Evening star., 1950-08-25
Beef Cattle Judging
Today, Horse Show
tomorrow End Fair

The Montgomery County FAN
was in the home stretch today
preparatory to ending it's flve-day
stand tomorrow.
Today's program was to include
judging of beef cattle, draft horses
and teams, starting this morning
and a horse-pulling contest
slated for $3.50 pm.
The fair will wind up with an
all-day horse show tomorrow,
starting at 10 am. and again at
z pm.
Three Breeds of Cattle.
The beef cattle judging includes
ratings among three breeds,
Angus. Hereford and Shorthorn
cattle.
Four classes of farm animals
were judged yesterday during ac-
tivities at the fair grounds at
Gaithersburg. A baseball game
between two county all-star teams
was the feature attraction last
night.
Among those attending the fair
yesterday was the popular folk
singer, Burl Ives. Mrs. Ives. q
breeder of Nubian goats, was ar
interested spectator at the goat.
judging contest and then pre-
sented prizes to the winners.
Guernsey and HolStein dairy
cattle and swine also were judged
Yesterday. both in the open and
All Club classes.
More than 1000 visitors roamed
the fair grounds yesterday.
Principal Winners.
Principal winners in the live
stock judging included:
Guernsey cattle (open)-junior cham
pion bull knight Brothers of Street. Nd;
ES senior champion bull. Howard u. Quinn,
ouinn also! and niod gTand chsamDion bull M
pion M r. feSsia roSsli EllsGts CITY; senior cham
Guernsey cattle (41H Al ceIufman; club1Msen,or
JUNIOR champion female, Richard Chan.
Nh Mr Fender Fdhnersoure. and grand champion
n,l4 Molsssip s;R cattle topsn,-,unior cham.
Farms. @ 0 Re,stsfstdSx;r a B; MMsllahouser. Ma Logwood
pion a bull Ira b nert, Middietowne ia,oT ehaa- Md
sons Of dsithefssnMrssk! dises Mskendrse 9npfer Walker
pion female. McKendree wi Walker ahS 9, csam' sans
cha@pion nlsTen fsmsIs sattle S4sH club)5Junio
female, Joan Toms, oiney. and dARtO, Franl
Sisnaplo sSnismplon female. Joyce and Barbar,
coGHsn.,. Goats fbsst of cache breed)-Nubian
Hors HGoTucopia Fridolin jolly, owned by Mrs
Psnama Egsss TeTssa Of Of gEstoT Va saanens
pely o1ned aSsfl BY A. 2SosEEensSrfs E. eSris
n;, rl;snsen Of silver Spring. and French Al
vienno vvia1s, Caso' Ia' owned by j. M. Feigley
Swine (open)-Berkshire. Junior. senio
annsg and grand an = champion boars and sows. al
Md; Chester White. ali three TOP s. boa
and SOW awards won by Ayriawn Farms
Laggtonsyills; Lay 1s Dgroc: ali three TOP Al boa
Laytonsville; Hampshire, senior champioI
award, Harold Mullinix, jr., Mount Airy
ana junior and grand champion boars
three TOP awards in sows By Vssss Rev charie. as
Michael also.
Open Swine Awards
Also swine (open : Spotted Poland
boars by. Roby II. and Everett Muilinix.
Mount Airy; junior champion SOW, ROXY
H. and Everett Muiiinix, and senior
Feaea aea Er1na EIIcott champion 9}Fi scws Philip
az three top classes in the boar class,
Lecks Farm, Laytonsyille; junior and
grand champion sows, Lecks Farm, and
senior champion SOW, Jack Barnsley,
Laytonsyille, and Yorkshire, all three top
glasses in. boars, w. w. Baker, Sparks,
Nd; senior champion SOW BY w. L.
thompson. arnnd Sp. ". Boyds. and Junior and
Swine l4-H Club)-Champions of each
breed: Berkshire, Jon Westfall Boyds
pest boar, and Gordon Keys, Olney, best
sow; Chester White, George and EmiIy
Geisbert, Laytonsville, best boar, and
Emily Geisbert, best sow; Duroc, Robert
Brown, ,jr., Brookville, best boar, arid
Eddie Johnson, Brinklow, best SOW; Hamp-
shire, Harold Mullinix, jr., Mount Atty
best boar and sow; Poland China, Jack
Spotted. Poland China, Carson F render
Royds, best boar and sow, and Yorkshire
JACK Barnslsy Laytonsyille, best boar
| and w; L.. Thompson. jr., Boyds
Gaithersburg. Lions Club Trophy fol
| best fitting and showing of swine by An
| Club exhibitors-Paul Butcher, Damascus
| first time and must be won three times
| for, permanent possession; junior dttine
and showing award-Emily Geisbert, Lay.