co., Mt. Joy, is still in business.
Scott Alleman, Lititz, writes that it is not in business. His father
worked there in the early ’6os when the plant closed. The
company made small items such as the stove Wright men
tioned in his letter, banks, door stops, boot cleaners and
removers that mounted on porches, wait shelves, door knock
ers, and pot holders. Perhaps the company’s most famous
product was the flying eagles that people hung above their
doors.
ANSWER For the reader who wanted to know how to
clean soot from painted dry wall, Ben L. Stoltzfus, Mechanics
ville, Md., writes'that he has products that work when most
other cleaners fail. For more information, write to him at 5395
James Rd., Mechanicsville, Md. 20659. Miriam DeLong,
Quarryville, writes that she used Fuller washing compounds
and it gave good results on her painted plaster walls.
Mushroom Festival
KENNETT SQUARE (Chester Co.) —Mark your calendar and
join the fun at the Annual National Mushroom Street Festival,
Saturday, September 24th, 10:00 a,m. - 5:00 p.m. located on State
Street on downtown Kennett Square. Sponsored by Modem
Mushrooms, it's an old-fashioned event featuring rides, games,
crafts, entertainment, lots of food, and mainly mushrooms.
Enjoy a “taste of Chester County" with dishes prepared by The
Terrace Restaurant of Longwood Gardens. Kings Island Restaur
ant, Kennett Square Inn, Courtney’s, Country Butcher and others.
See the Mushroom Picking and Judging contests and the 1995
National Mushroom Queen. This year’s enttertainers will include:
Crystal Creek, Johnny Law, Whale, Karen Myers Gymnasts and
Baton Twirlers, Gary Combs Country Western Line Dancer’s and
many others.
Additional information is available from Precision Business Ser
vices at (610) 444-4951 or 1-800-932-6369 or Lana Gill at (610)
444-2261
and fourth individual overall.
Jantie Aldcrfcr was tenth overall
The Bradford County 4-H
Dairy Bowl team also competed at
State 4-H Days. Team members
were Jeff Wilbur and Robin Wil
son of Rome, and Julie Chaffee of
Apalachin. N.Y. Their coach was
Katherine Lunde of Apalachin.
Team members and coaches
should be commended for their
dedication to the 4-H dairy prog
ram. Dairy judging team coaches
are Dan Aldcrfcr, Sandy Craw
ford, and Tom Wright Special
thanks to Mark Carter, Bill Cur
ley. and Tetri Packard for present
ing additional workshops for those
involved in the dairy judging
program.
(Continued from Pago B 28)