A2B—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, September 10,1983
AUGUSTA, N.J. - A featured
event at the 1963 Sussex County
Farm and Horse Show was the first
annual sheep shearing contest
sponsored by the county’s Sheep
Breeder’s Association.
Winning the Senior Men's
Division was Mik Brodhecker,
Newton, N.J. Katherine Tyler,
Glen Arm, Md., won the Senior
Women’s Division and Jeffrey
Traver, Pleasant Valley, N.Y.,
won the Junior Men’s Division.
For the contest, each contestant
was required to shear two sheep
using his own shearing equipment
and a 50-foot extension cord. Both
sheep had to be sheared for a
possible 100 points from the judges.
Other winners were; Senior
Men’s Division, William Mac-
Cauley, Atglen, second; Senior
Women’s Division, Carla
Kostelmk, Newton, N.J., second
and Judy Watlerdorff, York, third;
Junior Men’s Division, Bill Ot
taway. Pleasant Valley, N.Y.,
second, and David Albert, Trout
Run, third.
In addition to the shearing
contest, livestock and dairy shows
were held. The results are as
follows:
OPEN SHEEP SHOW
Junior Suffolk Show
Champion Junior Ram
Shawn Thayer
Reserve Champion Ram
Nicholas Ktose
Champion Ewe
Kimberly Thayer
Reserve Champion Ewe
Lehigh County FFA
BORDER CHEVIOT
Champion Ewe
Doohttle’s Farm
Reserve Champion Ewe
Mike Koehler
SOUTHDOWN
Champion Ram
Kimberly Thayer
Reserve Champion Ram
Lone Stauble
COLUMBIA
Champion Ram
Andros Farms
Reserve Champion Ram
Bob and Suzie Leib
Champion Ewe
Bill! Ottaway
Reserve Champion Ewe
Andros Farms
CORRIEDALE
Champion Ram
Krazy Lane
Reserve Champion Ram
Bill Brennan
Champion Ewe
Krazy Lane
Reserve Champion Ewe
Richard and Betty Hathaway
DORSET
Champion Ewe
David and Gad Schultz
Reserve Champion Ewe
Peter LeVan
HAMPSHIRE
Champion Rem
Sharon Peckham
Reserve Champion Ewe
Sandra SKvarKa
Champion Ewe
Adele Leonard
Reserve Champion Ewe
Ernest and Phyllis Flebotte
MONTAOALE
Champion Ewe
Arnold and Katherine Tyler
Reserve Champion Ewe
Arnold and Katherine Tyler
NORTH COUNTRY CHEVIOT
Champion Ram
Deborah Fisher
Reserve Champion Ram
S Livingston
Champion Ewe
Deborah Fisher
Reserve Champion Ewe
S Livingston
OXFORD
Champion Ram
Adele Leonard
Reserve Champion Ram
Kathi Blander
Champion Ewe
Kathi Elansder
Reserve Champion Ram
Ross Stoddard
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standards.
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Sussex County Fair winners announced
Cory Eick, Newton, NJ„ poses with her grand champion
qualifying steer, a title the pair earned at the Sussex County
Fair.
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Somerville Sheep Farm
Reserve Champion Ram
E Richard Eberts
Champion Ewe
Billy George Leib
Reserve Champion Ram
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