1995 Junior Livestock Show

Fri., May 19, 1995

The results of the 1995 Junior Livestock Show of Spokane include:

Winners

Market steers

4-H Grand Champion Stephanie Smith, Waitsburg, Wash.

4-H Reserve Champion Justin Gimlin, Quincy, Wash.

FFA Grand Champion Wendy Martin, Pomeroy FFA.

FFA Reserve Champion Lance Repp, St. John/Endicott FFA.

Market hogs

4-H Grand Champion Dane Crea, Fenn, Idaho

4-H Reserve Champion Jody Blakley, Harrison, Idaho.

FFA Grand Champion Kathy Schmitz, Liberty FFA.

FFA Reserve Champion Brian Maley, Rosalia FFA.

Market lambs

4-H Grand Champion Jeri Huber, Rathdrum, Idaho.

4-H Reserve Champion Elizabeth Houser, Spokane.

FFA Grand Champion Travis Goldsmith, Freeman, Wash., FFA.

FFA Reserve Champion Melanie Maxwell, Dayton, Wash., FFA.

Judging

4-H Junior Division

First Kerry Mays, Lacrosse, Wash.

Second Nick Koller, Lacrosse, Wash.

Third Jordan Williams, Medical Lake.

4-H Intermediate Division

First Craig Shindler, Rosalia, Wash.

Second Kay Himmelberger, Dayton, Wash.

Third Joe Waldher, Pomeroy, Wash.

4-H Senior Division

First Mary Worth, Cunningham, Wash.

Second Jennifer Aedo, Cunningham, Wash.

Third Tanna Skidmore, Hunters, Wash.

Highest 4-H score winning the Bill Ritter Award for swine judging Craig Shindler, Rosalia, Wash.

Highest 4-H score for beef, winning the Spokane County Cattlewomen Award Rick Stout, Uniontown, Wash.

Highest 4-H lamb judging score, receiving the Barbara Hood memorial trophy Kerri Ward, Spokane.

Oral reasons contest

4-H Junior Division

First Carey Guhlke, Davenport, Wash.

Second Kenny Braaten.

Third Kim Klein, Edwall, Wash.

4-H Intermediate Division

First Anne Margaret St.Clair, Davenport, Wash.

Second Josh Tellessen, Spokane.

Third Chris Rodkey, Reardan, Wash.

4-H Senior Division

First Theresa Mosey, Chattaroy, Wash.

Second Kelly Rouse, Chattaroy, Wash.

Third Kyle Cordill, Cheney.

Judging FFA

Team Placings

First Liberty FFA.

Second Colville FFA.

Third Elma FFA.

Fourth Eastmont FFA.

Fifth Finley FFA.

Individual Placings

First Brian Valentine, Royal FFA.

Second Jeff Sackman, Warden FFA.

Third Julie Hedrick, Colville FFA.

Fourth Travis Greenwalt Liberty FFA.

Fifth Grady Johnson, Elma FFA.

Highest individual FFA beef judge, winning the Spokane County Cattlewomen Award Ed Bageant, St. John, Wash.

Highest individual FFA lamb judge, winning the Jason Biss Memorial trophy Mark Gray, Connell, Wash.

Highest individual FFA swine judge, winning the Bill Ritter Memorial trophy Mark Gray, Connell, Wash.

Meats Judging Contest Winners

First Royal FFA.

Second Quincy FFA.

Third Elma FFA.

Fourth Eastmont FFA.

Fifth Warden FFA.

Individual Scores

Angie Brides Royal FFA, 445.

Chris McGuire Finley FFA, 434.

Larry Brown Medical Lake FFA, 365.

Demonstrations

4-H Grand Champion Junior Division Angela Jeffries, St. John Livestock 4-H, Whitman County.

4-H Reserve Champion Junior Division Lynn Baumgartner, Reardan Livestock 4-H, Lincoln County.

4-H Grand Champion Intermediate Division Jodi Booth, Northwest Rangers, Kootenai County, Idaho.

4-H Reserve Champion Intermediate Division Nathan Vetsch, Northwest Rangers, Kootenai County, Idaho.

4-H Grand Champion Senior Division Nykole Weinberg, Kritters & Krafts, Adams County.

4-H Reserve Champion Senior Division Tressa Hawks, Upper Whetstone, and Renee Huwe, Fleecers 4-H, both of Columbia County.

FFA Grand Champion Tiffany Deking, Ritzville FFA.

Lads and Ladies Lead

4-H Junior Division

First Rychelle Moos, Lincoln County.

Second Hannah Smith, Kootenai County.

4-H Intermediate Division

First Tye Ham, Spokane County.

Second Jennifer Crupper, Kootenai County.

4-H Senior Division

First Nancy Houser, Spokane County.

Second Elizabeth Houser, Spokane County.

FFA Grand Champion Amanda Smith, Tekoa FFA.

4-H Fitting and Showing

Steers

Grand Champion Junior Division Jordan Williams, Medical Lake, Wash.

Reserve Champion Junior Division Samee Ledgerwood, Pomeroy, Wash.

Grand Champion Intermediate Division Jared Williams, Medical Lake, Wash.

Reserve Champion Intermediate Division Kayla Moos, Edwall, Wash.

Grand Champion Senior Division Harvey Lippert, Sandpoint, Idaho.

Reserve Champion Senior Division Jennifer Stoltey, Plummer, Idaho.

Lorenzen Red Angus Award Wendy Martin, Pomeroy, Wash.

Swine

Grand Champion Junior Division Pat Berger, Post Falls.

Reserve Champion Junior Division Bonnie Ost, Post Falls.

Grand Champion Intermediate Division Jackie Druffel, Pullman.

Reserve Champion Intermediate Division Jake Holling, Fairfield, Wash.

Grand Champion Senior Division Justin Miller, Cheney.

Reserve Champion Senior Division Kimberlie Kjack, St. John, Wash.

Lambs

Grand Champion Junior Division Katie Loomis, St. John, Wash.

Reserve Champion Junior Division Brad Lockard, Pomeroy, Wash.

Grand Champion Intermediate Division Tye Ham, Greenacres, Wash.

Reserve Champion Intermediate Division Amy Sienknecht, Tekoa, Wash.

Grand Champion Senior Division Elizabeth Houser, Spokane.

Reserve Champion Senior Division Nancy Houser, Spokane.

The Gladhart Award for the top 4-H Showman Harvey Lippert, Sandpoint.

FFA Fitting and Showing

Steers

Grand Champion Junior-Senior Division Jackie Gingerich, Pomeroy FFA.

Reserve Champion Junior-Senior Division Caleb Cox, Pomeroy FFA.

Grand Champion Freshman-Sophomore Division Jacob Smith, Waitsburg FFA.

Reserve Champion Freshman-Sophomore Division Lance Repp, St. John/Endicott FFA.

Swine

Grand Champion Junior-Senior Division Jaime Meenach, Freeman FFA.

Reserve Champion Junior-Senior Division Justin Pittman, Rosalia FFA.

Grand Champion Freshman-Sophomore Division Travis Greenwalt, Liberty FFA.

Reserve Champion Freshman-Sophomore Division Scott Young, Pomeroy FFA.

Lambs

Grand Champion Junior-Senior Division Travis Goldsmith, Freeman FFA.

Reserve Champion Junior-Senior Division Melanie Maxwell, Dayton FFA.

Grand Champion Freshman-Sophomore Division Amanda Smith, Tekoa FFA.

Reserve Champion Freshman-Sophomore Division Nathan Hahner, Liberty FFA.

Talmadge Award for top FFA showman Travis Goldsmith, Freeman FFA.

Washington State Fair Award Edwall Country Kiddos, Farm Fair.

1995 Sale Results The market stock sale for lambs and swine was held at Stockland Livestock Exchange on May 10 and 11.

Comparatively low floor prices, for steers and swine, reflecting the current market, were disappointing to these youngsters who have spent much of the past year and a lot of money on their projects. Lambs were up .21 over 1994 prices.IBP of Pasco, floored the blue ribbon steers at .61, red ribbon steers at .57.

Farmer John’s of Los Angeles floored the hogs at .34.

Stockland Livestock Exchange floored the lambs at .70 per lb.

Stephanie Smith, Waitsburg, Wash., sold the Grand Champion, 1350 lbs. 4-H steer to Cavanaugh’s River Inn for 1.50 per lb.

Wendy Martin, Pomeroy, Wash., sold the Grand Champion, 1270 lbs. FFA steer to Appleway Motors, Bank of the West and Pomeroy Grain Growers for 1.50 per lb.

Justin Gimlin, Quincy, Wash., sold the Reserve Champion, 1355 lb. 4-H steer to Chapter 11 and Hathaway Meats for 1.24 per lb.

Lance Repp, St. John, Wash., sold the Reserve Champion 1160 lbs. FFA steer to St. John Boosters for $1.30 per lb.

Kathy Schmitz, Liberty FFA, sold the Grand Champion 254 lbs. FFA hog to Bank of Latah for $2.50 per lb.

Dane Crea, Fenn, Idaho, sold the Grand Champion 246 lbs. 4-H hog to Washington Water Power for $1.85 per lb.

Brian Maley, Rosalia FFA, sold the Reserve Champion 261 lbs. FFA hog to Pomeroy Grain Growers for $1.10 per lb.

Jody Blakley, Harrison, Idaho, sold the Reserve Champion 243 lbs.4-H hog to Washington Water Power for $1.10 per lb.

Travis Goldsmith, Freeman FFA, sold the Grand Champion FFA lamb to Bank of Fairfield for $6 per lb.

Jeri Huber, Rathdrum, Idaho, sold the Grand Champion 4-H lamb to Washington Water Power for $3.50 per lb.

Melanie Maxwell, Dayton, Wash., sold the Reserve Champion FFA lamb to Bank of the West for $3.75 per lb.

Elizabeth Houser, Spokane, sold the Reserve Champion 4-H lamb to Washington Water Power for $3 per lb.

Receiving the Jim Seabeck Award for outstanding 4-H Club was Hutton Valley 4-H Club.

Receiving the Jim Seabeck Award for outstanding FFA Chapter was Pomeroy FFA.

Herdsmanship Results

FFA Steers

Over five animals: First Freeman FFA; Second Waitsburg FFA.

Under five animals: First Sprague FFA; Second Liberty FFA.

Swine

Over five animals: First Liberty FFA; Second Sprague FFA.

Under five animals: First Lacrosse FFA; Second Dayton FFA.

Lambs

Over five animals: First Medical Lake FFA; Second Liberty FFA.

Under five animals: First Newport FFA; Second Sprague FFA.

4-H

Steers

Over five animals: First Lacrosse AllPurpose 4-H; Second Garfield County 4-H.

Under five animals: First Waitsburg Corral Wranglers 4-H; Second West Plains 4-H Club.

Swine

Over five animals: First Rosalia 4-H Club; Second St. John Livestock 4-H.

Under five animals: First Cheney Odds and Ends 4-H; Second Kritters and Krafts 4-H.

Lambs

Over five animals: First Upper Whetstone Fleecers 4-H; Second Hutton Valley 4-H Club.

Under five animals: First Riverbend 4-H Club; Second Pine City 4-H Club.

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