—Lancaster Farming, Saturday. July 31.1971
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Lancaster County 4-H Dairy Show Held Tuesday, Wednesday
The Lancaster County 4-H
Dairy Show was held this week
at the Guernsey Sales Pavilion,
with dozens of 4-H’ers showing
their quality animals.
Lynn Royer, 2025 Oregon Pike,
Lancaster, took one of the most
highly sought awards. His two
year old Holstein was named
grand champion Holstein in the
Holstein competition Wednes
day
In competition Tuesday in the
other breeds, champions were as
follows: grand champion Guern
sey, Susan Witmer, Willow
Street RDI, a three year old.
Ayrshire grand champion,,
Barbara Aaron, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William J.
Aaron, Quarryville RDI, shows her two year old Emeral,
Jersey breed grand champion at the 4-H Dairy Show Tuesday.
Daryl Martin, Stevens RDI, a two
year old.
Grand champion Jersey, Bar
bara Aaron, Quarryville RDI, a
two-year old.
And 1 Brown Swiss Champion,
Kerry Boyd, Ephrata RDI, an
intermediate calf.
Showmanship
In showmanship competition
Peter Witmer was named win
ner in competition with ail
breeds. He had won the Guern
sey category.
Raylene Arbold, the Holstein
showman winner, was runner up.
Other showmen winners by
breed are as follows: Rhoda
Stauffer, Holstein runner up;
Cynthia Balmer, Guernsey run
ner up; Daryl Martin, top Ayr
shire showman; Brenda Eshle
man, reserve Ayrshire; Larry
Aaron, Jersey showman champ;
Ellen Schmuck, reserve Jersey;
Warren Schmuck, Brown Swiss
champ and Kerry Boyd, runner
up Brown Swiss.
Other Breed Awards
In winning the Holstein breed
championship, Royer’s “Blos
someDe Lovee Dove”, a very
large animal, won the two year
old class and senior breed cham
pionship.
A two year old shown by Linda
Kauffman, Elizabethtown RDI,
was reserve breed champion.
Miss Kauffman’s Penn Springs
Bill Maid was second to the Roy
er cow in its class and on
through the championship
group.
Junior champion, as well as
reserve junior Holstein cham
pion, was shown by John Mowery
Frey.
In the Guernsey competition
Mark Witmer had the runner up
to his sister, Susan. Susan’s cow
was senior breed champion and
Mark’s was reserve senior breed
champion.
The junior Guernsey breed
champion was shown by Joyce
Groff and reserve by Cynthia
Balmer.
In winning the Ayrshire cham
pionship, Daryl Martin had the
senior breed champion. Reserve
Susan Witmer displays her 4-H grand his reserve champion four year old at the
champion Guernsey and her brother Mark Sales Pavilion Tuesday.
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Daryl Martin, son of Mr. and Mrs. James W. Martin,
Stevens, shows Polly Ann his two year seven month old cow
which was champion of the Ayrshire breed in the 4-H show
Tuesday.
champion breed winner was Cur- Kreider had the reserve junior
tis Hamilton whose animal was breed champion.
also the junior breed champion. Only two animals were entered
Reserve junior breed champion in the Brown Swiss competition,
was Joyce Walmer, and reserve An animal shown by Warren
senior was shown by Russell Wil- Schmuck was second to Kerry
son. Boyd.
Barbara Aaron’s Jersey was Holstein Blue Ribbons
senior breed champion before A breakdown of blue ribbon
going on to the top spot. Her winners by class in the Holstein
brother Larry had the junior is as follows:
breed' champion' and reserve
champion of the breed. Kathy
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Junior Calf—John Mowery
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