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placing animals in individual clas
ses in the show. Amy also received
the Silver Award which is pre
sented by the American Angus
Auxiliary to the highest placing
female exhibitor of the show.
Junior members of the Michigan
Angus Association placed first and
won $lOO in the group of five com
petition, featuring entries put
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COMING AUGUST 15th
The National Junior Angus Association held its
annual meeting In conjunction with the 19th National
Junior Angus Show, July 7-11 in Indianapolis, Indiana,
and elected six new members to the 12 members
National Junior Angus Board of Directors. The direc
tors are seated from left: Christy Dameron, Lexington,
Illinois; Christine Simmons, Willlamston, Michigan,
newly elected director; Kelli Meged, Roundup, Monta
na, newly elected director; Cheryl Hutchins, West
Mansfield, Ohio, newly elected director; Kay Dee Gat
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Coon, Bethel, Missouri; Jimmy Jasper, Nlcholasville,
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was Fox Hill Sky Gals Psalm 1401 at the 19th National
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together by members of a Junior
Angus association. The Kentucky
Junior Angus Association finished
in second place and received $75;
the Illinois Juniors were third and
won $5O; and placing fourth and
winning $25 was the Indiana
Junior Angus Association.
First place along with $125 in
the best display by a state Junior
Angus association exhibiting
16-head and over went to the Mis
souri Junior Angus Association.
The Kansas Juniors placed second
and received $75. There was a tie
for third between the Michigan
Junior Angus Association and Vir
ginia Junior Angus Association.
Both groups were awarded $5O
each
The Georgia Junior Angus
Association won $75 for having
the best display in the 15-head and
under category. Winning second
place honors along with $5O was
the California Juniors and the
South Carolina Junior Angus
Association finished third and took
home $25.
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