A3o—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, October 10,1981
Chester countian exhibits KILE
HARRISBURG - The grand
champion Angus temale ot this
year’s Keystone International
Livestock Exposition was an April
junior yearling called Kruegers
Scaara of Syre. This fancy female
was exhibited by Chester County’s
Greg Krueger and family ot
Genetics Unlimited, Inc., West
Grove.
The grand champion Sayre
Patriot daughter came out on top
ot a class lineup ot 17 entries and
went on to take the junior cham
pion’s title before being lagged
grand champ by judge Pete
Sweeney, East Lansing, Michigan.
Genetics Unlimited, Inc. along
with Jayhawk and William Greggs
and Sons also exhibited the reserve
champion intermediate bull, Sayre
Patriot 10M.
An Angus entry trom neigh
boring Lancaster County also
captured a champion’s ribbon
during the Monday show. Fritz
Frey ot Quarryville led his junior
heifer calf to the top of her class
and on to take reserve junior
champion honors. Twin Oaks
Frisky Ann is a'Thomas Chaps
daughter out ot a Twin Oaks dam.
And two Angus entries from the
neighboring county to the north.
Dauphin County, won in the bull
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competition. Monique Sweigard ot
Halifax exhibited her April junior
yearling bull to the top ot his class
before taking the reserve junior
champion title. MVAF Power Play
0099 is the son ot the Penn State
national champion bull, PS Power
Play. And the semor champion bull
title went to HE Innovator,
exhibited by Hunting Farm and
Mountain View Angus Farms,
Halifax.
The remaining Angus cham
pionships went to out ot state
exhibitors.
Deborah M. Rishel ot Mc-
Cordsville, Indiana exhibited the
reserve grand champion temale,
Evelyn Mane 001 ot RAF, the
reserve junior champion temale.
Ascent Angus of Oakland,
Illinois, exhibited the champion
junior heiter call. Ascent Camilla
Anne 11, and also the reserve
junior bull calf champion, Ascent
Northern Charger. Ascent Angus
was named the premier exhibitor
and premier breeder of the show.
The semor champion heifer cait
was shown by Premier Angus, Inc.
and Joel W. Stivers of Pittston,
New Jersey. Their entry was
Premier Blackbird 2927 U. A
Connecticut entry, Fairfield
Euthalla 014, shown by Fairfield
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/eg . .ueger ai
exhibited the grand Champion Angus female at
Monday’s Keystone international Livestock
Exposition. Pictured with the Gengtics
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iieifer
Unlimited, Inc. prize heifer are: from left,
Judge Pete Sweeney, Dr. Robert Owen, Dr.
Jim Evans, Dr. Rick Steel, and Greg Krueger.
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