Lancaster farming. (Lancaster, Pa., etc.) 1955-current, September 15, 1979, Image 15

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    • First year 4-H’ers take honors at York show
By DEBRA STRICKLER
YORK- Two newcomers to
the show ring swept the
grand and reserve honors at
the York Fair’s 4-H Beef
Show held Saturday, Sep
tember 8. The show was held
at the York Fairgrounds.
Wayne Stough, Jr. exhibited
the grand champion steer,
while John P. Hausner
followed with the reserve
champion. For both boys, it
was a great achievement as
first year 4-H members.
Wayne Stough, Jr. showed
a Simmental-Cross named
“Smokey” to win the grand
championship. His steer had
been named champion of the
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heavyweight division,
weighing m at 1255 pounds.
Wayne is the nine year old
son of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne
Stough of York. He is a
member of the York County
Baby Beef 4-H Club.
A Polled Hereford
exhibited by eight year old
John P. Hausner of Dover,
RD 2, wai? named reserve
champion of the show.
“Sambo” weighed 1045
pounds and had been chosen
the champion of the light
heavyweight classes.
“Sambo” was bom and
raised on the Hausner farm
operated by John’s parents,
Mr. and Mrs. John Hausner.
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They maintain 30 brood cows
on their farm. This was
Hausner’s first year as a
member of the Davidsburg
4-H Club.
The 4-H Steer Show was
judged by Erskme Cash of
the Pennsylvania State
University.
A showmanship com
petition was held with two
brothers taking top honors.
Bill Wise won the cham
pionship having placed first
m the 13-14 year old age
division. His older brother
Dave earned the reseve
championship of the
showmanship contest. The
Wise brothers are from
Spring Grove.
Steve Gross of Manchester
exhibited the 945 pound
lightweight champion. The
reserve lightweight was
shown by Emily Livingston
of Dover.'
The mediumweight
championships were
awarded to Tim Beck of
Seven Valley and Cathy
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John P. Hausner of Dover exhibited the reserve champion, a Polled Hereford
named “Sambo” at the York Fair 4-H Beef Show. Sambo was born and raised on
his parents’ farm. The judge for the evening was Erskine Cash of Penn State.
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ie grai . champion at the York 4-H Beef Show was shown by Wayne Stough,
Jr. of York. The Simmentai-cross was champion of the heavyweight division.
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