Livestock Show
Results From
Somerset Listed
Gay Brownlee
Somerset Co. Correspondent
MEYERSDALE (Somerset
Co.) The Somerset County Fair
grand champion market beef was
owned by Erin Livengood of Bos
well. It was also the county bred
champion.
Jeremy Stair, Berlin, had the
reserve champion and reserve
county bred champion.
The grand champion market
lamb was owned by Lindsay
Schmuck, Rockwood, the reserve
grand champion owned by Luke
Svonavec, Rockwood.
Home grown champion market
lamb belonged to Jenna Svonavec
and reserve home grown champ
ion, Angela Livengood, from
Boswell.
Joshua Will, Berlin, had the
grand champion market swine
with Kristin Randall, Somerset
having the reserve grand
champion.
Market steer judges were Terry
Boggess, Blacksburg, VA; and
Willard Lemaster, Martinsburg,
W. Va. Boggess also did lamb
judging. Howard Henderson, Lit
tletown, W. Va. did swine.
Following are top three class
winners in all shows;
BEEF
Clms 1:1. Brim Bomyak; 2. Luke Flan
nery; 3. Blak* Weigla.
Class 2: 1. Angsts Livengood; 2. Trscy
Bittner; 3. David Livengood.
Claes 3: 1. Matt Welch; 2. Lindsay
Schmuck; 3. Jeff Knotts.
Class 4: 1. Jon Gulndon; 2. Ryan
Schmuck; 3. Megan Schmuck.
Group Champions: 1. Matt Welch; 2.
Lindsay Schmuck.
Class 8:1. Luke Svonavec; 2. Jonathan
Dickey; 3. Susie Shipley.
Class 6: 1. Carey Welgle; 2. Natalie
Welch; 3. Shawn Troutman.
Class 7: 1. Jared Hay; 2. Jason Svo
navec; 3. Michelle McKinley.
Clasa •; 1. Amanda Schmuck; 2. Gabo
Svonavec; 3. Chris Schmuck.
Group Champions: 1. Luke Svonavec; 2.
Jon Dickey.
Class 9:1. Jeremy Stair; 2. Dan L. Miller;
3. Amy Schmuck.
Class 10:1. Jason Fisher; 2. Steven King;
3 Michele Guindon.
Class 11:1. Jesse Brant; 2. Jason Knotts,
3 Lonny Murray.
Class 12: 1. Amanda Darr; 2. Ben Ship
The Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture has approved one (1)
pesticide credit, category 4, 11, or 15 for attending Dr. Dave Henzler,
U.S.D.A., presentation on “Effective Rodent control” at the Northeast
Poultry Show, Lancaster Host Resort. Dr. Henzler is scheduled for 2:00
p.m. in the exhibit hall on Wednesday, September 28, 1994. One (1)
pesticide credit, category 4, 11, or 16 will also be given for Dr. Jim
Arends, N.C. State University, presentation on “Controlling Darkling
Beetles” in the Exhibit Hall on Thursday, September 29, at 2:00 p.m.
The exhibit hall is open to the public FREE OF CHARGE from 12:00
noon to 5:00 p.m. on Wednesday, September 28, and Thursday, September
29,1994.
Many NEW EXHIBITORS IN ‘94!!! DON’T MISS THIS OPPORTUNITY!
ley; 3. Travis McKinley.
Group Champions; 1. Jeremy Stair; 2.
Dm Millar.
Clasa 13:1. Joshua King; 2. Nicole Baer;
3. Stsven Schmuck.
Ctaaa 14:1. Lucas Barron; 2. Kevin Stahl;
3. Michael Custer.
Clasa 18:1. Jerry Ferko; 2. R. Lee Sines
Jr.; 3. Jill Brant.
Clasa 19: 1. Erin Livengood; 2. Melissa
Vought; 3, Kevin Sparser.
Group Champions: 1. Erin Livengood; 2.
Jerry Ferko.
Junior Showman: 1. Erin Livengood; 2.
Msgm Schmuck; 3. Amanda Darr.
Senlor.Showman: 1. Steven Schmuck; 2.
Travis Bittner; 3. Angela Livengood.
LAMBS
Class 1:1. Kelly Svonavec; 2. Brock Hllle
gass; 3. Deidra Smith.
Claas 2:1. Andrea Shultz; 2. Patricia Bird;
3. Corby Svonavec.
Clasa 3:1. Teri Collins; 2. Jerry Ferko; 3.
Kami Hillegass.
Class 4:1. Joslyn Bird; 2. Deidra Smith; 3.
Sara Banner.
Group Champion: 1. Joslyn Bird; 2. Ten
Collins.
Claas 8:1. Brim Smith; 2. Im Hummel; 3.
Melissa Schrock.
Class 6: 1. Gabs Svonavec; 2. Megan
Schmuck; 3. Debbie Black.
Clasa 7: 1. Megan Schmuck; 2. Angela
Livengood; 3. Teri Collins.
Class 9:1. Heidi Svonavec; 2. Corey Sec
hler; 3. Jamie Collins.
Class 9: 1. Luke Svonavec; 2. David
Livengood; 3. Julio Ssehler.
Claas 10:1. Lindsay Schmuck; 2. Matth
ew Pyle; 3. Jade Wareham.
Clasa 11:1. Jenna Svonavec; 2. Debbie
Black; 3. Jake Vough.
Class 12:1. Jsnn Black; 2. Angela Llven
good; 3. Andrew Barron.
Group Champion: 1. Luke Svonavec 2.
Lindsay Schmuck.
Clasa 13: 1. Lucas Svonavec; 2. Amy
Schmuck; 3. Erin Livengood.
Class 14: 1. Heidi Svonavec; 2. Amy
Schmuck; 3. Andrew Barton.
Clasa 18; 1. Lindsay Schmuck; 2. Gabs
Svonavec; 3. Andrew Weimer.
Claas 19:1. Matthew Pyle; 2. Jodi Flick; 3.
Lindsey Deem.
Group Champion: 1. Lindsay Schmuck;
2. Luke Svonavec.
Junior Showman: t. Amanda Darr; 2.
Daniel L. Milter; 3. Lindsay Schmuck.
Senior Showman: 1. Angela Livengood;
2. Debbie Black; 3. Jann Black.
Pair Plaelnga: 1. Lindsay Schmuck; 2.
Luke Svonavec; 3. Amy Schmuck.
SWINE
Class 1:1. Mark Hoffman; 2. Cara Johns
ton; 3. Heather Welch.
Claes 2:1. Sonja Hoover; 2. Bill Hersch;
3. Scott Rhoads.
Class 3:1. Adam Luce; 2. Beth Harbaugh;
3. Kelly Nedrow.
Class 4; 1. Amanda Darr; 2. Jason Fishel;
3. Noah Wareham.
Group Champion: 1. Adam Luce; 2. Son
ia Hoover.
Class 8:1. Shawn Romesburg. 2. Michael
Henry; 3. Andrea Darr.
ATTENTION
Poultry and
Egg Producers
The champion market lamb title goes to Ryan Donough’s homebred Suffolk cross*
breed on right. Judge John Eaton Jr., center, chose Amy Bollinger’s l34*pound lamb
as reserve.
Sheep Titles At Ephrata Fair
(Continued from Pago A 36) _ Southdown - Ewo Lamb 1,2. Jennifer Champion Suffolk Ram Jerry Bollinger.
Peter*. Zimmerman. Ewe Lamb 1,2. Jeff Bollinger.
Doraat Flock 1. Jeeslca Stoltzfus; 2. Champion Southdown Ewe Jennifer Yearling Ewe 1,2. Jeff Bollinger.
Radell Peter*. Zimmerman. Aged Ewo 1,2,3. Jeff Bollnger.
Breeder* Young Flock JetiicaStoltzfui. Southdown Pair Jennifer Zimmerman. Champion Suffolk Ewa Jeff Ballinger.
Shropehtro Ewe Lamb Tracy Bollinger. Suffolk Suffolk Pair 1. Jerry Bollinger; 2,3 Jeff
Champion Shropahlro Ewa Tracy "am Lamb 1. Jerry Bollinger: Yearling Bollinger.
Ballinger. R,m J,rr V Bollinger.
Claao •: 1. Jarod Hoover; 2. Shawn gaa; 3. JlHlan Ickaa. C |„, 18; Bill Hersch: 2. Ryan
Romoiburg; 3. Jennifer Ray. Claaa 11: 1. Shown Troutman; 2. Brad gchmuck' 3 Tegan Hayes.
Claaa 7: 1. Kristin Randall; 2. Jon Guln- Fisher; 3. Brian Harbaugh. Claaa i#-l Susie Shipley; 2. Julie Will; 3
don: 3. Kara Frazee. Claaa 12: 1. Kara Frazee; 2. Crystal Michael Hutchison.
Claaa S: 1. Harry Hoover; 2. Paul Dlbert; Hershberger: 3. Kami Hlllegasa. Group Champion: 1. Megan Frazee; 2
3. Sonja Hoover. Group Champion: 1. Joshua Will, 2. Susie Shipley
Group Champion: 1. Kristin Randall: 2. Shawn Troutman. Junior Showman: 1. Brian Smith; 2
Harry Hoover. Claaa IS: 1. Megan Frazee: 2. Jill Brant; Brandon Hlllegasa; 3. Travis Brant.
Claaa 9; 1. Michelle McKinley; 2. Kristin 3- Jennifer Hay. Senior Showman; 1. Crystal Hershber-
Randall; 3. Kyle Hlllegasa. Claaa 14: 1. Michael Henry; 2. Angela fler2 Michelle McKinley: 3. Ryan Schmuck
Claaa 10: 1. Joshua Will; 2. Kevin Hllle- Pile; 3. Bonnie Sanner.
National FFA’s Star Farmer Finalists
ALEXANDRIA, Va. Four ton . * Y - : " d Cr ?‘B Eric Daniels,
successful young entrepreneurs 20, Moniello, Wis., were chosen
have been named by the National “I* 6 * )est American
FFA Organization as national Dagrec candidate. One of
finalists for the 1994 American * e honors an FFA mem-
Star in Agribusiness Award. ter American Star in
Neal C. Floyd, 21, Nicholasvil- Agribusiness will be chosen from
le. Ky.; lammy L. Yost, 20. Joliet, *e four finalists during the 67th
Mont David Snyder. 21. Hamil- National FFA Convention in Kan-
Lancaster Fai
Sttunto
Schuylkill County Antique
Tractor,
Gas Engine and Equipment
Show
Schuylkill Co. Fairgrounds
Rt 5951% miles east of Summit Station, PA
ADMISSION S2.OQ/CAR
Sat, Oct 8 and Sun, Oct 9,1994
Starting at SAM both days til ?
• Antique tractor games at periodic
times and parade at 12 noon.
• Antique tractor pull, Sat., Oct. 8, at
3PM
Also 2nd Fall Festival
• Craft items and demonstrations cider,
apple butter etc.
• Entertainment Daily
• Evening Haunted Hay Rides, Fri.
and Sat. evenings
• 2nd Edition Schuylkill County Fair
Trucks Available at Fall Festival
Exhibitors Welcome
For more information:
Curt (717) 739-4554,
Don (717) 866-6485
ir 24, 1904-A37
sas City, Mo., Nov. 10-12.
The finalists were selected
based on their management skills
and the quality and growth of their
agribusiness programs. The candi
dates* leadership and FFA activi
ties are also considered by the
national, state and local FFA offi
cials who select the finalists.
Each finalist will receive
$l,OOO from the National FFA
Foundation. The national winner
will be awarded another $l,OOO.
In addition to the cash awards, the
four finalists will travel to Europe
with other national winners for an
international experience tour.'