Lancaster farming. (Lancaster, Pa., etc.) 1955-current, February 07, 1987, Image 36

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    A3€rUnc«st«r C*rminf r Saturday,.February 7,1987
Lancaster 4-H Livestock Banquet
(Continued from Page A 26)
presentation of the Beef Club’s
Jason L. Weaver Memorial
Leadership Award, and this year’s
award went to Fritz Frey, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Frey of Twin
Oak Farms, Quarryville.
Though his beef cattle have
earned him many championship
honors at the county, state and
national levels, Frey noted that
friendships cultivated during his
11-year 4-H career are his most
valued “trophies.” “The best
friends I’ll have the rest of my life
are all from 4-H,” he said, pointing
out that the program also enabled
him to meet his fiance, Nancy
MacCauley.
Frey intends to continue his
career as a cattleman and
currently manages the show cattle
at Twin Oak.
The 4-H Woolies Gub bestowed
its top honor, the Shepherd of the
Year award, on Michelle Mylin,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jay
MyUn of Manheim. A senior at
Manheim Central High School,
Mylin had a memorable year in
1986. Exhibiting her yearling
Hampshire ewe, she took supreme
champion honors over all four
livestock species at the
Elizabethtown Fair in August. Two
months later she took top honors in
a competitive leadline show at the
Keystone International Livestock
Expo in Harrisburg.
Although she’ll be leaving home
for Messiah College this fall, Mylin
plans to keep her hand in 4-H ac
tivities through her brother Scott
and sister Andrea, both Woolies
Call Toll Free
1-800-447-7436
1-800-426-6686
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Gub members. “I know I won’t be
able to stay away,” beamed the
seven-year 4-H veteran, who
credits the program with helping
her gain poise and confidence in
her own abilities.
Listed below are members of the
beef and sheep clubs recognized
for their livestock show honors and
other club achievements.
Michelle Mylin (left) received the Shepherd of the Year
trophy from last year's winner Ellen Lewis.
MID-WINTER BUYING DA YS m,
February 19-20-2 T
You won’t want to miss our Mid-
Winter Buying Days. Morton
Buildings, Inc. is giving $500.00 off
each building purchased up to
$10,000...5750.00 off each building
over $lO,OOO. Along with the $750.00
off each building purchased over
$50,000, you will also receive a free
22’ flagpole and a U.S. Flag. That’s
only 3 days, so gather up your plans,
ideas, and hurry to your local
Morton Buildings’ office today and
receive these additional gifts with
our already low pre-season con
struction prices.
Up to
$750.00 off
already low
pre-season
* prices!
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Gettysburg, PA 17325
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Meadville, PA 16335..
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Centre Hall, PA 16828
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MORTON BUILDINGS,
BEEF AWARDS
County 4-H Beef Roundup
Fritz Frey - grand champion steer
Nichole High - reserve champion
steer
Scott Hertzog
showman
Jay Hess
showman
Southeast District Beef Show
Brian Hess - grand champion steer
reserve champion
OFFICE NEAREST YOU
Ph. 717/334-2168
Ph. 814/336-5083
Ph. 814/364-9500
Ph. 201/454-7900
Ph. 703/825-3633
Ph. 302/398-8100
Brian Hess, Julie Greider, Jimmy
Landis • champion county trio
Jay Hess - best county showman
Other Awards
Marcus Kline - highest daily beef
gain, 2.98 Ibs./day
Jay Hess - best beef record book
Patti Greider - Red Rose 4-H
Award
Fritz Frey - Jason L. Weaver
Memorial Leadership Award
champion
Ellen Lewis - champion and
reserve market lambs
Ellen Lewis - supreme champion
ewe, champion bred and owned
ewe
Deb Martin -
blocking/grooming
Lyndon Reiff - champion junior
showman
Jenny Wenger - champion in
termediate showman
Ellen Lewis - champion senior
showman
-uer (L ;), „ ie the Butcher
from Stauffer's of Kissel Hill, Lititz, was cited for his many
years of 4-H support at junior livestock sales.
We are offering this additional
savings to our customers visiting the
sales offices because it’s saving our
salespeople travel expenses. Enjoy
refreshments while discussing your
building project. Register for our
free daily door prize and tour
recently completed buildings near
our office.
This offer is good only on buildings
purchased at the local office during
Mid-Winter Buying Days. It does not
apply to buildings bought on our
$2.25 corn or $3.25 wheat offer for
farm buildings now in progress or
any other special offer.
NC
State Farm Show
SHEEP AWARDS
County Awards
champion
Michelle Mylin - senior leadline
winner
Andrea Mylin - junior leadline
winner
State Awards
Ellen Lewis - champion and
reserve junior Hampshire ewes
Arlisa Snavely - champion junior
blocking and grooming
Other Awards
Wendell Landis - best Woolies Club
record book
Tricia Musser - President’s Award
Michelle Mylin - Shepherd of the
Year
JUDGING RECOGNITIONS
Junior Livestock Judging Team:
Fred Weaver, John Hess, Jeff
Craig, Anita Meek - 3rd in state
Senior Livestock Judging
Team:Tricia Musser, Joe Garber,
Emily Weaver, Ellen Lewis - 2nd in
state
Meats Judging Team: Doug
Musser, Tracey Landis, Anna
Marie Frey, Mike Craig - 2nd in
state
Free Daily
rize
Door
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