The reserve grand champion steer was shown by 18-year
old Margaret Hughes of R 1 Portage, Cambria Co. Presenting
the winner’s plaque is Bob Miller, Woodsboro, Md.
Lancaster’s Fred Weaver concentrates on showing off his
Chianina steer. Although Fred didn't capture any champion's
award, his enthusiasm and showmanship effort were blue
ribbon winners.
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Chianina Field Day
(Continued from Page 02)
the grand finale of the day. Ser
ving as judges were Ken Brubaker
and Bill Fairbairn, Genetics
Unlimited. Participation was
outstanding, from the 18 seniors
and 24 intermediates who com
peted down to the 20 junior
showmen. The youngest com
petitor was 8-year-old Garth
Sweigard, Halifax.
Helpmg to make the annual field
day a success were Jim Glass and
Fred Frey, directors of the Nor
theast Association, along with
Galen Dreibelbis, president
The event, which was formerly
held at Lauxmont Farms,
Wnghtsville, was supported by
numerous ag businesses and in
dividuals who donated the lunch,
trophies, ribbons, and cash
awards. These included; Agway,
Inc., Lebanon; BHM Farm
Equipment, Inc., Annville;
Dr. Carl Brothers, East Berlin;
Chemcro Fertilizer Co., East
Petersburg; Creutzburg, Inc.,
Paradise; CEI Bull'Stud Inc., East
Princeton, MA; Evergreen
Tractor, Inc., Lebanon; Galen E.
Dreibelbis, State College; Walter
M. Dunlap & Sons, Livestock
Brokers, Lancaster; Jim
Foreman, Hershey; Fred Frey,
Quarryville; June Frey,
Quarryville; James Glass,
Glenside; Herr Potato Chips, Inc.,
Nottingham; Dwayne Messick,
Elizabethtown; Messick Farm
Equipment Co, Elizabethtown; Dr.
Lee Miller, Woodsboro, MD;
Lauxmont Farms, Wrightsville;
Lebanon Valley Implement Co.,
Richland; Sears, Roebuck & Co.,
Eastern Catalog Administrative
Group; Sperry New Holland, New
Holland; Stamer Grain & Feed,
New Oxford; Umbergers Mill,
Fontanna; Vintage Sales Stable,
Paradise; Whitewood Farm, The
Plains, VA; York Area Chamber of
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, August 29,1911—D3
Commerce; York Bank & Trust
Co., York.
Show results are:
Class 1
1 V Hess 2 K Ranch 3 G Gmden 4 M
Webster 5 S Steen
Class 2
I S Steen 2 W Wilson 3 G Sweigard 4 6
Fisher 5 T Baker
Class 3
I K Fought 2 B Coyne 3 D Krause, 4 D
Eberly 5 F Grayson
Class 4
1 S Gilmore 2 K Fisher 3 Sweigard 4 K
hfeisey 5 C Hopple
Class 5
I E Frey 2 K Sweigard 3 K Fisher 4 W
•Hess 5 B Eberly
Class 6
1 J Kohr 2 B Kimmel 3 T Groff 4 B
Gilmore 5 G Hostetler
Class?
1 J Waltz 2 H Hcisey 3 V Oatley 4 J Waltz
5 T Hess
Class t
1 W Wilson 2 W Hess 3 A Fought 4 T
Gordon 5 S Gruber
Class 9
I J Ymgst champion 2 M Hughes reserve
champion 3 J Koding 4 J Fair 5 A Newland
HEIFERS
Fullblood
1 K Brothers champion
Black heifers
Class!
I V Oatley 2 E Frey
Stream protection
workshops
The protection
ot Lancaster County streams will,
be the topic of three different
workshops to be held at the Farm
'and Home Center, here on Sep
tember 21,28 and October 8.
The three sessions are designed
to discuss different areas of
stream resource and protection
programs in Lancaster County.
—The September 21 session will
provide an overview of the three
presentations and discuss those
streams in the county which are
designated as high quality streams
and why special protection
measures are used to keep them
this way.
—September 28, this session will
discuss the designation of certain
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I J Ymgst champion 2 S Gruber 3 J Mayer.
4 B Metch 5 J Kobr --
Class 3
1 A Schubert res champion 2 p Gilmore 3
T Brown 4 B Fisher
1 B Miller 2 K Ranck
Class 2
1 S Ymgst, champion, 2 B Gilmore 3 R
Brothers 4 EG Moore
1 S Gilmore res champion 2 S Messick 3 D
Moore 4 F Frey
1 Julie Ymgst 2 Tim Ymgst 3 Brady Gilmore
4 Diane Krause 5 Gerald Hess
1 Willie Wilson 2 Jamie Kohr 3 Michelle Dean
4 Chad Cash 5 Fritz Frey
1 Jay Reiff, 2 Aliyson Sheafler 3 Samuel
Ymgst 4 GawnGrm 5 Tim Foreman
1 Christy Kohr 2 Tim Hess 3 Berry Morefield
4 VaughOatley 5 Jan Waltz
1 Lancaster Co Jan Waltz Jay Reiff Michelle
Dean Brian Hess 2 Shenandoah Va Todd
Brown Leslie Morefield Berry Morefield Adrian
Brown 3 Cumberland Co Allison Sheatfer Chris
Hopple Sandy Hopple Kim Hopple 4 Twin Oak
Cowboys Bill Coyne Fritz Frey Ernie Frey Todd
Groff 5 Hesses Wayne Hess Gerald Hess Tim
Hess
1 John Fought 2 Wes McAllister 3 Gerald
Hess 4 Abe Hess 5, Frank Morefield
Women s
1 Lorraine Krause 2 Sandra Brown 3 Sarah
Fought 4 Marsha Gruber 5 Bitty Fought
scheduled
streams as Scenic Rivers. The
roles of local, county and state
governments in this designation
will also be discussed.
—October 8, this session will
include presentations by the
Planning Commission, Con
servation District, and Watershed
Associates on their roles in the
protection and enhancement
streams within the county.
The free sessions are designed
for local government officials,
educators, farmers, landowners,
and other citizens interested in
protecting streams.
For more mformatin about the
sessions call the Lancaster County
Conservation District Service 299-
5361.
Telephone: /3\ (717) 886-6581
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