9 Pa. youth named to National Jr. Angus board
ST. JOSEPH, Mo. - Dale
Rams, Mercer, was recently
selected to serve as a
director on the board of the
National Junior Angus
Association.
One of 31 candidates,
Rains was selected during
the Junior’s annual meeting
held in Wichita, Kansas in
mid-July. He will serve as
coordinator of the rules
committee.
John Kiesewetter of
Farmington, Illinois, was
elected chairman of the 12-
member board. George
McDonald, Riddleton,
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Tennessee, was chosen vice
chairman and coordinator of
the activities committee.
Other coordinators in
clude: Mark Wyble,
Opelousas, Louisiana,
achievement committee;
Brad Staley, Hampton,
lowa, finance committee;
and Tracey Chapman,
Manchester, Georgia,
communications committee.
Other board members
elected are: Bruce Kroeker,
Hutchinson, Kansas; Jodie
Wallace, Ripley, West
Virginia; Sharon Dmble,
Ann Arbor, Michigan; Julie
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Young Angus breeders joined forces recently to
form the National Junior Angus Association and
elect the first national-junior board of directors.
Pictured with Jerry Lipsey (back row, left), director
of Junior activities for the American Angus
Association, are board members: (front row, left to
right) Julie McMahon, Ft. Smith, Arkansas; Tracy
Crose, Napa, California; Angie Hunt, Milton, In
diana; Tracey Chapman Manchester Georgia;
McMahon, Ft. Smith, national junior board is set
Arkansas; Angie Hunt, for November 16 in
Milton, Indiana; and Tracy Louisville, Kentucky, in
Crose, Napa, California. conjunction with the North
The next meeting of the American International.
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jodie Wallacle, Ripley, West Virginia; Sharon
Diuble, Ann Arbor, Michigan; (back row, left to
right) vice chairman of the board George Mc-
Donald, Riddleton, Tennessee; Mark Wyble,
Opelousas, Louisiana; Dale Rains, Mercer, Penn
sylvania; Brad Staley, hampton, Iowa; Bruce
Kroeker, Hutchinson, Kansas; and chairman of the
board John Kiesewetter, Farmington, Illinois.
Rotating steel blades keep the
silo wall free of silage buildup
(shown without guards)
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