West Virginia
BY JACK HUBLEY
HARRISBURG - Although
Doug Goodwin came north of the
Mason-Dixon line to compete in
Saturday’s junior steer show at the
Keystone International, he found
the stiffest competition coming
from his brother rather than the
host state.
By show’s end, Doug, 15, and his
brother, Sean, 10, of Lewisburg,
West Virginia, had taken grand
and reserve honors with two of
their heavyweight entries. The
young cattlemen are the sons of
Bill and Janet Goodwin.
Doug’s winning steer was a 1,210-
pound entry that he bought in Ohio.
A class winner in the West Virginia
State Fair, the steer was sired by
the Chianina bull, Black Power
Play, out of a Limousin-Angus
cow.
Sean showed another Black
Power Play son, weighing 25
pounds more than the champion, to
the reserve spot. Although this was
Sean’s second year of 4-H com
petition, he actually began
showing at age 7 in the open shows.
“He won his class the first time
out,” recalls his father. The early
experience was evidently a good
investment, since the following
year he exhibited the champion
Angus heifer at the West Virginia
State Fair.
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exhibit cattle in about 20 shows a
year and sell club calves to other
junior exhibitors. Following are
results of the show, placed by Ron
Bolze, Ohio State University’s beef
specialist.
* Steer Show
Lightweight
Class 1
1 Vicky Hess 2 Amy Sherman 3 Jeff
Bomgardner
Class 2
1 Tammy Styer 2 Lisa Hoover 3 Connie
Hoover
Class 3
I Barbara Davis 2 Paige Templeton 3 Bar
bara Davis
Lightweight Champion
Tammy Styer
Lightweight Reserve
Barbara Davis
Middleweight
* Class 4
PDA Seeks Century Farm Nominations - . . w _
Cumberland Co. DHIA
Lancaster County currently has
84 registered Century Farms. One
hundred fifty Century Farms have
been recognized around the
commonwealth during 1985,
bringing the state’s total to 1,052.
Century Farm information and
applications may be obtained from
the Lancaster County Extension
Service, 1383 Arcadia Road, Room
1, Lancaster, PA 17601, or from the
Department of Agriculture, Press
Office, 2301 North Cameron Street,
Harrisburg, PA 17110
LANCASTER - Lancaster
County Extension Agent Jay Irwin
has announced that applications
for Lancaster County Century
Farm nominations are still being
accepted by the Pennsylvania
Department of Agriculture.
“To qualify as a Century Farm,
the farm must have been owned by
the same family for 100 con
secutive years,” said Irwin. “A
family member must currently
live on the farm,” he added, “and
the farm must consist of at least 10
acres of the original holding, or
gross over $l,OOO annually from the
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Class 5
1 Donnie Sheiss 2 Stacy Suffel 3 Angie
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Class 6
1 Dwayne Hinkle 2 Troy Waggoner 3 Paige
Templeton
Middleweight Champion
Tim Foreman
Middleweight Reserve
Donnie Sheiss
Heavyweight
Class 7
i Doug Goodwin 2 Tammy Styer 3 Jason
Boyer
Class 8
1 Sean Goodwin 2 Fred Weaver 3 Regina
Lebo
Class 9
I Doug Goodwin 2 Jennifer Calderazzo 3
John Easton
Heavyweight Champion
Doug Goodwin
Reserve Heavyweight
Sean Goodwin
Grand Champion Steer
Doug Goodwin
Reserve Grand Champion
Sean Goodwin
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LANCASTER, PA. 17603
(717)393-5807
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, October 11,1986-C7
The Goodwin brothers proved unbeatable in KILE’s junior
market steer show. Doug (right) had grand champion and
Sean had reserve.
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