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Vol. 47 No. 47
39th All-American Dairy Show Set To Break Records, Again
This svsnlng, 36 eounty dairy princessed will vis for ths
stats crown atdhrßrißMeßNWß|i nitny Princess Pagsant at the
Radlsson Penn Harris (HIM and Convention Center in Camp
Hill. Front row, from left, are Elizabeth (Betsy) Young, Chester;
Sara Derstlne, Tioga; Rachel Ebert, Westmoreland; 1 Haley
Blackburn, Clearfield; Becky Detwtler, Huntlndgon; Sara Lynn
Jennings, Pa. Altsmate; Becky Mowrer, Pa. Princess; Amy
Moyer, Pa. Alternate; Melisaa Wolfe, SUN Area; Amanda Gates,
Centre; Raechel Kilgore, York; Ashley McOary, Lawrence; and
Amber Kalwasinskl, Cambria. Center row, from left, are Becky
Zimmerman, Juniata; Courtney Johnson, Franklin; Jessica
This wMk features our Dairy Plua book, which
highlights a variety of dairy producers and systems
operating throughout the region, plus plenty of
business and cooperative pews.
www.iancarterfannlnfl.com
Four Sections
Reibson, Sullivan; Rabeoca Place,
Susgpihanna; PawiDeeter, Clarion-Venange; Jennifer Kram
er, Cumberland; Anna Johnson, Bradford; Kelley Marzka,
Crywferd; Amanda Hill, Warren; Kellie Phillips, Berks; Maggie
Moor#, Mercer; and Jessica Landis, Somerset. Back row, from
' left, are Ashley Chapman, Erie; Gala Adamson, Indiana; Rebec
ca Fllson, Mifflin; Lynn Daniels, Wayne; Karl Marlin, Lancaster;
Laura BlauCh, Lebanon; Beck! Carr, Wyomlng-Lackawanna;
Shana Qallagher, Beaver; Amanda Clowney, Adams; Holly
Moyer, Schuylkill; Oristin Crile, Washington; Sarah Dell, Blair;
■ and Jamie Love, Butler.
In a busy fair week, there’s always room for a large dairy show, such as the one at
the Qratz Fair all day Tuesday. Jerseys swept the supreme dairy championship in the
youth and open shows. Here, Harold Harpster, Boalsburg, holds onto an 8-year-old Jer
sey named supreme dairy champion of the open show. At left is Qratz Fair Queen Deb
Rudy and at right, Judge Eric Stine. See story page A2B. Photo by Andy Andrmvn, odttor
Saturday, September 21,2002
$36.00 pLr year
Hayes Named
Image Winner
HARRISBURG (Dauphin
Co.) More than 630 exhibitors
from 24 states and provinces are
on the slate for the upcoming
39th Annual All-American Dairy
Show at the Farm Show Com
plex here Sept. 22-26.
A grand toted of nearly 3,300
entries, including Ayrshires,
Brown Swiss, Guernseys, Hol
steins, Jerseys, and Milking
Shorthorns continue a trend of
increasing numbers over the
years and topping the 3,077 ani
mals displayed in 2001.
Accompanying the increase in
the number of dairy cattle at the
Hayes Named Acting
Secretary Of
Legislative Affairs
ANDY ANDREWS
Editor
HARRISBURG (Dauphin
Co.) On Wednesday, Gov,
Mark Schweiker named Agricul
ture Secretary Samuel E. Hayes
Jr. acting secretary of legislative
affairs, effective immediately.
Hayes will resume his full du
ties as state agriculture secretary
Dec. 1, after the formal year-end
of legislative session.
“Sam’s experience as,a former
legislator for ltvo decades is the
kind of experience this adminis-
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