—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, March 12. 1977
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Lebanon Co.
SCHAEFFERSTOWN, Pa.
- Presenting of trophies to
deserving members was the
main order of business at the
Lebanon County 4-H
Livestock Club’s annual
banquet held last month at
the Schaefferstown Fire
Hall, here. During the
evening, awards were
handed out to many young
beef, swine, and sheep
raisers from around the
county.
Heading the list of beef
award recipients was Jay
Bomgardner, Annvllle R 7,
for showing the grand
champion steer at Lebanon
Co.’s 4-H roundup.
Bomgardner’s trophy was,
sponsored by Keller Bros. ,
Buffalo Springs.
Other beef award winners
were: Bonnie Arnold,
Lebanon Rl, who showed the
reserve champion steer at
roundup, and Jeff Heisey,
who earned the champion
showman as well as
champion fitter honors at the
same show. Miss Arnold’s
trophy was sponsored by
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Lebanon, and Heisey’s two
were sponsored by Um
bergers Mill, Fontana, and
Burkholders Meats, Camp
bell town, respectively.
Thomas Arnold, Lebanon
Rl, owned the champion
buddy steer at the roundup
and for this reason received
a trophy from Evergreen
Tractor Company, Lebanon.
Honors were also bestowed
to owners of steers going to
Farm Show. Scott
Eckenrode, Rezmont; Jeff
Heisey, and Thomas Arnold
all received trophies for
their animals. Edris’
Garage, Lebanon R 5,
sponsored Eckenrode’s gift;
DeKalb Seed Corn Company,
Lebanon Rl, backed
Heisey’s; and Tom
Morrissey, Reistville, was
benefactor of Arnold’s.
Champion buyer’s trophy
for beef went to the Lebanon
Valley National Bank of
Lebanon. This award was
sponsored by Agway Inc., of
Lebanon.
Swine honors were divided
into three different
categories. Awards were
livestock club honors its own
given for Lebanon Fair hog
winners, 4-H roundup win
ners, and Farm Show
animals.
In August of last year Todd
Brajkovich, took grand
championship honors at the
Lebanon Fair with his hog,
and Bonnie Arnold took the
reserve champion of the
show. She also was the
champion fitter. Her
brother, Tommy Arnold, was
the champion showman. For
these accomplishments,
each received a trophy. Host
Acres Quality Meats,
Reistville, sponsored
Brajkovitches; BHM Farm
Equipment, Annville, and
Agri-Service, Lebanon,
sponsored Miss Arnold’s;
and Lee Ann Yorkshire
Farm, Lebanon Rl, spon
sored Tom Arnold’s.
Champion buyer’s trophy
for that show went to Hat
field Packing Co. Hatfield,
Pa. This trophy was spon
sored by Harry Bachman,
auctioneer, Annville.
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At last year’s 4-H roundup
Edwin Houser, Lebanon R 5,
and his sister Elaine had the
grand and reserve grand
champion swine. Mark C.
Hershey Feeds, Lebanon,
saw to it that Edwin received
a trophy, for this
achievement, and Pioneer
Seed Com, Lebanon Rl,
sponsored Elaine’s gift.
For Farm Show selection.
Jay Bomgardner received
an award from Lil Dutch
Acres, Grantville, and
Bonnie Arnold received a
trophy from Hauck
Manufacturing Company,
Cleona. Champion buyer for
that show was Hatfield
Packing Company, and their
plaque was sponsored by
Bomgardner’s Hampshires,
Annville.
In sheep honors, Julie
Bow, Annville, received a
trophy from Agri-Service for
champion pen of market
lambs; Nicole Emricb,
Annville, received her honor
from John Boger, Annville,
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