26—Lancaster Farming. Saturday, January 12, 1974 Swiss open classes with their
=== 2 5-year-old, “Whistling Hill
fßf f A 1 Lady Lydia.” The animal
SHth Annual — 0 senlor
ifUilt I mlllllAlAl Reserve grand champion
was “Snowdales Paula
Beauty,” a 5-ye*r-old owned
by Joan and Robert O.
Snelling, Sr., of Bur
chrunvllle, Chester County.
The same cow was the
reserve senior champion
Delaware Valley College,
of Doylestown, Bucks
County, won the Junior
championship with their
heifer calf, “DVC Delegate
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York County 4-H Sheep Club.
Christian Herr, 12, of RD2,
Narvon, Lancaster County,
placed second and-Janet
Firth, 12, of lU)2, Mercer,
finished third.
Dairy Competition
Area showman made a
number of trips to the
winner’s circle in dairy
contests at the Farm Show,
including a champion Brown
Swiss cow owned by Don
Trimble and Leon Kreider,
and a junior champion
Holstein which was shown by
Linda Kauffman. Dairy
results of local interest are
summarized below:
AYRSHIRE BULLS
Richard M. Lyons, of
Cochranton, Crawford
County, showed the grand
champion Ayrshire bull. The
animal, “Lyonsway B.M.
John,” is a bull calf.
Reserve champion Ayr
shire bull, “Pepper Albi
Michael,” also a bull calf,
was exhibited by John Ocker
and Family, of RDS, Ship
pensburg, Cumberland
County.
AYRSHIRE COWS
Kennard E. Henley, HI, of
RDI, Cochranville, Chester
County, showing “Ardrossan
GLR Minerva,” a 4-year-old
Ayrshire, won grand
championship honors. The
same animal was judged
senior champion and junior
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show champion in earlier
judging competition.
John E. Ocker, of RDS,
Shippensburg, Cumberland
County, won reserve grand
and reserve senior cham
pionships with his 4-year-old
Ayrshire, “Masonic Homes
Flashy Harriet,” Ocker’s
cow also was judged reserve
junior show champion.
The junior champion,
“Towerview Kelly’s Judy,”
a senior yearling, was
exhibited by Kennard E.
Henley, Jr.
Reserve junior champion
was shown by another
member of the Henley
family, Sharon Lynne. Her
animal, “Towerview KeDy’s
Beth,” is a senior yearling.
Premier exhibitor and
premier breeder awards
went to John E. Ocker and
Family, of RDS, Ship
pensburg.
AYRSHIRE JUNIOR
Kennard E. Henley, HI, of
RDI, Cochranville, Chester
County, captured the grand
championship in junior
Aryshire classes with his 5-
year-old cow, “Ardrossan
GLR Minerva.” Henley
showed the reserve grand
champion at last year’s
Farm Show.
Reserve championship
honors went to “Masonic
Homes Flashy Harriet,” a 4-
year-old shown by John E.
Ocker, of R-D4, Ship
pensburg, Cumberland
County.
BROWN SWISS BULLS
Joan and Robert 0.
Snelling, Sr., of Bi
rchrunville, Chester County,
won the grand championship
in Brown Swiss bull classes
with their yearling,
“Snelling Beautician
Regent.”
Reserve champion was
“Lil-Rus Rancho JJ,” a bull
calf owned by Russell T.
Miller, of Tamaqua,
Schuylkill County.
BROWN SWISS COWS
Don Trimble and Leon
Kreider, partners in Don
sdell Farm, of Peach Bot
tom, Lancaster County,
walked off with the grand
championship in Brown
Alexis,”
Wasyl Onulack, of
Coopersburg, Bucks County,
showed the reserve junior
champion, “Bally Chip
Alma,” a junior yearling.
Joan and Robert 0.
Snelling Sr., won the premier
exhibitor award, and
Delaware Valley College
was recipient of the premier
breeder award.
JUNIOR BROWN SWISS
David C. Nolan, of Bir
chrunville, Chester County,
showing “Quaker West Janet
Darlene,” a 3-year-old
Brown Swiss, captured the
grand championship in
junior classes. David is a
member of the Tri Com
munity 4-H Club.
“Foxtract Beautiful Tish,”
also a 3-year-old, exhibited
by Linda Sue Witmer, of
Willow Street, Lancaster
County, was judged the
reserve grand champion.
She is a member of the
Lancaster County 4-H Brown
Swiss Club.
HOLSTEIN BULLS
Huntsdale Stock Farms, of
Carlisle, Cumberland
County, exhibiting “Hunt
sdale Jake Black Eagle,” a
yearling bull, captured the
grand championship in
Holstein bull classes.
The reserve grand
champion, “Franlo-Alken-
Don,” a bull calf, was shown
by Franlo-Alken Farm, of
Hublersburg, Centre County.
HOLSTEIN COWS
Kerchenhill Holstein
Farms, of Richland, Berks
County, captured the grand
championship in Holstein
open Judging competition
with their 4-year-old,
“Benbro Kingpin Polly.”
The same animal was also
selected as senior champion
in earlier judging com
petition.
Reserve grand champion
and reserve senior champion
was “Huntsdale Malinda
Skycross,” a 4-year-old
shown by Huntsdale Stock
Farms, of Carlisle, Cum
berland County.
Junior champion, “Tidy
Brook Rose Capsule,” a
senior yearling was
exhibited by Carolyn Sue
Myers and Lynn and Bonnie
Miller, of RDI, Greencastle,
Franklin County.
Providence Haven
Holsteins Inc., of Carlisle,
Cumberland County,
exhibited the reserve junior
champion, “Jaomis Barbie
Reflection,” a junior
yearling.
Gor-Wood Acres Farm, of
RDI, Mansfield, Tioga
County, received the
premier exhibitor award.
The premier breeder award
went to Kingway Holsteins,
of RD2, Delta, York County.
HOLSTEIN JUNIOR
Linda Kauffman, of
Elizabethtown, Lancaster
County, won the Holstein
Junior grand championship
with her 3-year-old,
“Hillglen Dixie Fashion.”
Linda is a member of the
Lancaster County 4-H Dairy
Club.
Jed Beshore, of New
Cumberland, York County,
showing “Beshore Appolo
Nina Octa,” a 4-year-old,
won the reserve grand
championship in Holstein
judging. He is a member of
the York County 4-H Dairy
Club.
JERSEY BULLS
Huntsdale Stock Farms, of
Carlisle, Cumberland
County, won in bull classes
with their bull calf, “Hunt
sdale Empire Charmer.”
Reserve grand champion
was “Top-O-Hill Criterion
Special,” a bull calf owned
by Mildred E. Seeds, of
Downingtown, Chester
County.
JERSEY COWS
Huntsdale Stock Farms, of
Carlisle, Cumberland
County, won the grand and
senior championships in
Jersey judging competition
at the 58th Farm Show with
their 4-year-old \ cow,
“Rolling Acres Sleeping
Joy.”
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Reserve grand and
'reserve senior champion
was “Weiner Milestone
Kayle,” owned by Thomas
A. Colpetzer, of Tyrone
Huntingdon County.
Leon Sollenberger,
Everett, Bedford, who
showed a winner in junior
classes captured the junior
open championship with his
junior yearling “Ralaine
Milk boy Dawn.”
Reserve junior champion
was “Ralaine Kslly Sweet
pea,” a senior yearling
exhibited by Lori Sollen
berger, Leon’s brother.
Premier exhibitor and
premier breeder awards
were won by Mildred E.
Seeds, of Downingtown,
Chester County.
SWINE COMPETITION
Central Pennsylvania
swine breeders dominated
classes in swine judging
competition at the Farm
Show.
CHESTER WHITE -
James T. Partlett, of Air
ville, York County, exhibited
the champion Chester White,
and Boyd Bros., of Brogue,
York County, showed the
reserve champion.
POLAND CHINA - The
champion Poland China was
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