and daughter, Holstein.
Additional dairy roundup
results are as follow: grand
champion Jersey - Michele Proc
tor, Waterford; reserve grand
champion and best animal bred
and owned, Jersey - Rhonda
Chapman, Waterford; and best
dam and daughter, Jersey - Kevin
Bush, Wattsburg; grand champion
and best animal owned and bred,
Ayrshire - Daniel Braddock, Alb
ion: reserve champion Ayrshire -
Bradley Meabon, Wattsburg; and
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Jennifer Braddock, Albion; grand
champion Milking Shorthorn -
C.J. Reiser, Cranesville; reserve
grand champion Milking Shor
thorn - George Reiser, Cranesvil
le; and grand champion, reserve
grand champion, best animal own
ed and bred, and best dam and
daughter. Brown Swiss - George
Reiser, Cranesville. The Milkdip
pers 4-H Club, led by Ron and
Sharon Chapman and Jay and Jea
na Proctor, Waterford, won the
“Club Group” competition.
Amanda Gilkinson, Wattsburg,
placed first in junior showman
ship, and the junior fitting trophy
was won by Rachel Bachman,
Union City. Kevin Bush, Watts
burg, won the intermediate show
manship trophy, and the interme
diate fitting trophy was won by
Stephen White, Albion, The
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ion, and the senior fitting trophy
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of Albion. Fitting and showman
ship trophies were sponsored by
Milk Marketing, Inc., Dean
Foods, and Penn West Farm Credit
Services, Meadville. David Wade,
Concord Township, served as
dairy roundup chairman.
Volunteer leader Harold Mark
ham, Summit Township, chaired
the Livestock Roundup at the 4-H
Fair. Debbie Perkins, Waterford,
exhibited the champion light
weight market lamb in the round
up. The champion mediumweight
market lamb, also selected as the
grand champion market lamb, was
exhibited by Jaclyn Belczyk, Erie,
and the champion heavyweight
market lamb was shown by Cindy
Messenger, Waterford. Leann
Russell, Waterford, exhibited the
reserve champion mediumweight
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the reserve grand champion mark
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and the junior showmanship
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Waterford. The intermediate fit
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Peikins, and intermediate show
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Messenger, also of Waterford.
Matt Roth, Waterford, won both
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the senior fitter and the senior
showmanship trophies. Perkins
was named master fitter, and Mes
senger was named master fitter,
and Messenger was turned master
showman.
In the beef portion of the Lives
tock Roundup, the champion
lightweight market steer was exhi
bited by Kevin Perkins, Water
ford. Dale Fortin, Waterford,
exhibited the champion medium
weight market steer. The champ
ion heavyweight steer, also
selected as the grand champion
market steer, was shown by Tim
Kosiorek, Wattsburg, and the
reserve grand champion market
steer was shown by Amber Mark
ham, Summit Township. In fitting
and showmanship, Leann Russell
won the junior fitter award, and
Amber Markham won the inter
mediate fitter award. The senior
fitter award was won by Dale For
tin. Markham was named master
fitter. In showmanship, Leann
Russell won the junior award,
Amber Markham won the inter
mediate award, and Kevin Perkins
won both the senior and master
showmanship awards. Trophies
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and showmanship contests were
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Housekeeping Award was won by
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Cumberland County 4-H
Livestock Sale
The 1993 Cumberland County
4-H Roundup and Sale was held at
the Shippensburg Fairgrounds
recently.
The 2SS-pound champion
market hog, exhibited by Mark
Goodhart of Shippensburg, was
purchased by Hoss’s Steak and
Sea House for $4.00 per pound.
The reserve champion, a
225-pound animal shown by Wil
liam Leib of Mechanicsburg, was
purchased by Hatfield Quality
Meats for $2.40 per pound. The
champion pair of market hogs,
exhibited by Kurds Strock of
Mechanicsburg, sold for $0.72 per
pound to Wenger Meats.
The champion steer was also
purchased by Hoss’s Steak and
Sea House for $4.10 per pound.
The 1,250 pound steer was shown
by Bobby Davidson of Shippens
burg. Lucas Nailor of Newville
sold his 1,250 reserve champion
steer to Western Sizzlin’ Steak
House for $2.05 per pound.
Eric Berkheimer of Mechanics
burg sold his 121-pound champ
ion market lamb to Wayne Feed
for $5 per pound. The 117-pound
reserve champion market lamb,
$ 701.96
$1,026.42
$1,080.51
$1,272.91
$1,242.73
$1,404.97
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Ewe: Jeffrey Keifer, Champion Ram. Daniel Unger, Northampton, Reserv
Champion Ram - Heather Ford.
Steers: Showmanship & Fitting - Senior- 1 Jeffrey Keiler,-Bgngor, 2
Jessica Keiler, Bangor. Intermediate- t Julie Koehler, Bangor; 2 Lon
Koehler, Bangor; Junior-1. Jamie Hower, Bethlehem, Champion-1 Jeffrey
Keiler; Reserv Champion- Jessica Keiler
Market Steer; Champion Steer- Jessica Keiler, Bangor, mediumweight,
Reserv. Champion Steer- Jeffrey Keiler, Bangor, heavyweight.
Heller; Senior- Jessica Keifer, Bangor; Cow-Call- Jeffrey Keifer, Ban
gor; Bull Call- Jeffrey Keifer, Bangor.
4-H HORSE
ROUNDUP RESULTS
Or. ft Sh. Ages lft-19: Champion- Rebecca Remaly; Reserve Ch -
Nicole Hoyer.
Or. ft Sh. Agee IJ-1B: Champion- Kelly Snyder; Reserve Ch.- Beth
Rinaldi.
Or. ft Sh. Ages (-12: Champion- Rebecca Poff; Reserve Ch - Jennifer
Palmer.
Pel* Bending • Horae; Bradlery Ratushney.
Pol* Bending - Pony: John Milkovits.
Cloverleai Barrel* • Horae: Andy Milkovits.
Clovarleaf Barrel Race - Pony: John Milkovits.
Raised Bex Keyhole ■ Hors*: Bradlery Ratushney.
Raised Bex Keyhole • Pony: John Milkovits.
Pleasure Driving - Horse: Nathaniel Martin.
Pony Pleasure Driving: Michael Haller.
Draft Horas Single Cart; Tammy Lorah.
Hunter Hack • Horae: Ashley Run.
Hunter Hack • Pony: Rebecca Rolf.
Hunter Seal Eq. Sr. (Fences): Nicole Hoyer.
Hunter Seal Eq. Jr. (Fences): Ashley Run.
Working Hunter • Horse: Elizabeth Korell.
Working Hunter • Petty: Alexandra Graham
Stock Seat Eq. • Sr.; Kelly Snyder.
Saddle Seat Eq. • Sr.: Scon Longenbach.
Hunter Seal Eq. - Sr. (Flat): Kate Lonergan.
Sleek Seat Eq. • Jr.; Beth Rinaldi.
Hunter Seal Eq. - Jr. (Flat): Bnanne Stocker.
Walk Trot; Julie Bader.
Saddle Seal Pleasure • Horse: Scon Longenbach.
Hunter Under Saddle - Horse: Racquet Woromak
Hunter Under Saddle - Pony: Rebecca Poff.
Wostorn Ploasur* - Horae - Sr.: Jennifer Miller.
Western Pleasure - Horse - Jr.; Beth Rinaldi.
Western Pleasure -12.2-14.0: Jennifer Reich art
Trail Claes - Horse: Jennifer Miller.
Trail Class - Pony: Rebecca Poff.
Western Riding: Jennifer Miller.
Reining: Jennifer Miller.
Pair Class; Ashley Run; Allison Fiorot.
County Team: Nicola Hoyer. Tori Mack; Come Schlegal
shown by Michelle Comman of
Carlisle, went to Fox’s Market for
$1.85 per pound. The champion
pair of market lambs, exhibited by
William Leib of Mechanicsburg,
sold for $1.50 per pound to Pine
Haven Farm.
The champion market goat,
exhibited by Shane Conaway of
Newville, sold for $270 to PNC
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Newville sold his reserve champ
ion market goat to Gorden Dey for
$lOO.
Sale averages (without champ
ions) were hogs $0.94 per pound,
steers $0.93 per pound, lambs
$1.34 per pound, and goats
$173.75 per head.
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