A34-Lanc*ster Farming, Saturday, November 22,1986
Lancaster 4-H Beef Roundup
(Continued from Page A3O)
Michelle Nissley, Chris Miller,
Derek Nissley, Jeremy
Longenecker, Vicky Hess, Fred
Weaver, Anna Marie Frey, Deb
Wolgemuth, Jay Hess, Angie
Longenecker, Jodie Weaver, Doug
Musser, Emily Weaver and Joe
Garber.
Exhibitors of the grand cham
pion and reserve steers aren’t the
only big winners at the Lancaster
roundup. The event’s grand
champion showman receives a
calf-hopefully a winning 1987 show
prospect-from the Lancaster
Intelligencer Journal. The reserve
champion receives a check for $3OO
from Lancaster Farming. This
year’s Intelligencer calf recipient
was Scott Hertzog, 15, the son of
Mr. and Mrs. Ken Hertzog of
Ephrata. Receiving the Lancaster
Farming award was Jay Hess, 11,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Abram Hess,
Conestoga.
4>H Beet Roundup
Class 1
1 Heather Yoder 2 Lloyd Reiff 3 Jeremy
Longenecker
1 Fred Weaver 2 Vicky Hess 3 MarcyHarmsh
1 Anna Mane Frey 2 Deb Wolgemuth 3 Diane
Musser
Champion Lightweight
Anna Mane Frey
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Class 3
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point. With strain it may give
way and cause a hernia.
Bend your knees to pick up
a heavy object, then straighten
your legs. When your legs are
doing the work your groin and
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Reserve Lightweight
Deb Wolgemuth
Class 4
1 Fritz Frey 2 Angie Longenecker 3 Jodie
Weaver
Class 5
1 Emily Weaver 2 Doug Musser 3 Sharon
Harnish
Class 6
1 Nichole High 2 Heidi Frey 3 JohnLeaman
Champion Middleweight
Fritz Frey
Reserve Middleweight
Nichole High
Class 7
I Joe Garber 2 Brad Linton 3 Marsha
Dehmey
Class 6
I Jimmy Landis 2 John Hess 3 John Ket
ter mg
I Brian Hess 2 Stacey Linton 3 Julie Greider
Champion Heavyweight
Brian Hess
Reserve Heavyweight
s’ Grand Champion
Fritz Frey
Reserve Grand Champion
Nichole High
Showmanship
Class 1
1 Jay Hess 2 Marcy Harnish 3 Brad Linton
1 Jeremy Longenecker 2 Derek Nissley 3
Elizabeth Hess
1 Jason Kline 2 Diane Musser 3 Nichole High
I Vicky Hess 2 Angie longenecker 3 Jodie
Weaver
Class 5
1 Scott Hertzog 2 Kristin Chupp 3 Doug
Musser
Class 6
1 Emily Weaver 2 Joe Garber 3 Anna Mane
Frey
Champion Showman
Scott Hertzog
Reserve Champion
Jay Hess
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Major Dairy Sales
And Dispersals a
p Nationwide
NATIONAL DAIRY COW SALE INDEX
© 1986 Lancaster Farming Newspaper
This sale index can help dairymen place a value on the dairy cows in
their own herds. Breed organization sales and private dispersal sales
reported in Lancaster Farming are included in the dollar averages.
Year to date
Nation
Pennsylvania
Four previous weeks;
Nation
Four previous weeks
+/-year to date:
Year to date:
Nation
Pennsylvania
Four previous weeks
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Ayrshire Brown Guernsey Jersey
Swiss
875 1079 1141 939
832 950 569 1019
667 1482 1224 1248
208 lower 403 higher 83 higher 309 higher
Holstein Red and Milking
White Shorthorn
2057 1825 850
1945 2837 922
2815
758 higher