A22-Lanc*stw Firming, Saturday, January 14,1989
HARfeISBURG—The junior
beef breeding show bought out
the best beef heifers owned by 4-H
and FFA members.
In the Angus division, Jennifer
Calderazzo of York had the grand
champion with her junior yearling.
Kelly Bachman of Annville had
the reserve champion with the ani
mal Judge Scott Schaake of Uni
versity of Kentucky judged to be
the second- place junior yearling.
Travis Sherman of Abbotstown,
an Adams County youth, had the
champion Charolais, the first place
spring yearling. The reserve
champion was the second-place
spring yearling shown by Tammy
Gelsingcr of Wemersville in Berks
County.
The top Limousin was exhibited
by Tami Rose of Cochranton in
Crawford County with a spring
yearling. Reserve champion
Limousin was the second-place
spring yearling owned by Jessica
Stover of Titusville in Venango
County.
Tawnya Wolfhopeof Schells
burg in Bedford County, cele
brated her last day as the Pennsyl
vania Polled Hereford Queen by
taking home the championship
Polled Hereford title. Her champ
ion is a summer yearling. The
reserve champion Polled Hereford!
was the spring calf shown by Kyle
Rookcr of Union town in Fayette
County.
Keith Carlisle of Claysville in
Washington County had the
champion Simmental with his
spring calf. The reserve champion
Simmental was shown by Jamie
Cowell of Waynesburg in Greene
County.
The top placings arc as follows:
JUNIOR BEEF BREEDING
LIMOUSIN
Early Summtr Cali
1. James Fisher, 2. Jason Boyer
Spring Call
James Fisher
Junior Calf
Brian Linebaugh
Spring Yearling
1. Tami Rosa, 2. Jessica Stover, 3. Chan
da Reitz
Junior Voiding
Kevin Miller
Champion
Tami Rose
Reoarvo Champion
Jessica Stover
CHAROLAIS
Summer Call
Faye Krevel
Spring Calf
Ed Krevel
Summer Yearling
Amy Peters
Spring Yearling
1. Travis Sherman, 2 TammyGelsmger,3.
Travis Sherman
Junior Yearling
1. Kenley Jo Myers, 2. Ed Krevel
Champion
Travis Sherman
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jlth (at halter) anu _
Scott Schaake, University of Kentucky.
Junior Beef Breeders Name Winners
Raoarva Champion Junior Calf
Tammy Galsinger Tr *'i» Weriey
A NOUS Summar Yaarllng
Early Summar Calf Jonnlfar Altobeill
Fay Kravel , _ Spring Vaarllng
Spring Calf 1 • ~**nya Wblfhopa, 2. Edwin Livingston
1. Kristin Chupp, 2. Faye Krevel Junior Yaarilng
Junior Call 1 • Mafc Scon. 2. Travis Weriey, 3. Diana
1. Jennifer Calderazzo, 2. Brae Taggart Qle »*ner
Spring Yearling
1. Robin Shlve, 2. Cathy Shiva
Junior Yaarilng
1. Jennifer Calderazzo, 2. Kelly Bachman,
3. Sandra Elsenhour
Champion
Jennifer Caldarazzo
Raaarva Champion
Kelly Bachman
POLLED HEREFORD
Spring Calf
1. Kyle Rooker, 2. Tawnya Wolfhope, 3
Frank Granbery
Jennifer Calderazzo shows the Angus
with Anna Marie Frey, 1989 Pennsylvania
Tawnya Woifhope with her grand champion Polled Here
ford and Kristin Pettit, the Pennsylvania Polled Hereford
Association Princess.
Champion
Tawnya Wolfhope
Raaarva Champion
Kyle Rooker
SIMMENTAL
Early Summer Calf
1. Tammy Getsmger, 2. Wayne Stooah Jr. .
3. Enc Frazier
Spring Call
1. Keith Carlisle, 2. Jamie Cowell, 3 Jav
Slough '
Summer Yearling
Jamie Cowell
implon
Immental and Judge
grand champion
Angus Princess.
Spring Yaarilng
1. Tmd Gel linger, 2. Raymond Slough, 3.
Kimberly Hopple
Junior Yearling
1. Keith Cariltia, 2. Jaaaica Dean, 3.
The Ira Coble Award for outstanding service to the 4-H
program was presented to Thomas McCullough, Mercer
County, (left), during the junior beef show. McCullough has
worked with 4-H and livestock organizations for more than
20 years. Among his other accomplishments, he developed
the Mercer 4-H Park and his team won the 1974 livestock
judging contest. He was an original director of the Cattle
men’s Club. Dave Coble made the presentation.
Travis Sherman with sister Amy shows the Charolals
grand champion.
. Ot tplon Limousin. Also In
the photo is Chris Anderson (with banner) and Jenny Rose.
Jamoa Doot*
Champion
Koith Carllalo
Roaorvo Champion
Jamio Cowoll