—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, May 14, 1977
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UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa.
- Pewter mugs, plaques,
magazine subscriptions, and
wrist watches were among
the prizes awarded April 30
at the 60th Little In
ternational Livestock Ex
position at The Pennsylvania
State University. The show
was. sponsored by the Block
and Bridle Club with support
from the Department of
Dairy and Animal Science.
Alumni and others wanting
to promote student interest
in livestock donated the
prizes.
Many hours of work on his
Angus heifer paid off for
Gregory McKean of Mercer,
a sophomore in animal in
dustries. McKean captured
the title of grand champion
showman. He was also
selected champion beef
fitter, champion beef
showman, champion Angus
fitter, and champion Angus
showman.
The reserve grand
champion showman was
Gregory Snyder, .a senior in
animal industries from New
Tripoli. He won initial honors
with a Dorset ewe. Snyder
swept the sheep competition
by winning champion sheep
showman, champion sheep
fitter, champion Dorset
showman, reserve champion
Anugs showman, and
reserve champion Angus
fitter. Virginia “Ginger”
Stokes from Westtown won
the titles of reserve cham
pion beef fitter and cham
pion Crossbred fitter. Carl
McCullough of Mercer took
top honors in the Charolais
show as champion Charolais
showman and champion
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Charolais fitter. Gary
Petersen of York followed
closely as reserve champion
Charolais showman and
reserve champion Charolais
fitter.
Champion Hereford
showman was Carl Egolf of
Schellsburg and champion
Hereford fitter was Diane
Cotter of Monroeville.
Timothy Livingston of Dover
was reserve champion
Hereford showman and
Bonnie Stover of Sunbury
was reserve champion
Hereford fitter. In the
Crossbred show, Lawrence
“Les” McAllister from
Oxford was champion
corssbred showman and
Amy Margolin of Levjttown
won both reserve champion
crossbred showman and
reserve champion crossbred
fitter.
Taking the second highest
honors in the sheep division
were Kathleen Hayes of
Somerville, N.J., who was
chosen reserve champion
sheep showman after she
secured the title champion
Suffolk showman, and Cindy
Stockdale of Dayton who was
reserve champion sheep
fitter and reserve champion
Dorset fitter. Marilyn
“Mimi” Bathe from Pitt
sburgh won champion
Southdown showman ad
preserve champion South
down showman and reserve
champion Southdown fitter.
Champion Southdown fitter
was Barbara David of Mars
and reserve champion
Southdown showman was
Barbara Peck of Pittsburgh.
Joan Liesau of Spring City
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was reserve champion
Dorset showman.
Winners with Suffolk sheep
were Carol Shoener of
Scranton, champion Suffolk
fitter, Diane Jordan of
Greensburg, reserve
champion Suffolk fitter, and
John Walter of Holidaysburg
reserve champion Suffolk
showman.
Daniel Baum of
Elizabethtown captured top
prizes in the swine division
as champion swine showman
and champion -Yorkshire
showman. Robert Wagner of
Pittsburgh performed
equally well as champion
swine fitter and champion
Yorkshire fitter. Michael
State from Homer City was
reserve champion Yorkshire
showman and Gary T. Oakes
of Jackson Center was
reserve champion Yorkshire
fitter.
Mark Durdach of Dun
more won reserve champion
swine showman and
champion Duroc showman.
C.H. McCutcheon of New
Wilmington was reserve
champion swine fitter and
champion Duroc fitter. The
reserve champion swine
fitter and champion Duroc
fitter. The reserve champion
champion Duroc showman
was Mary Fazio from Pitt
sburgh, and reserve
champion fitter was
Rebecca Raschke of
Bethlehem.
Winning the horse show
were Jana Mellott from
McConnellsburg, named
champion horse showman,
and Bonny Beck from
Punxsutawney, champion
horse fitter. Terry Coon of
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and reserve champion horse
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The awards- banquet for
the 60th Little International
was officiated by Chester
Huges, show manager, from
Portage. Mr. Richard
Kuzemcbak of State College
was the guest of honor with
the show dedicated to him.
Mr. Kuzemchak -is the
shepherd at Penn State.
Professor Glenn R. Kean,
advisor to the Block and
Bridle Club, presented the
Glenn R. Kean Award for the
hard working un
derclassman to Rebecca
Perkins of East
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