Supreme Junior Beef Named At York Fair JOYCEBUPP York Co. Correspondent YORK (York Co.) Su preme champions in the York Fair’s junior beef breeding show struck a marked contrast, with a high-sheened black Angus taking the bull honors and a glis tening white Charolais pegging A ceremonial check of $2,349,474 representing the funds that York County has received in disaster-relief payment was presented to county officials by Pennsylvania Ag. Sec. Samuel Hayes, Jr. at the York Fair. The funds went for hay assistance, crop loss, and crop insurance. Hayes also presented a check to represent funds the county received from the 2000 Fair Improvement Grant. In the photo standing, from left, Trach Richardson, Scott Schell, Bill Burrell, Ron Trostle, Roger Banker, Rep. Stan Saylor, Rep. Ron Miller, Chris Bankert, Brian Bankert, Mike Rutter, fair president, and Terri Johnson. In the front row, Sen. Mike Waugh, Andrew Ankert, Sec. 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Sire of the show Thompson, Wellsville. “Cedar winner is JDH Keystone Ext. Hill CT Keystone” turned two Cory, 13, exhibited six head of in April, having already earned beef cattle to the York Fair’s grand champion honors at the junior and open class shows, 2000 Pennsylvania Farm Show, about half of his own growing then added to his show winnings herd maintained on the family’s 10’ Deep Circular Manure Storage 601 Overly Grove Rd., New Holland, PA 17557 For All Your Concrete Walls And Construction Needs Specializing In Manure Storage Round or Rectangular. In-Ground or Above-Ground Work That Will Last A Lifetime Cedar Hill farm at Wellsville. “2C,” a growthy Charolais heifer, snagged the Supreme female honors in both the junior and open class shows at the York Fair for junior exhibitor Katie Myers, Dallastown. A January-1999-bom junior year ling, “2C” was also the breed champion at the recent Mary land State Fair, as well as breed reserve at the August New York State Fair. Katie, 16, is a junior exhibitor of several years and owns six head of beef cattle she exhibits in 4-H and open class competition. Breed category champions in Supreme Champion CHEVIOT Champion ram and reserve champion ewe, John Eaton, Jr, Windsor; reserve champion ram, Tony Haugh, Red Lion. Champion ewe, Melissa Trostle. DORSET Champion ram and reserve champion ewe, Hollystone Farm, Paoli; Champion ewe John Eaton, Jr. HAMPSHIRE All champions, Matt Trostle, Red Lion. SHROPSHIRE Champion ewe, Kris Stem, F'awn Grove. SOUTHDOWN Champion ram, Bruce and Barry Snyder; reserve champion ram, Matt Trostle. Champion and reserve champion ewe, Jennifer Flinchbaugh, York. X Heaviest cattle slat made in the area X Wet cast with 1/2” welded rebar X High Quality .... a ' X 6 1/2 thick throughout the entire X 1 3/4” slot openings X Affordable slat prices X Slow cured for extra strength LEBANON VALLEY ENTERPRISES, INC. Manufacturing • Powder Coating • Precast RO. Box 187, Myerstown, PA 17067 • (717) 866-2030 Lancaster Farming, Saturday, September 16, 2000-A35 the junior show included April Daugherty, who had both cham pion and reserve Hereford, as well as champion Simmental. Reserve champion Simmental was exhibited by Aubrey Eyler, Kelly Hain exhibited both the champion and reserve in the Other Breeds category, with her Red Angus entries. Reserve champion Angus went to Brett Bishard and Katie Myers exhib ited the reserve champion Charolais. Champion junior beef show man was Hope Long, topping re serve winner Richard (Continued from Pago A 26) Champion ram and reserve champion ewe, Travis Flory, Red Lion; reserve champion ram Denny Haugh, Red Lion. Champion ewe, Michael Burrell, Dover. NATURAL COLOR Champion ram, champion and reserve champion ewe, Emily Butt, New Park. Reserve champion ram, Greta Dise, Glen Rock. CORRIEDALE Champion, reserve champion ram, reserve champion ewe, Ruth Hartman, Limekiln. Champion ewe Bruce and Barry Snyder. 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