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Brothers Show Champions
(Continued from Page C 3)
Champion and Reserve Junior
Champion were animals owned by
Richard Talley, Rising Sun, MD.
Grand Champion went to an aged
cow, Wetona Palla Glow, Junior
Champion went to a senior calf,
Talleys Titan Lydia, and Reserve
Junior Champion went to a senior
calf, Talleys Rocket Peggy.
Reserve Grand Champion honors
went to Fran Talley of Rising Sun,
MD for her aged diy cow, Marty L.
Twig.
Ayrshire Grand Champion hon
ors went to Brian Nolan of
Cochranville, for his aged cow.
Tower View Jerry’s Candice.
Nolan also won reserve grand
champion with his junior two year
old, Dreamnol Johnny’s Chelsea.
Junior Champion honors went to
Nolan also for his senior calf.
Employees Purchase
Badger Northland
KUAKAUNA, Wis.— Badger
Northland Inc., the Kaukauna,
Wisconsin-based farm machinery
manufacturer, has been purchased
from British Tire and Rubber
(BTR Inc.), a British firm, by Bad
ger employees and local investors.
Kaukauna Investment Inc., a
group of 12 local investors and
Badger officers, purchased the
42-year-old company on June 30,
according to Murray A. Thomdy
craft. President of Badger North
land. As part of the buyout. Badger
employees will purchase stock in
the company later this summer
under an Employee Stock Owner
ship Plan (ESOP).
“We feel that this plan will pro
vide our loyal employees with both
a reward for past service as well as
an incentive to continue their high
standards of performance,” said
Thomdycraft. “Quite simply, we
want to share Badger’s success
with all those who have made it
possible.”
American ownership is another
important point of the buyout,
according to Kenneth Myers, Bad
ger Northland’s Executive Vice
President and Treasurer. “Prior to
BTR, Badger was owned by yet
another British firm, Gascoigne
Inc., noted Myers. “We’re very
pleased to once again be American
owned and directed, thereby plac
ing profits in American hands
rather than turning them over to a
foreign corporation.
The purchase of the company
was financed largely by the First
Wisconsin National Bank of She
boygan, Wisconsin, and to a lesser
extent by BTR and the Wisconsin
Department of Development,
through a loan from the City of
Kaukauna.
Badger Northland manufactures
and markets a complete line of for
age, feed and manure handling
equipment through more than 400
dealers in the United States and
Canada, as well as overseas export.
Future plans include expansion of
its present product line and pro
duction increases in non
agricullural markets.
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Dreamnol Johnny’s Carla.
Reserve junior champion honors
went to Kathryn Young, West
Grove, for her junior calf, Timber
lawn Mozart’s Red Rose.
Jersey Grand Champion honors
went to Troy Hendricks, Kimber
ton, for his senior two year old,
Top-O-Hill Silver Beacon Twink
le, while reserve grand champion
honors went to Karen Sanner,
Downingtown, for her junior two
year old, Top-O-Hill Silver Bea
con Penny 2. Owen Bewley, of
West Chester, took junior champ
ion honors with his junior yearling,
Top-O-Hill Super C Troubles,
while Jennifer Lam bom, Landen
berg, took reserve junior champion
honors with her junior yeaiimg,
CLV Milestone Hollywood.
The showing and fitting contests
were judged by Glenn Shirk,
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A-Lea Holsteins, Oxford. Champ
ion First Year Showman honors
went to Ryan Kurtz, Cochranville,
while reserve champion first year
showman went to Beth Hicks of
West Chester. Champion First
Year Fitter went to Ryan Kurtz,
while reserve champion first year
fitter honors went to Rosy Hom
ing, Honeybrook.
Grand Champion Junior
Showman-Fitter honors went to
Owen Bewley, while reserve
grand champion junior showman
fitter honors went to Amy Hewitt
of Spring City. Dwight Stoltzfus
took Champion Senior Showman-
Fitter, while Troy Hendricks took
reserve champion senior
showman-fitter honors. Shirk and
Pepple noted the intense competi
tion in the showmanship and fit
ting classes, and complimented the
4-H members for the fine job they
did in showmanship and fitting.
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