Dl4-Lancaster Farming Saturday, October 11,1986
Virginia Girl Wins
Junior Stockman Award
HARRISBURG - A 15-year-old
Virginia girl has won the coveted
1986 Keystone Junior Stockman of
the Year award by outscoring 29
other FFA and 4-H competitors in
the junior livestock and meats
judging contest at the 30th
Keystone International Livestock
Exposition.
Angela Craun of Mt. Crawford
took the title with a 739 point score
and a 19 point margin over the
second place finisher, Joann
Rishel of Seven Valleys, York
County, PA.
A teammate of Angela’s, David
Seekford of McGaheysville, VA,
finished third in individual com
petition with a 702 score. Their
team, Spottswood FFA No. 1 of
Spottswood High School in Penn
Laird, VA, achieved the top overall
team score.
In winning the championship,
Angela earned herself a trophy and
a $5OO Savings Bond. As runner-up,
Joann receives a trophy and a $250
Savings Bond, and David, for
running up the third highest score,
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gets a trophy and a $lOO Savings
Bond.
The Spottswood team, finishing
first with a 2,083 point tally,
receives a $lOO premium. The
home team or teams, so to speak,
finished second and third. A York
County 4-H team comprised of
Tim Ferrence of Spring Grove,
Lisa Hoover of Mt. Wolf and
Melissa Trostle of Red Lion
compiled 2,002 points and
preserved Pennsylvania’s pride.
Finishing third with 1,939 points
was another York County 4-H team
that included Joann Rishel, Kris
Miller of York and Susan
Eisenhour of Wellsville. The
second and third teams receive
premiums of $9O and $BO,
respectively.
The contests are sponsored by
the Pennsylvania Livestock
Association in cooperation with the
Keystone International Livestock
Exposition, Pennsylvania
Department of Agriculture and
Pennsylvania Farm Products
Show Commission.
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LANCASTER - Nineteen
Atlantic Breeders Cooperative
sales and service personnel were
recently recognized for their
outstanding performance during
the first six months in 1986. They
were presented with special
awards and prizes at regional sales
meetings by Gary Heckman,
Atlantic’s Member Sales Director.
The program encourages and
recognizes achievements which
improve service and increase sales
volume.
Top sales leaders who received
grand prizes were professional
technicians Brian Martin of East
Earl; Eugene Fleck, Three
Springs; and Nicholas Brin,
Drumore. Top prize in direct-herd
sales went to J. Douglas Marsh,
Harleysvillle, and first place
among area supervisors went to
John Stevenson, Newvill®
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Atlantic Breeders Personnel Receive Awards
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Timothy Clark, Indiana, was the
top unit coordinator.
In the sales performance
categories, Martin was first in new
and reactivated members and
Fleck led in semen sales increase.
Lee Hunter, Warriors Mark,
topped the first service increase
list; Jim Widmann, New
Providence, was first in average
semen fee; and William Myers,
Bedford, had the highest sampler
sire index.
In direct-herd sales categories,
Marsh was first in semen sales
increase and blend price, while
Titus Smith of Martinsburg had the
most new and reactivated mem
bers.
Among area supervisors,
Stevenson had the best semen
sales gain and sampler sire usage
while David Zimmerman, New
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