—Lancaster Farming. Saturday, August 13, 1977
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Cattle shows held
Senior fitting and showmanship fitting and showmanship class
winner was Dave Wylie, (on right), of competition was some of the best in
Nottingham. Judge for the evening 4-H that he had seen
was Gary Dean, who stated that the
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Three Year Old Cow _ L Howard F - Mark ! West
1. Donald Eastbum. wove
Four Year Old Cow
1. Lane Keen, Jr.
Aged Cows
1. Dean M. Yamall.
Senior Champion Female
Linda Yoder.
Reserve Champion
Senior Female
Dean M. Yamell.
Grand Champion Female
Linda Yoder.
Reserve Grand
Champion Female
Dean M. Yamall.
4-H and FFA Champion
, Female
Linda Yoder.
Best Udder
1. Linda Yoder, 2. Dean M.
Yamall, 3. Susan Pepple, 4.
Donald W. Eastbum.
Senior Get of Sire
1. Lane Keen
Best Three Females
1. Lane Keen, 2. Carl
Yoder.
Dairy Herd
1. Donald Eastburn.
Produce of Dam
1. Lane Keen, 2. Nancy
Yamall, Oxford.
Dam and her
daughter
1. Dean Yarnall, 2. Lane
Keen, 3. Susan Pepple, 4. Ed
Breckbill.
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Showmanship (Age 14-19)
l.Dean Yamall.
Showmanship (Age 8-13)
1 Nancy Yamall.
Fitting (Age 14-19)
1. Lane Keen.
Fitting (Age 8-13)
1. Nancy Yamall.
4-H BEEF SHOW
After a drenching down
pour, the Chester County 4-H
Beef Club Goshen Fair show
was held August 6. Ap
proximately twenty-five
animals were shown. Judge
of the show was Gary Dean,
of Strasburg.
rne grand champion steer
was shown by Bill Wylie,
Nottingham, RD2. The
reserve champion steer was
shown by Dave Wylie, who is
a brother to the shower of the
grand champion steer. The
champion lightweight steer
was also shown by a Wylie,
Ed Wylie.
The champion and reserve
champion steers both came
from the heavyweight
division of the show.
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Complete results of the
show follow:
Angus Heifer
1. Barbara Sickler, West
Chester.
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Admission to Stage
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Hereford Heifers
1. Pattie Maniscalco,
Kennett Square; 2. Richard
Maniscalco, Kennett
Square; 3. Sheila Fairbaim,
West Chester.
Lightweight Steer Projects
1. Ed Wylie, Nottingham;
2. Richard West
< Chester; 3. Eileen Fairbaim,
West Chester; 4. Ginny
Coleman, West Chester.
Middleweight Steer Projects
1. Barbara Sickler, 2.
Debbie Darlington,
Pocopson; 3. Joan Anderson,
Pocopson; 4. Jimmy An
derson, Pocopson.
Heavyweight Steer Projects
1. Bill Wylie, 2. Dave
Wylie, 3. Ted Teaford,
Montgomery Co., 4. Dawn
Gidner, Thornton.
First year Fitting
and Showmanship
1. Richard Maniscalo,
Kennett Square; 2. Lynda
Coleman, West Chester; 3.
Dana Guthrie, West Chester;
4. Patty Maniscalo.
Junior Fitting
and Showmanship
1. Debbie Darlington,
Pocopson; 2. Eileen Fair
baim, West Chester; 3. Joan
Anderson, 4. Sheila Fair
baim.
Senior Fitting
and Showmanship
1. Dave Wylie, 2. Ted
Teaford, 3. Barbara Sickler,
4. Dawn Gidner.
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MVniI7AV PROUDLY PRESENTED BY
fi mJ WV a. GRANGE, FFA & 4 H GROUPS
TUNKHANNOCK -
Kenneth E. Grube has joined
Sire Power’s laboratory staff
as quality control manager.
In his new position, Grube
will assist in processing,
storing, and distribution of
Sire Power semen. He will
monitor semen quality and
initiate new programs.
Additionally, he will spend
time in the field, on a lim
ited basis, working with Sire
SEE ON DISPLAY AT THE
KUTZTOWN FAIR
AUGUST 15-20.1977
• Berg ring drive unloader
• Berg stable cleaners
• Berg ventilation system
• Papec board feeders & belt feeders
• Farmway stable cleaners
• Ritchie waterers
• Northco sew-o-matic
• Ideal hog feeders
• Agromatic manure pump
• Wetmore grinder-blower silo filler.
FOR MORE INFORMATION CONTACT:
GUTSHALL’S SILO REPAIR
R.D.I, Womelsdorf, Pa.
Phone 717-933-4616
AND
Sire Power hires Grube
TRACTOR PULLING
CONTEST
6 30 P.M.
EASTERN DISTRICT
HOLSTEIN SHOW
GROOMING CONTEST... 12 NOON
JUDGING OF SHEEP
DAIRY FITTING &
SHOWMANSHIP CONTEST .. 6 P.M.
HOLSTEIN DAIRY
CATTLE JUDGING 10 A.M.
COLORED DAIRY
BREEDS JUDGING 4 P.M.
CHILDREN’S DAY - 1 TO 5 P.M
12 t UNDER SAIA WORTH OF
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DRIVING CONTEST 9 SO A.M.
FFA LIVESTOCK
JUDGING CONTEST 1 P.M.
FFA4 4-H DAIRY
JUDGING CONTEST
CHILDREN’S DAY - 1 TO 5 P.M.
FREE ADMISSION
TO ALL CHILDREN 12 & UNDER
‘250
WORTH OF
PRIZES
to be given away to the children todayi
Power personnel
dairymen.
Grube, a native of Lititz,
Pa., graduated from
Delaware Valley College in
1975 with a B.S. in Dairy
Science. He recently
received his M.S. Degree in
Reproductive Physiology
from Virginia Polytechnic
Institute and State
University.
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