El 8-Lancaster Farming,, Saturday, August 15,1992 ST. JOSEPH, Mo. Brady Lee, Weatherford, Texas, walked away from the 1992 National Junior Angus Showmanship Con test with the coveted title of ‘Top Showman.” Lee, 19, topped 54 other contestants to win the presti gious competition held July 19-20 in conjunction with the 24th National Junior Angus Show in Columbus, Ohio. Along with the “Top Show man” title, Lee recieved $350 from the Hamilton James Memor ial Fund and an engraved silver Revere boWl from the American Angus Auxiliary. Brian Smith, Russell Springs, Kentucky, won second place hon ors in the showmanship competi tion. He received $250 and a silver Revere bowl. From Gillespie, Illinois, Ra chelle Whitfield earned third place honors and $175. The fourth place showman was Jennifer Lantz, Culver, Oregon, who received $125. Cara Pascalar, Sweet Home, Oregon, won fifth place laurels and $lOO. The cash prizes awarded to the top five showmanship finalists were on behalf of the Hamilton James Memorial Fund, estab lished in memory of the Angus enthusiast and auctioneer. Ham James. The American Angus Auxiliary presented each of the top five finalists a silver Revere bowl. The three judges for the show manship contest were Mary Ann Brandenberger, Clifton, Texas; We offer complete Soil & Livestock |2gM Management Programs using products formulated to produce healthful food Aeßestore Inc supplies at reasonable cost without toxic 8 ’ * chemicals. STOP BT OUR DISPLAT IN ET2 AT THE PENNSYLVANIA AG PROGRESS SHOW ALUMINUM GRAIN BODIES & ALUMINUM REPAIRS by & These ultra-light bodies are designed for strength through engineering, not strength with bulk. For example, a 16’ grain body with tailgate and 48" sides weighs only 1490 lbs, complete. 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Other top IS finalists included Mike Gonsalves, Modesto, Cali fornia; Brian Bell, Snellville, Georgia; Freddy Waldrop, Win ston, Georgia; Jeff Rhode, Kings ton, Illinois; Jamie Brown, Green field, Indiana; Judson Kidwell, Fountain City, Indiana; Jennifer Becraft, Edwardsburg, Michigan; Scott Pohlman, Norfolk, Nebras ka: Chad Rotenberger, Bismarck, North Dakota; and Carla Hinds, Newcomerstown, Ohio. In addition to these finalists, the judges named these contestants for honorable mention: Tyler Byrd, Red Bluff, California; Matt Perrier, Eureka, Kansas; Tim Clark, Mt. Airy, Maryland; Tim Sullivan, Kellogg, Minnesota; Stacie Blake, Platte City, Missour i; Tina Styles, Brentford, South Dakota; Ryan Kregger, Touchet, Washington; and Matthew Bayer, Scofield, Wisconsin. ivailable: • Diamond flooring • Pull out panel tailgates • Any size grain chute ;se v jwmen were sl oted as the 15 finalists In the 1992 National Junior Angus Showmanship Contest held in Columbus, Ohio. 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