—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, October 15,1977
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Lancaster County youths win
TIMONIUM, Md - Youth
from Lancaster County
placed high in the recent
Eastern National Livestock
Show held at Timomum,
Maryland In the market
lamb event, they dominated
the scene, winning all but a
single reserve grand
championship in the event.
Sarah Lynn Brubaker, the
daughter of Mr and Mrs.
Clyde Brubaker, Lancaster,
showed the grand champion
market lamb of the show.
The lamb exhibited was a 115
pound Suffolk wether
The grand champion pair
of market lambs were shown
by Christian Herr, the son of
Dr. and Mrs Robert Herr,
Narvon R 2. His two Hamp
shire lambs weighed 210
pounds
Barbara Herr, the sister of
Christian, had the reserve
grand champion pair of
market lambs, showing
Suffolks averaging a weight
of 123 pounds.
In the interstate livestock
judging contest at
Timonium, the Lancaster
County 4-H team placed
fourth, earning 2,383 points
of a possible 2,700. Samuel
Long, Peach Bottom R 2, was
the high individual judge of
the 47 contestants entered on
12 different teams. His final
scoie was a total 836. points
out of a possible 900.
Long also was named high
individual judge in giving
oral reasons for his placmgs
and was the contest’s high
individual in judging the
sheep. Sarah Brubaker was
named the second high judge
in the beef cattle division.
In the judging event, the
contestants judged 12
classes of livestock, four of
hogs, five of beef, and three
of sheep. They were also
required to give oral reasons
for their class placmgs on
‘ wo classes of each
In overall ranking, Miss
Brubaker was namer 15th
individual, Judy Zim
merman, Ephrata Rl, was
named 24th, and Debra
Carmean 31st.
In other sheep results, the
Brubakers were named the
premier exhibitors in the
Hampshire sheep breeding
show. This award was
presented to the exhibitor
winning the most money in
the individual and group
classes. They had showed
the breed champion ram,
and taken first place entries
with their yearlmg ram,
junior ram, yearlmg ewe,
pen of four lambs, and
breeder’s flock
The Herrs also showed the
champion and reserve
champion Dorset rams and
the reserve champion ewe.
They also had first place
entries in the breeder’s flock
and pen of four lambs.
Celsius temperatures named for meat
CHICAGO. 111. - As the
nation continues to gear up
for the change to the metric
system in the United States,
the meat industry is keeping
in step. The National Live
Stock and Meat Board has
announced recom
mendations for the degree of
doneness on the Celsius scale
for beef, pork, lamb and
veal.
Reba Staggs, Director of
at Timonium
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Bob Evans paid $2O per pound for the grand champion Market Lamb of the
Eastern National Livestock Show, exhibited by Sarah Brubaker, 15-year-old 4-
Herfrom Lancaster, Pa.
In the sale of the market
lambs, Miss Brubaker’s
grand champion market
lamb sold for $2O a pound,
being bought by Bob Evans
Farms Inc , Columbus, Ohio,
Christian Herr’s grand
champion pair of Hampshire
wethers brought a price of
$2.20 per pound, sold to
Henry W. Stapf Inc., a
Baltimore meat packer.
Staph also bought the
reserve champion pen of two
lambs, shown by Barbara
mendations are being made
to thermometer manufac-
turers, equipment
manufacturers and
educators. For beef-rare 60
degrees C, Medium 70
degrees C, and well done 75
degrees C. These are con
verted from the Fahrenheit
recommendations of 140
degrees F. for rare, 160
degrees F. for medium and
170 degrees F. for well done
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Herr, at a price of $1.40 a
pound.
Miss Brubaker’s cham
pion Dorset was sold to
Stapn for a price of $1.30 per
pound. Margaret Herr’s
reserve champion Dorset
was sold to Furman H.
Hendrix Inc. for a price of
$1.05 per pound.
In the county lamb group
class, five wethers shown by
Miss Brubaker, her brother
Kenneth Brubaker, and
Margaret, Barbara, and
otf to the nearest multiple of
5
It is recommended that
fresh pork reach an internal
temperature of 75 degrees C.
For cook-before-eating hams
the meat thermometer
should register 70 degrees C;
“fully-cooked” hams should
reach 60 degrees C., if they
are heated for serving hot;
cured and smoked picnics
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Christian Herr won the
class.
In the junior steer show
the Lancaster County team
of five animals placed third.
Steers shown in the group
were owned by George
Metzler, East Petersburg;
Debra Carmean, East
Petersburg; Robert Hess,
Lancaster R. 2; Debra
Greider, Columbia R 2; and
Darlene Huyard, Leola.
registers 60 degrees C,
medium 70 degrees C to 80
degrees C (170-180 degrees
F.) Veal shoiuld be cooked to
well-done or 75 degrees C.
These recommendations
were determined after
consultation with meat
scientists, food
technologists, home
economics researchers and
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