t Lancaster Farming, Saturday, September 24, 1966 ■“ —— Holateln DAIRY SHOW Junior Coif— l, Linda De . Long. Quarryvllle Rl; 2, Nancy In the 38-an)mal Junior dairy DeLongi Quarryvllle RI; 3. chow at Wednesday’s Solanco Dalc Grilling, Peach Bottom; Fair. Judge John Harris, asso- 4< cindy Krfcldcr, Quarryvllle elate agricultural agent In Dau- ri ; 5 Brenda Herr, New Prov phln County, twice had to call idencc. a halt while contestants fled intermediate Calf—l. Barry for shelter from the rain. Kerr, Quarryvllle R 2; 2, Lewis But It was fair weather for Kreider, Quarryvllle Rl; 3, Twinkle Edgefield Star Sequoia, j an et O'Donnell, Drumore Rl; • four-year-old Holstein cow 4 j amcs Leaman, 1891 Windy owned by Richard Rutt of Rill R oa d, Lancaster; 5, Carol Quarryville R 2, as she sailed Groff, Quarryvllle R 3; 6, James through the 25-head competi- High, 2241 South View Road, tion to win the Holstein cham- Lancaster, pionship. Senior Calf—l, Tommy Krei- Twinkle was also top Hoi- dec, Quarryville Rl; 2, David stein at the 4-H county round- Hogg, ‘ Quarryville Rl; Dale up held last month at the Bollinger, Quarryville Rl. Guernsey Sales Pavilion. Junior Yearling—l, Donald Her young owner has been gwinehart, •‘Quarryville Rl; 2, in 4-H work for six years and j oyce Groff, Quarryville R 3. is presently a junior at Solanco Senior Yearling—l. Sharon High School. He is the son of Groff, Quarryville R 3; J. Ev- Mr. and Mrs. Amos Rutt. ere tt Kreider Jr., Quarryville Reserve Holstein honors ri. went to the second place ani- Two-year-old—l, Glenn Krei mal in the three-years and over der, Quarryville Rl; 2, Caril class shown by Glenn Kreider, Holloway, Peach Bottom Rl; Quarryville Rl. 3, Clifford Holloway, Peach Titles in the three other Bottom Rl; James High breed- classes were won by; Three-year-old and over—l, Guernsey, champion. Earl Mull, Richard Rutt, Quarryville R 2, and reserve, by his brother breed champion; 2, Glenn Scott Mull; Jersey, champion Kreider, reserve champion, 3, and reserve went to animals Kenneth Mellinger, Quarry- shown by J Marvin Herr, Holt- V ille R 2. wood Rl; Ayrshire, champion Guernsey •was a nine-year-old cow, the intermediate Calf—l, Allen lone Ayrshire entry, shown by Crider) Nottingham R 2; 2, Joe Rmeer, Strasburg Rl. Charles Coates, Nottingham; 3, Scott Mull, Quarryville Rl. Senior Calf—l, Scott Mull, Quarryville; 2, Beth Preston, STEER SHOW Thursday afternoon climaxed Oxford youth showmanship activities Senior Yearling —l, Beth ait the Southern Lancaster Preston. County Community Fan* at Two-year-old —1, Larry Quarryville as sixteen 4-H and Shaeffer, Kirkwood. ■nineteen FFA baby beeves Three years and over —l, were ■ paraded before judge Earl Mull, 2,-Scott Mull, both Henry Gruber of the A Sc B, Quarryville Rl~ Packing Co, Allentown The 4-H animals got the nod for grand champion and re serve honors as Robert Groff’s 1050-pound, Old Home Manor bred Angus, and a 1000-pound plus Colorado-bred Hereford ■shown by Kay Weaver were tapped as number one and two steers in the show, respect ively Groff, a 1965 graduate of Solanco High School, is the 19-year-old son of Mr and Mrs. Samuel Groff of Peach Bottom R 2. This is his sixth year 'in 4-H baby beef club work, and his second grand champion ship He reports he also won the title at the Solanco Fair three years ago with another Angus. Miss Weaver’s win gives the Weaver girls a two-year hold on the reserve title Last year Kathy Weaver’s Angus entry placed second to a Hereford shown by Ken Rutt and owned by Fred Linton, Jr Both the Weaver girls are daughters of Mr. and Mis Jason Weaver of Quarryville R 2 Kay is a soph omore at Solanco High School, and is also in her sixth year at showing 4-H steers In the FFA division, Wil liam Frey of Quanyville R 2 showed the top Angus, and went on to wm the FPA cham pionship The Hereford cham pion, shown by Donald Swine hart, Quarryville Rl, was picked by Judge Gruber foi reserve champion in the vocational di vision Runnersup in the 4-H contest were Angus, Ronald Enck of Holtwood Rl. and, Hereford, Carol Holloway Peach Bottom R 2 Reserve breed winners in the PFA group were Angus, Donald Young, Peach Bottom; and, Hereford, Charles Murphy, also of Peach Bottom. 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