Fought shows Cumberland’s grand champ steer
CARLISLE - Karen
Fought of North Middlesex
Road, Carlisle, exhibited the
grand champion steer
during the Cumberland
County 4-H Roundup, held
last week at the Carlisle
Livestock Market
Before being tagged grand
champion, the steer was
selected as the top mid
dleweight entry by Judge
Robert Herr, Narvon
The reserve champion
steer was shown by Chris
Hopple of R 2 Mechanic
sburg. Both of these 4-H
received the County Champion Award at the 1980
Cumberland County 4-H Beef and Lamb Roundup.
WATER THAT WONT QUIT
Ritchie Fountains deliver Even in the dead of winter they are out
there working You re not
Weatherproof You bet they are Heating systems and efficient
insulation keep water ice free just set the Watt Watcher™ ther
mostat for minimal energy use Big-throated non-stick plastic valves
keep water gushing in Each of your cows get all the water they need
to promote peak production
Ritchie Fountains are tough too Quality-built with rugged heavy
galvanized steel and CD 50 expoxy finish to stand up to weather
and barnlot abuse
steers will be competing at
the Farm Show in January
Showmanship awards
were presented to the
following 4-H’ers- Kim
Hopple, R 2 Mechanicsburg;
Junior Champion AUyson
Sheaffer, Carlisle, In
termediate Champion; and
Roxann Leib, R 2
Mechanicsburg, Senior
Champion, in the beef show.
Showmanship awards in the
market lamb classes went
to Susan Roeder, R 7
Carlisle, Junior Champion;
and Angie Fought, R 6
Carlisle, Senior Champion
The following are the class
results
STEERS
Lightweights
I John Wardle 2 Bill Kimme 3 Bill
Wardle 4 Mark Wardle 5 Jeff Wardle
Medium Lightweights
1 Randy Yost 2 Andy Rill 3 BenKutz
4 Keith Baker 5 Roxann Leib
Mediumweights
i Karen Fought 2 Steve Otto 3
Denise Baker 4 David Shultz 5 Ron
Kimmel
Medium Heavyweights
1 Nancy Yorlets 2 Angie Fought 3
Sandy Hopple 4 Ahyson Sheaffer 5
Cheryl Fought
Heavyweights
1 Chris Hopple 2 Karen Nailor 3 Kim
Hopple 4 Gloria Moose 5 Mark Yoder
ipple,
Reserve County Champion Beef.
Why take chances on
anything less than a red
and yellow Ritchie
Fountain 7 Call your
Ritchie dealer for water
that won t quit
SHOWMANSHIP
Junior
1 Kim Hopple 2 Ben Kutz 3 Jeff
Wardle 4 Keith Baker 5 Bill Wardle
Intermediate
1 Allyson Sheaffer 2 Angie Fought 3
Gloria Moose 4 Karen Nailor 5 Bill
Kimmel
Senior
1 Roxann Leib 2 Cheryl Fought 3
Randy Yost 4 Nancy Yorlets 5 Mark
Yoder
LAMBS
Lightweights
1 Beth Roeder 2 Paul Wynn 3
Dwayne Haus 4 Kathy Roeder 5 David
Shultz
Heavyweights
1 Tim Brandt 2 Vickie Holstry 3
Angie Fought 4 Carol Perry 5 Joe
Wynn
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FARM SHOW ENTRIES
1 Carol Perry 2 Paul Wynn 3 Sharon Steers
Hock 4 Joe Wynn 5 MarkLebo Ktm Hopple Bill Kimmel John Wardli
SHOWMANSHIP Roxann Leib Robert Line Denise Bake
Junior Ron Kimmel Gloria Moose Karc
Pairs
1 Susan Roeder 2 Carolyn Myers 3 Fought Cheryl Fought Angie Fougt
Carol Perry 4 Tim Brandt 5 Mehss, Sandy Hopple Nancy Yorlets and Chi
Walker Hopple
Senior
1 Angie Fought 2 Paul Wynn 3
Dwayne Haus A Vickie Holtry 5 Bell
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Cecil County
ELKTON, Md Following are the top ten dairy herds for
Cecil County which are on test with the Cecil County Dairy
Herd Improvement Association
This information is compiled from records received in the
Cecil County Extension Office during the period from October
16 through Nov 15,1980
Cherry Valley Farm
Carroll Davis
Zee M Farm
R D Dempsey & Son
Albeck, Inc
Lovdal Farm
Fred Schrader
Charles Moore
Blair & Cammy Yurkanm
Mt Ararat Farm
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Big 11 tilting discharge auger with 10 ft
reach swings down for slant or horizontal
Angie Fought David Shultz Vfd
Hoftry Dwayne Haus and Susan Roede
lists top 10
October-November 1980
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Market Lambs