Wallace Selects Champions At 2000
Atlantic National Super Roll of Victory Show
ST. JOSEPH, Mo. Angus
enthusiasts gathered on May 28
in Timonium, Md., for the 2000
Atlantic National Super Point
Roll of Victory (ROY) Angus
Show,
Craig Wallace, Mount
Vernon, Mo., evaluated the 280
entries. Exhibitors paraded 204
females, 61 bulls, and 15 cow
calf pairs before the champions
were crowned.
nA^v ou^a * s Rainmaker
9020 claimed the grand cham
pion bull title after first winning
early spring bull calf champion.
Koupals Angus Farm and Vern
Koupal, both of Dante, S.D.,
The Great Allentown Fair
The 148th Great Allentown
Fair Aug. 29-Sept. 4, has final
ized its line-up of shows for its
outdoor grandstand venue.
The fair opens with Def Lep
pard on Tuesday, Aug. 29.
Country hit-make Alan Jackson
with special guest Montgomery
Gentry performs on Wednes
day, Aug. 30. On Thursday,
Aug. 31, Destiny’s Child, the
female foursome with the chart
topping single “Say My Name,”
is joined by the new British boy
band on-the-rise, BBMak.
The Labor Day weekend
starts off with LeAnn Rimes and
special guest Chad Brock, who
has the current No. 1 country
single, “Yes!” They perform
Friday, Sept. 1. Then Nickelo
deon presents the “All That
Music and More Festival”
featuring teen idols LFO,
B*Witched, Hoku, Blaque,
A*Teens and Boyz N Girlz on
Saturday, Sept. 2.
On Sunday, Sept. 3, rock
bands the Goo Goo Dolls and
Tonic team up. As an added at
traction, the traditional run of
Victory Gardener Coming
To Gettysburg
GETTYSBURG (Adams Co.)
Roger Swain, host of TV’s
“The Victory Garden,” will be
the featured speaker at the Oct.
21 Rites of Fall gardening semi
nar sponsored by the Adams
County Master Gardeners.
Swain, now in his 13th year as
host of the popular show, will
discuss fall gardening tips that
will help ensure a better garden
next spring.
In addition to doing his TV
show, Swain is a prolific and
widely read writer. His books
which he will be available to sign
include “Earthly Pleasures:
Tales from a Biologists
Garden,” “Field Days: Journal
of an Itinerant Biologist,” “The
Practical Gardener,” and, most
recently, “Groundwork: a Gar
dener’s Ecology.”
Richard M. Koogle of Lil
lypons Water Gardens is also on
the program. He will discuss
“The Fall Water Garden” and
answer questions about this rap
idly growing area of gardener
interest.
and Roth Angus, Freeman, S.D.
own the January 1999 son of S L
S Rainmaker 7596.
Wilson Cattle Company,
Cloverdale, Ind., led the reserve
grand champion bull to the
winner’s circle. MT Valley Full
back 810, a May 1998 son of
Rito 9F83 of SHII Fullback,
first claimed intermediate
champion bull honors.
In the female show, WAF
Missie 9057 captured the grand
champion title for Mercedes
Danekas, Wilton, Calif. The
January 1999 daughter of
Leachman Saugahatchee 3000 C
first topped the early spring
heifer calf division.
the J & J Demolition Derby
featuring the WWF Monster
Truck, “The Rock” wraps up
the entertainment on Labor
Day, Monday, Sept. 4.
Tickets are on sale for all
shows at the Fair Box Office and
at all Ticketmaster outlets,
phone lines, and online. Tickets
for the musical concerts range
from $25 to $32 and general ad
mission to the Demo Derby is
$ll for adults and $6 for chil
dren under age 12.
All shows start at 7:30 p.m.
except for the Nickelodeon
show, with fest activities begin
ning at S p.m. and the demo
derby, which kicks off at 6 p.m.
Fair box office hours are 10
a.m. to 2 p.m. Mondays-
Saturdays. Cash, Master Card
and Visa are accepted at the box
office.
To charge by phone, call 215-
336-2000 or 570-693-4100. To
purchase on-line, visit
www.ticketmaster.com.
For more information, call
610-435-SHOW (7469) or visit
the fair website at www.allen
townfairpa.org.
Koogle, who has appeared on
“Good Morning America,” and
the “Fox Morning Show,” is an
adviser for Ortho’s “Garden
Ponds and Fountains” and Tay
lor’s “Weekend Garden Guide.”
He has lectured extensively
before the American Association
of Nurserymen and other pro
fessional organizations.
In addition to the keynote
speakers, experts will conduct
several educational workshops.
Educational hour credits are
available for Master Gardeners.
The 8:30 a.m.-3:30 p.m. semi
nar will be at the new Adams
County Agricultural and Natu
ral Resources Center in Gettys
burg. Seating is limited and
participation in this third
annual event is by advance reg
istration only.
A $35 fee covers all costs in
cluding a continental breakfast,
lunch, and refreshments.
For more information and
registration materials, call the
Adams County Master Gar
dener Program at (717) 334-
6271.
Champion Hill Shadoe 1422
claimed reserve grand champion
female for Champion Hill,
Bidwell, Ohio, and Dobson
Pulpwood Farm, Campti, La.
The January 1999 daughter of
Leachman Saugahatchee 3000 C
first won reserve early spring
heifer calf champion.
A complete list of winners fol
lows;
2000 ATLANTIC
NATIONAL ROV
ANGUSSHOW
RESULTS
Heifers
Late Fall Heifer Calf Champion; Sayre
Brothers.
Reserve Late Fall Heifer Calf Champion;
Amy Krueger.
Early Fall Heifer Calf Champion: Fox
Cross Farm.
Reserve Early Fall Heifer Calf Champion:
KirbeSchnoor.
late Summer Heifer Calf Champion:
Jeremy Armstrong.
Reserve Late Summer Heifer Calf Cham
pion; Mandy Richardson.
Early Summer Heifer Calf Champion;
Megan Veisel.
Reserve Early Summer Heifer Calf
Champion: Deanna Bloom.
Late Spnng Heifer Calf Champion:
James Armstrong.
Reserve Late Spnng Heifer Calf Cham
pion: Megan Weisel.
Early Spnng Heifer Calf Champion:
Mercedes Danekas.
Reserve Early Spnng Heifer Calf Cham
pion: Dobson Pulpwood Farm and Cham
pion Hill.
Senior Heifer Calf Champion: Dobson
Pulpwood Farm and Champion Hill.
Reserve Senior Heifer Calf Champion
Joseph Wnght.
Intermediate Champion Female Lisa
Bloom.
Reserve Intermediate Champion
Female: Alberto Lasmartres and Jason Mi
chael.
Junior Champion Female; TC Ranch Inc.
and Roth Angus.
Reserve Junior Champion Female. S & C
Farms and Judson Dalton
Senior Yearling Champion Female:
Tanya Peebles.
Reserve Senior Yearling Champion
Female: Scott Bourne.
Grand Champion Female: Mercedes
Danekas.
Reserve Grand Champion Female
Dobson Pulpwood Farm.
Bulls
Fall Bull Calf Champion: Weavedand
Valley Farms and Harry Bachman.
Reserve Fall Bull Calf Champion Holly
Gamble.
Summer Bull Calf Champion: Roth
Angus and Millcreek Farm.
Reserve Summer Bull Calf Champion;
Amy Krueger.
Late Spring Bull Calf Champion: Wilson
Cattle Company.
Reserve Late Spnng Bull Calf Champion:
Hope Herd.
Early Spnng Bull Calf Champion*
Koupals Angus Farm, Vem Koupal and
Roth Angus.
Reserve Early Spnng Bull Calf Cham
pion: Wilson Cattle Company.
Senior Bull Calf Champion. Wilson Cattle
Company.
Reserve Senior Bull Calf Champion*
Mirapaso Farms and Judson Dalton
Intermediate Champion Bull. Wilson
Cattle Company.
Reserve Intermediate Champion Bull;
John Wagner and Ronald Kerber.
Junior Champion Bull: Wilson Cattle
Company, Masters Cattle Company and
Greg Smith.
Reserve Junior Champion Bull: Cory
Thompson.
Senior Champion Bull: Roth Angus and
Forgey 09 Angus Ranch.
Reserve Senior Champion Bull: Scott
Bourne.
Grand Champion Bull. Koupals Angus
Farm, Vern Koupal and Roth Angus.
Reserve Grand Champion Bull- Wilson
Cattle Company
Cow-Calf Pairs
Grand Champion Cow With Natural Calf
Whitestone Farm and Mandy Richardson
Reserve Grand Champion Cow With
Natural Calf: TC Ranch Inc and Roth
Angus.
Grand Champion Cow With Embryo Calf-
Julie Jones and Tanya Peebles.
Reserve Grand Champion Cow With
Embryo Calf; Mirapaso Farms and Judson
Dalton.
Group Classes
Get-of-Sire: Champion H'".
Junior Get-of-Sire: Champion Hill
Calf Get-of-Sire. Champion Hill
Best Six Head: champion Hiii. Koupals B&B Rainmaker 9020 captured the grand
Prod supremeCham^iono V eraii champion bull title and the Supreme Champion Award at
Koupais Angus Farm, vem Koupai and 2000 Atlantic National Super Point Roll of Victory
R °Prernier breeder: Daltons on the Sy- (ROV) AngUS ShOW. The January 1999 Mil Of Site SIS
camore. Rainmaker 7596 first won early spring bull calf champion.
premier Exhibitor. Daltons on the Sy- Koupals Angus Farm and Vern Koupai, both from Dante,
camore S.D., and Roth Angus, Freeman, S.D., own the winning
bull.
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Daltons Elba 6181 captured grand champion cow with
embryo calf honors at the 2000 Atlantic National Super
Point Roll of Victory (ROV) Angus Show, May 28 in Timon
ium, Md. Tanya Peebles, Lawrenceville, Va., and Julie
Jones, Nelson, Va., own the November 1996 daughter of O
C C Backstop 8888. A February 2000 bull calf sired by Sitz
Alliance 6595 is at side. Craig Wallace, Mount Vernon,
Mo., evaluated the 280 entries.
Whitestone Rita H 024 of 5H27 claimed the grand
champion cow with natural calf title at the 2000 Atlantic
National Super Point Roll of Victory (ROV) Angus Show.
Whitestone Farm, Aldie, Va., and Mandy Richardson,
Louisa, Va., own the January 1996 daughter of Whitestone
Traveler 2149. An April 2000 daughter of Whitestone
Treasury JlB7 completes the winning duo.
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WAF Missie 9057 claimed the grand champion female
title at the 2000 Atlantic National Super Point Roll of Vic
tory (ROV) Angus Show. Mercedes Danekas, Wilton, Calif.,
owns the January 1999 daughter of Leachman Sau
gahatchee 3000 C that first won early spring heifer calf
champion.
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