TUESDAY. MAY I
. 1959
Wibl
Dairy
Ballard Win
Competition
Curt Wible
top honors in t
day in the Stoc
Wible, dairy
champion show
stein showman
preliminary judgi
nd Marilyn Ballard, both sophomores, won
l e 34th annual Dairy Exposition held Satur
-1 Pavilion.
science major
Hian for a Hols'
nd reserved c
Miss Ballard, a
major from Tro
grand champion
preliminary judgi
placesi first in fit
in showmanship.
ome economics
was named
fitter. In the
g her Holstein
ing and second
The reserved g and champion
fitter was Mar, Morrow, a
sophomore in ba teriology from
Tyrone. Miss Morrow was also
champion Guernsey showman
and champion Guernsey fitter.
Over 500 spectators watched 47
students compete for exposition
honors. Others winners included
Robert Boager, champion Ayr
shire showman; Cyril Arnold,
champion Ayrshire fitter; Robert
Miller, champion .7 Brown Swiss
showman; Ronald Allem an,
champion Brown Swiss fitter;
Beverly Robison, champion Jer-
The true story of
The first Morrell's hoagie
It all began in 1872, when old Ebenezer Morrell first
read this poem by Lewis Carroll—
"The time has come," the Walrus said,
"To talk of many things:
Of shoes—and ships—and sealing wax—
Of cabbages—and kings—
And why the sea is boiling hot—
And whether pigs have wings."
Thus was born the first Morrell's hoagie s consisting of
slices of shoes, ships, wax, cabbages, kings, etc.—The
formula has been refined a bit since.
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from Butler, was chosen grand
tein which won champion Hol
hampion Holstein fitter in the
sey showman, and Marilyn Helf
rich, champion Jersey fitter.
Miss Lois Piercy, senior in
education from Spring field,
was the .1959 Dairy Queen.
During the show and at the
awards banquet, held Saturday
at Penns Valley High School,
Miss Piercy presented awards.
The show was dedicated to the
memory of Dr. W. R. Davey, who
was assistant professor of dairy
science and advisor of the Dairy
Science Club until his death last
spring.
Judges for the show. were Dr.
Gilbert Porter. a former faculty
'member who is now research di
rector of the Beacon Milling Co.
in N.Y.; and Jack Fairchild, offi
cial Holstein Classifier for the
Holstein Assn.. in Bratleboro, Vt.
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