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Winner Cries ‘A River’ A Wisconsin Girl, Linda Bunker, Platteville, right, was a runner-up for 1965 International Shorthorn Lassie Queen of the show at Chicago. The winner was Florence McCracken, Forestburg, S. D., and Bonnie Baker, Fairmont, Ind., was a runner-up. (AP Wirephoto) A Beautifully Groomed Southdown Wether entered by Michigan State Univer sity was the Grand Champion Lamb at the International Livestock Show at Chi cago. Showing the animal is James Cretcher, university shepherd. (AP Wirephoto) Janet Perring just about “cried a river” at the International Livestock Exposi tion at Chicago. Photographers caught the LeRoy, IL, girl overcome with emotiva tion when her Aberdeen Angus was named junior champion and she was even more overwhelmed (right) when the animal took the grand championship. It's all smiles for Gail Carr, 17, McNabb, NL, above, whose Hampshire won the junior grand champion barrow title at the show. (AP Wirephotos) antece ii TTR Charles Schadt of Watertown was one of Wisconsin's top representatives at the 43rd annual 4-H Club Congress at Chicago. Perched on a familiar piece of equipment, he receives a plaque citing him as champion of the 4-H tractor pro gram. Carolyn Mignini, Miss Teenage America, makes the presentation. (AP Wirephoto)
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Appleton Post Crescent
Appleton, Wisconsin, US
Fri, Dec 04, 1964
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