—Lancattar Farming, Saturday, Nov. 16, 1974
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Dennis Grumbine, Myerstown, ternational Show held this week in
showed the Grand Champion Harrisburg.
Berkshire Boar at the Keystone In-
Steve Trestle, Red Lion, showed the held during the 18th annual Keystone
grand champion market hog last International Livestock Exposition in
Sunday at the Junior Swine Show Harrisburg.
Expo
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Charolais
Grand champion female
was shown by Janice Kaylor,
Elizabethtown, the animal
was also the senior cham
pion female.
Hereford
James E. Sloat, York, and
his brother John Sloat took
first and second place in the
Hereford class winning
grand and reserve champion
respectively.
Breeding Cattle
Charolais
R. A Shidemantle and
Sons of Conneautville
dominated the winnings in
the Charolais division as
they took honors for the
Grand champion bull and
reserve grand champion bull
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along with the reserve grand
champion female in the
class. Holly Keller, Cleona,
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calves competition.
Angus
Although many out of state
breeders took the majority of
laurels in the Angus division,
three Pennsylvania breeders
took a portion of the roset
tes: Rishels Edlyn Farm,
York had the reserve
champion summer heifer;
William Warren, Furlong,
had the reserve champion
bull and Devereax-Soliel
Farms, Downingtown
exhibited the reserve bull
calf champion.
Open Class Steers
Jay W. Fought, RD2,
Mechamcsburg, exhibited
the Grand Champion steer m
the Open Class division.
Fought’s animal was also the
first place winner in the
heavyweight division in the
Crossbred class. Nancy
Herr, Lancaster showed the
7th place steer in the same
class.
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John Strawbridge of Strawbridge Boar and Gilt in the swine breeding
and McCleary, Stewartstown, showed classes at the Keystone Show,
both the Grand Champion Hampshire
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