—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, November 11,1978
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Cheryl Newton shows champion Polled Hereford
HARRISBURG - A Bed
ford County exhibitor won
the grand champion heifer
honor at the Keystone In
ternational livestock Ex
position setting the pace for
many other Pennsylvania
winners.
Cheryl Newton of
Schellsburg took the title
with her early junior
yearling, “FLF Lady Beef
1,” which also was named
the senior champion heifer.
The reserve grand champion
heifer, a senior, was shown
by Eric Van Boron of Venus,
which was also named
champion heifer calf.
Cheryl Newton also took
the junior champion heifer
title with “FLF Miss Fancy
1,” a late summer yearling.
The reserve junior champion
heifer, also a late summer
yearling, was shown by
Falklands Farms of Schells
burg, with “FLF Miss
Vic 69 30.” Falklands Farms
won ten major awards last
year. Falklands also showed
this year’s reserve cham
pion heifer calf, a junior,
“FLF Miss Stylish H.”
Huckelberry Farms of
Smitbsburg, Maryland, had
the reserve senior champion
heifer, an early junior
yearling, “HHF GK Vinnie
1-2 J.”
In the Polled Hereford bull
judging, William J. Grey of
Whip-o-Will Farm-Falklands
Farm, Schellsburg, won the
grand champion bull title
with his late junior yearling,
“Greystone Trustee.”
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“Greystone” was also
named the junior champion
bull. The reserve grand
champion bull, “FLF Domst
Banner 1,” a junior bull calf,
was shown by Falklands
Farms, and was also named
the champion bull calf.
Falklands Farms also
exhibited the reserve junior
champion bull, “FLF Victor
D 69 21,” a late summer
yearling, and was also
named the premier exhibitor
and premier breeder for the
second straight year.
The reserve champion bull
calf was “RGL Supreme
Mupf 9J,” a winter bull call
shown by Stanley Boron of
Venus. The senior champion
bull was an early junior
yearling, ‘‘Royal
Marksman,” exhibited by
Spring Bottom Farms of
Fairfield.
Junior Heifer Calves,
calved January-1, 1978 and
after; 1. Falklands Farm,
Schellsburg, 2. Jeff W.
Claycomb, Osterburg,
Winter Heifer Calves,
calved November-Decemb
er, 1978; 1. Marci Lynn
Boron, Venus; 2. J. R. Polled
Herefords, Poolesville, Md.;
3. Spring Bottom Farm,
Fairfield; 4. Jeff W.
CJaycomb.
Senior Heifer Calves,
calved September - October,
1978; 1. Eric Van Boron; 2.
William D. Metch,
Flemington, NJ; 3.
Huckleberry Hall Farms,
Smithsburg, Md.; 4. Jeff K.
Claycomb.
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Late Summer Yearling Reserve Senior Champion
Heifers, claved July-August, Heifer, Huckleberry Hall
1978; 1, Cheryl Newton, Farms.
Grand Champion Heifer,
Farm, 3. Mara Lynn Boron, Cheryl Newton.
Reserve Grand Champion
Bsrodrd Ann M&tcn « _»t n
Flemington,NJ. Heifer, Enc Van Boron.
Early Summer Yearling Junior Bull Calves, calved
Heifers, calved May-June, January 1,1978 and after; 1.
1978; 1. Huckleberry Hall Falklands Farm; 2. JDH
Farms; 2. Jeff W. Polled Herefords, Dover; 3.
Claycomb; 3. Michael R. J. R. PblledHerefords, John
Novak, Flemington,NJ. Reed.
Late Junior Yearling Winter Bull Calves, calved
Heifers, calved March-April, Ndvember-December, 1977;
1978; 1. Falklands Farm, 1. Stanley L. Boron, Sr; 2. J.
Cheryl Newton, Schellsburg; r. Polled Hereford, John
2. Gregory L. Snyder, New Reed; 3. J. R. Polled
Tripoli; 3. J. R. Polled Hereford John Reed.
Herefords, John Reed,
Polesville; 4. Huckleberry
Hall Farms.
Early Junior Yearling
Heifers, calved January-
February, 1978; 1. Cheryl
Newton, Falklands Farm; 2.
Huckleberry Hall Farms; 3.
and 4. Walnut Hill Farm,
Smithsburg, Md.
Senior Yearling Heifers,
calves September thru
December, 1976; 1. J. R.
Polled Herefords, John
Reed, Poolesviße, Md.; 2.
Jeff K. Claycomb; 3. Jeff W.
Claycomb.
Champion Heifer Calf,
Eric Van Boron.
Reserve Champion Heifer
Calf, Falklands Farms.
Junior Champion Heifer,
Cheryl Newton.
Reserve Junior Champion
Heifer, Falklands Farms.
Senior Champion Heifer,
Cheryl Newton.
Senior Bull Cavles, calved
September-October, 1977; 1.
J.R. Polled Hereford, John
Reed.
Late Summer Yearling
Bulls, calved July-August,
1977; 1. Falklands Farm.
Early Summer Yearling
Bulls, calved May-June; 1.
JDH Polled Hereford, & C. J.
Furlong; 2. Huckleberry
Hall Farms.
Late Junior Yearling
Bulls, calved March-April,
1977; 1. Wm. J. Gray, Whip
-0 Will Farm-Falklands,
Falklands Farm,
Schellsburg; 2. Huckleberry
Hall Farms; 3. Falklands
Farm; 4. Huckleberry Hall
Farms.
Early Junior Yearling
Bulls, calved January-
February, 1977; Spring
Bottom Farm, Fairfield.
Champion Bull Calf,
Falklands Farm.
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Reserve Champion Bull
Calf, Stanley L. Boron, Sr.
Junior Champion Bull,
Wm. J. Gray, Whip-o-Will
Farm-Falklands Farm..
Reserve Junior Champion
Bull, Falklands Farms.
Senior Champion Bull,
Spring Bottom Farm.
Grand Champion Bull,
Wm. J. Gray, Whip-o-Will
Farm-Falklands Farm.
Fetterolf honored as
outstanding FFAmember
HARRISBURG - Kenneth
D. Fetterolf, Centre Hall Rl,
was honored November 4, at
the Pennsylvania Livestock
' Association’s annual awards
banquet for being Penn
sylvania’s Outstanding FFA
member.
Kenneth, the 18 year old
son of Mr. and Mrs. Dean
Fetterolf, was selected
because he established
himself in livestock farming
through individual initiative,
sincere work, and his
vocational agricultural
occupational experience
projects.
Kenneth’s present self
owned farming program
includes 12 brood sows, 50
market hogs, and 13 steers.
Nationally he is active
through the United States
Duroc Swine Registry, the
Hampshire Swine Registry,
and the American Cheviot
Sheep Association. In ad
dition he assists in a major
DIRECTIONS:
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River Road, turn left about 3 miles to Turkey Hill
Dairy Farm on right.
Reserve Grand Champion
Bull, Falklands Farm.
Get-of-Sire; Huckleberry
Hall Farms.
Best Six l.
Falklands Farm; 2.
Huckleberry Hall Farms.
Premier Exhibitor,
Falklands Farm.
Premier Breeder,
Falklands Farm.
way with all other respon
sibilities on the home farm.
His career objective is to
become a well recognized „
swine farmer. ™
Kenneth said he“set goals
for himself to have a suc
cessful farming program
and to receive local chapter
and state degrees.
Leadership activities are
an important part of Ken
neth’s life. He has served as
vice-president of the Penns
Valley High School FFA
chapter and was a delegate
to the National FFA Con
vention. Kenneth has also
exhibited at the Keystone
International Livestock
Exposition.
Kenneth’s vocational
agriculture teachers are
John Ishler and Dennis
Milhoan.
The Pennsylvania
Livestock Association
presented Kenneth with a
plaque and a $5O savings
bond. „
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