Al2—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, February 28,1981
Lebanon Livestock 4-H’ers earn trophies
SCHAFFERSTOWN - Tuesday
evening marked the final step in
the 1980 show year for members of
the Lebanon County 4-H Livestock
Club During their annual awards
banquet, members finally became
the proud owners of trophies they
had earned as far back as August.
In the beef club, two grand
champion steer trophies were
awarded, both to young women of
the club Terne Schaeffer received
the award for the top Lebanon Fair
steer, while Kelly Heisey took
home the trophy for the best
Roundup steer and steer showman
Even the buyer of the grand
champion steer at Roundup was
awarded a trophy This year, as in
the past several years, the trophy
went to Lebanon Valley National
Bank.
First-year 4-H’er Daryl
Grumbme clutched his first grand
championship trophy for
exhibiting the grand champion hog
during competition at the Lebanon
Fair last August The youth was
also selected champion fitter at the
Fair for which he received another
trophy on Tuesday evening
Tom Arnold was awarded the
trophy for exhibiting the grand
champion hog at Roundup last
December, along with a trophy for
being selected champion showman
at Roundup, too
Buyers of the two grand
champion hogs also were given
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trophies for their support of the 4-h
program These went to Hatfield
Packing and People s National
Bank
It was almost a clean sweep for
the Bow sisters when leader Henry
Emrich began calling out the
trophy recipients, names Melanie
had an armful of trophies for
champion ewe, champion
showman, champion fitter, and
reserve champion market lamb
Sister Julie didn’t go back empty
handed she carried with her
trophies for her champion ram,
champion market lamb, and
champion pen of market lairbs
Julie also was recognized as
finishing third in the state 4-H
sheep shearing competition last
year.
Lebanon Plaza Merchants'
Association accepted the trophy
for buying the champion market
lamb. And Nicole Emrich received
a trophy for her reserve champion
pen of market lambs
Other beef and hog awards went
to Rodney Bomgardner, reserve
champion Fair steer, Farm Show
steer and champion steer fitter at
Roundup, Brett Eberly, champion
steer showman, Dorene Eberly,
champion steer fitter, Bryan
Eberly, champion buddy steer and
Farm Show steer. Judi Early,
Farm Show steer, Kim Weiant,
Farm Show steer, Paul Miller,
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jmpions of the Lebanon 4-H Livestock juser, jrrie ieffer, Dorene Eberly,
CLub in 1980 included, from left, back row, Rodney Bomgardner, Daryl Grumbine, and
Tom Arnold, Brett Eberly, Julie Bow, Kelly Melanie Bow.
Heisey, and Mark Deaven; front row, Edwin
Farm Calendar
Today, February 28
Fruit growers annual meeting,
Knouse Foods cafeteria, Peach
Gien, 9am
Cecil County tree pruning
demonstration, Vernon & Emily
Shoun farm, 437 Blake Rd,
north of Flkton
Elizabethtown Young Farmers
banquet, 7 pm, Hostettei s
Restaurant, Mt Joy
Lancaster County FFA meats
judging contest, Kunzler s.
Manor St, Lancaster
Monday, March I
Dairy-Livestock Day, Keller Bldg ,
Penn State, 9 30 a m
Home vegetable gardening, 7 30-
930 pm, Farm &. Home
Center
Frederick County, Md ag week
begins, Fredencktown, Md,
continues through Saturday
Pa Farm Equipment Manufac
turers meeting, 530 pm,
Sunnyside Restaurant, Carlisle
Monday, March 3
Lancaster County Daw' n ■ ”
am-3 30 pm, Farm and
Home Center
Beekeepers pre-spring meeting, 7-
9pm, Farm & Home Center,
Lancaster
New Castle County DHIA meeting,
7pm, Pencades Grange Hall,
Glasgow, Del
Ephrata Aiea Young Farmeis
meeting on pesticide cer
tification and recertification,
745 pm, high school ag
department
Wednesday, March 4
Lancaster Conservation District
Boai d meeting, 730 pm.
Farm & Home Center
Pa Potato Growers Institute, Host
Town, > Lancastei, continues
tomorrow
National Farmers Organization
grain marketing seminar, 9 30
a m -3 p m , Warrington Motor
Lodge, Rt fall, north of Willow
Grove
Lancaster poultry meeting, 7 30
p m , Farm & Home Center
Smoketown, PA
PH: 717-299-2571
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Schuylkill County Dairy Day, lu
am -3 pm, Goodwill Fire
Company, Cressona
Thursday, March 5
Third Annual Farm Equipment
Expo, Farm Show Building,
Harrisburg, continues through
Saturday
Lancaster County Foultiy
Association educational
meeting, 7 30 pm, Faun i.
Home Center
Tree truit growers meeting, y ,i 0
a m -3 30 p m, Farm & Home
Center
Lancaster Farmers Association
Women s Committee safety
seminar, 7 pm, Youth loi
Christ Center, New Danville
Pedigrees & Dairy Herd Im
provement meeting, Berlin
Bi others Valley High Vo-Ag
Room, Bpm
Friday, March b
Twin Valley FFA banquet, 7pm,
high school catetena
York-Adams Guernsey Breedeis
annual meeting, 7 pm
Avaiong, Farms Restaurant,
Yoik
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Union Mill Soil Service
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BERLIN
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BERWICK
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BEYER
Marshall Equipment
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CHAMBERSBURG
Wayne Feeds
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COLUMBIA CROSS ROADS
Lonjenecker Feed Store
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DOYLESTOWN
Schmalz Brothers
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GETTYSBURG
JohnJ Hess
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GRANtILLE SUMMIT
William Keppier
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HAMBURG
Jim Landis
Phone (215)562 8347
HARLEYSVILLE
Abram G Metz
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UNCASTER
Farmer s Supply Co
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MAXATAWNY
Kellers Lime Spreading
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McVEYTOWN
William S Kenepp
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MEYERSOALE
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MIDDLETOWN
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MILL HALL
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MORGANTOWN
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NEW BLOOMFIELD
John Adams
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NEWBURG
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NEWBURG
Curtis Myers
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NORTHAMPTON
Edward Werner
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OSTERBURG
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RICHFIELD
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SHIPPENSBURG
Cumberland Valley Co
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SOUDERTON
Moyer I, Sons
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STEVENS
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SPRING GROVE
Carlton Seed Co
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TAMAQUA
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TURBOTV&LE
John Hershey
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WELLSVILLE
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WESTFIELD
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