A24-Lancaster Farming, Saturday, January 14, 1995
Winners Named In Jr. Beef Breeding
EVERETT NEWSWANGER
Managing Editor
HARRISBUG (Dauphin
Co.) The juniors had their beef
breeding classes on Wednesday
momiing with 66 head shown
before Dan Ebersole, associate
professor, UPI, Blacksburg,
Virginia.
mental. Also with the winner are Ron Routon, center, and
Eric Berkheimer.
Suzanne Bishard shows the champion in the Angus
breed show. Harry Bachman, president, Pennsylvania
Angus Assn., makes the presentation.
In the Angus breed, Suzanne
Bishard, York County, had the
grand champion with South
Branch Princess 301. Bree Tag
gart, Green County, had the reserve
grand champion with WRL
Eldorene’s Jackie 406.
The Charolais show had only
three entries. Carl Detwiler, Bed
ford County, had the champion,
and Heather Slceman had the
reserve grand champion.
In the Limousin show, Ben
Stine, Adams County, had the
grand champion with FRBA BEth
2C. And Wendy Schinkovec from
Washington County had the
reserve champion with Black Vir
ginian 13C.
In the Hereford/Polled Hereford
show, Kristi Rooker, Fayette
County, had the champion with
KLR 610 Ronee 335. Curt Stock
dale, Armstrong County, had the
reserve champion with CS Miss
Deliver.
The champion in the Simment&l
breed was shown by Tom Ncw
pher, Bedes County, with K7K
Press Your Luck. The reserve
champion was shown by Keith
Carlisle, Washington County. The
name is pending.
Top placings in the junior beef
breeding classes are as follows:
ANGUS
Summer Calves: 1. Jason Baer.
Early Summer Calves; 1. Curt Stockdale.
Spring Calves: 1. Suzanne Bishatd; 2.
Kyle Rooker; 3. Tammi Grubb.
Junior Calves: 1. Kevin Rooker; 2. Alissa
Myers; 3. Jennifer Dunieavy.
Summer Yearling; 1. Casey High; 2. Carl
Detwiler, 3. Jason Baer.
Spring Yearling: 1. Tammi Biubb; 2.
Bree Taggart; 3. Suzanne Bishatd.
Jr. Yearling; 1., 2., & 3. Suzanne Bishatd.
Bred/Owned; 1. Bree Taggart; 2. Suzan
ne Bishard; 3. Bite Taggart.
CHAROLAIS
Summer Yearling: 1. Carl Detwiler.
Jr. Yearling; 1. Heather Sleeman; 2. Stan
ley Reever.
LIMOUSIN
Spring Calves; 1. Wendy Schinkovec.
Jr. Calves: 1. Jon Hamish; 2. Jessica Lori.
Spring Yearling: 1. Ben Stine; 2. Jessica
Lori; 3. Joleen Kirschner.
Jr. Yearling; 1. Wendy Schinkovec; Z
LaDonna Miller; 3. Richard Kerper.
Bred/Owned: 1. Ben Stein; 2. Jon Ham
ish; 3. Wendy Schinkovec.
POLLED HEREFORD
Summer Calves: 1. Kyle Rooker; 2,
Margeaux Firestine.
Early Summer Calves: 1. Cory Eschback.
Spring Calves: 1. Cun Stockdale; Z Matt
Samsel; 3. Charles VogeL
Summer Yearling: 1. Kristi Rooker, 2.
Margeaux Firestine.
Spring Yearling: 1. Curt Stockdale.
Jr. Yeariing: 1. John Vidovich ID.
Stockdale Shows Grand Champion Steer
EVERETT NEWSWANGER
Managing Editor
HARRISBURG (Dauphin
Co.) The champion of the
cross-bred beef stow was the
grand champion junior market
steer at the 1995 Pennsylvania
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wert, Pennsylvania Cattleman’s Queen, and Boyd Wolff,
agriculture.
Ben Stine shows the champion Limousin and Nichole
Willwert, Pennsylvania Cattlemen’s Queen, presents the
banner.
Bred/Owned: 1.&3. Curt Stockdale; 1 Wagner; 3. Timothy Bishop.
KQe Rooker. Spring Yearling: 1. Tom Newpher; 2.
SIMMENTAL Keith Carlisle; 3. Derrick Carlisle.
Early Summer Calves: 1. Keith Carlisle; Jr. Yeariing: 1. Keith Carlisle; 2. ft 3.
2. Derrick Carlisle. Tom Newpher.
Spring Calves: 1. ft 2. Derrick Carlisle. Bred/Owned; 1. ft 3. Keith Carlisle; 2.
Jr. Calves: 1. Troy Gelsinger. Z Jason Troy Gelsinger.
Farm Show. The winner was the
lightweight champion for Curt
Stockdale from Armstrong Coun
ty. The 17 year- old junior at Da ton
High School has had reserve
champions at the Farm Stow
before, but this was his first grand
champion. The champion weighed
1,220 pounds and was named
“Sugar.”
The reserve grand champion
was a Simmental from the “all
other purebreds” class for LaDon
na Miller, Bedford County. The
1,315-pound steer was named
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