Pa. Cattlemen Choose Queen
Award winners include Heather Sleeman, charolais heifer winner, seated, and from
left, Glen Turk, presenter; Frank Darcey, Seed Stock Producer; and Bunk Smith, Top
Hand.
(Continued from Pag* Al ) trainer and belongs to the 4-H for two years, Ray Grimes said that
salesman award for three years. Horse-N-Around Club. one of his goals was to have the
Nichole works part time as a horse As president of the organization Expo moved to the Farm Show
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Complex from Penn State. The
main reason for the move was the
hassle with bad weather.
the American Junior Simmental
Association. The high school
senior operates her own cattle fit
ting and showing business called
Neon Fitting Service. The Nation
al Honor Society member is active
in many school activities and has
won awards in 4-H beef breeding,
market steer, lamb, swine, and
sheep.
She plans to use the $250 scho
larship to study ag technology at
Central Missouri State University.
The Seedstock Producer Award
went to Frank Darcey of Spring
Bottom Farm in Adams County.
According to Rep, Sheila Miller,
Darcy received the
award for his accomplishment and involvement in
selling seed stock for bulls across the U.S. Darcy is
president of Adams County Beef Producers, board
member of Farmers Home Administration and Pa.
Cattleman, president of the Polled Hereford Associ
ation, and active in Keystone International Lives
tock Exposition, Pennsylvania Farm Show, and
other livestock-related events.
Grimes and his wife Mary
donated a Charolais heifer to
Heather Sleeman. winner of the
Charolais Heifer Chain, a program
established by the association last
year. According to the rules, the
winner is to show the animal and
give back the first female offspring
to the association so that it can be
given to another young showman.
The association chose Jamie
Lynn Cowell as the recipient of the
scholarship award. Jamie, the
daughter of James and Billie Cow
ell of Waynesburg is a member of
Other awards went to the Beef Council repre
sented by Elrose Click, David Ivan, and Tammy
Baltzhaser.
For signing up the most new members, Bunk
Smith of Dillsbuig received die Top Hand Award.
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