Montgomery County sentinel., 1952-09-11
Additional Al
Club Winners at
Fair Announced

Montgomery County All Clut
members enioved a very successful
week at the State All Club Fair
winning ribbons on their exhibits,
demonstrations, and in judging
contests.
One of the outstanding achieve
rents was the All Conservation
Booth entitled Conservation
Farming Paws" put in bv the Poto-
mac All Club. This booth was
awarded the Grand Champion
Booth over fourteen others. This
exhibit showed the various con-
servation practices on a model
fern. Edwin Fisher. local leader.
Mrs. John Candy and Mrs. Joseph
Heck, Jr. assisted the club mem
bers in nutting up this display.
The Montgomery County All
Beef Club again was awarded the
tanner for having the most at
tractive beef display for the week.
This display was Judged on neat
ress of the exhibits, manners of
the All Club members and cooper
ation of the members with Fair
Officials.
JERSEY Club members received
1st and 4th prizes on their county
dairy herds which are made up
of four animals not in milk eX-
hibited by four different All CLUB
members. The Holstein Club mem
bers received 1st and 2nd prizes
on their countv dairy herds.
G Thomas Weller, Germantown,
exhibited the Junior Champion
al Holstein. a senior vearling.
Tommy's calf also placed End in
a strong class of senior yearlings
III the open class.
Carol ]. Mills of Travilah won
the overall Jersey Fitting and
showing Championship. The win
ner in the Junior division was
Patsy Messer, Gaithersburg. Ro-
berta Messer of Gaithersburg was
the Junior winner in the Holstein
Fitting ard Showing Contest.
nonald Hobbs, Jr., Sandy Spring.
proved to be the Champion Beef
Snowman.
The judging Teams did excep-
tionally well with the Livestocl;
Team placing 1st. Is teams COM
peting. and the Dairy Team MAC
ing 2ni. 16 teams competing.
Howard County was the winner of
Dairy Conte"t. For the first time.
G Junior Dairv Judging Contest
was conducted; the Montgomery
County team placed 1st. Members
Of the winning Livestock Judging
Team were Jean Lethbridge, Ash
ton. placing 9th. Edwin Fisher,
Rockville, 7th, Eleanor Federlinf,
Travilah, 9Th and Charles Leth-
bridge, Ashton, alternate. The
Dairy Team was composcd of lane
King, Clarksbure, Nth individual,
Robert Dorsey, Povds. tied for 8th,
Carol j. Mills, 18th. end Genevievc
Mumford of Woodfeld, Alternate
The Junior Dairv Team was madn
pp Of Connie Mills. Travilah, Bird
individual, Patsy Messer. 4th. Ro-
herta Messer eth and Paul King,
Clarksburg. alternate. The ton
eight individuals in Dairy and
Livestock are being trained by FIX
tension Sneciali't and Extension
Accents. The hioh four in dairy
will represent MARYLAND in con
test at Waterloo. The high four
I in livestock will repre~ent Marv.
land at the InternNtir~nl Livestock
Show to be held in Chicago. The
second group of four in Livestock
will represent MARYLAND at the
Atlantic Rural EXPOSITION in Rich
mond, Virginia, this month.
A total of 65 All C1uh members
had total of 80 exhibits az tho
State Fair. Total of 300 dairy
animals. 40 beef animals were ex-
hibited by Alters from over the
State Of Maryland. Montgomery
exhibited "a of these animals.
Montgomery County Club mem
hers placed as follows: Jersev -
Jr. Heifef Calf - Carol J. Mills
End: Sr. Heifer Calf - Fleano,
Federline End, Carol j. Nils 4th
Patsy Meseer 7th; w. Year''Noc
Heifer Connie g. Conrad Mills
1st, Eugene Mitchell 5th, Lewis
Fraley 7th; Sr Yearlirps Heifers
- Carol ]. Mills End, James Lou
than 9Th; Cow 2 yrs. Connie
Z. Conrad Nils End and 7th; Cow
Svrs. - Carol J. Mills Let. Fraley
Sisters 3rd and 5th; Bull Calves -
John Henderson End, Elwood Fra.
ley 3rd.
Janice Palmer End; Barbara 6