Show
often not set into type
until Friday morning •
and by that time other
available material must
go in first so that we can
meet our deadlines at the
press as well as at the
Post Office. Con
sequently, it can and
does happen that not
enough space remains
for those activities which
took place during the
latter part of Thursday
and Friday morning, prior
to our going to. the
presses.
The Pennsylvania All-
American Dairy Show at
the Farm Show Complex
was cancelled last week
because of flooding,
watching the water rise
are: Dale Maulfair and
his wife, Pattie, from
Jonestown; Shawn
Hernley of Lebanon; and
Robert Shuey of Grant
vi Me. The Maulfairs
showed the reserve
grand champion in the
Ayrshire Junior Dairy
Show.
Anthony Eberly showed the reserve grand
champion steer at the Ephrata Fair last week. The
event was held in spite of inclement weather.
Jmmerman showl r last week. The youth also came in
grand champion steer at the Ephrata first in the fitting contest.
winners listed
Maulfair. The junior
champion belonged to Pattie
Kay Ocker, while Bill Henley
scored as reserve Junior
champ with this entry.
The champion showman
ahd fitter of the show was
Dale Maulfair. Debbie
Rader of Butler County was
awarded the second prize in
that contest.
Master Fitters and*
or Master Showmen
Brian Diehl, Kennard
Henley, Nancy Mitrich,
Wendy Stewart, Tim Shorts,
Debra Thomas, Beth Ann
Bieber, Ernest Kiess, Ed
ward Kulp, Debbie Rader,
Robert Zundel, William
Henley, Debbie Stewart,
Suzanne Diehl, Jeff Holden,
Elaine Maulfair, Kathy
Hunter, Gary Kwisnek, Dale
Maulfair, Rhoda Shopc,
Sharon Henley, Barbara
Kemcrcr, Eugene Kulp,
Russell Shope, and Pamela
Stewart.
JERSEYS
Junior Calf
1. Peggy Bums, Saeger
town; 2. Brenton Harkness,
Gillett; 3. Beth Sollen
berger; Everett; 4. Kent
Heffner, Pine Grove; 5.
Teresa Kopistecki,
Royersford; 6. Tammy
These are the chaippion and shown by Elizabeth Herr, Left, and
reserve champion carcass lambs Steve Strauss, respectively.
Lancaster Farming Photos'
by Dieter Krieg
Kent, Waymart; 7. Craig
Sprout, Montrose.
Intermediate Calf
1. Patricia Ann Jenkins,
Toughkenatnon; 2. Craig
Sprout, 3. Thomas Clark,
Enon Valley: 4. Barbara Ann
Snyder, Felton; 5, Bruce
Andrien Jr., West Chester; 6.
Larry Curtis, Columbus.
Senior Calf
1. Ellen Schmuck, Peach
Bottom; 2. Coroline Reinsel,
Mayport; 3. Lisa Lusk,
Charleroi; 4. Jill Minor,
Washington; 5. Cynthia
Waltemeyer, Collegeville; 6.
Lori Sollenberger, Everett.
Richard Strauss took every class in Ephrata Fair and then took the grand
the Crossbred hog show at the championship banner as well.
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Jr. Yearling
1. Kathic Rhein, Pine
Grove; 2. Christine Kyper,
Huntingdon; 3. Karen Lynn
Waltemyer, Collegeville; 4.
John Johnson, Sugar Grove;
5. Tina Proper, Titusville; 6.
Diana Reinsel, Mayport.
Sr. Yearling
1. Lori Sollenberger, 2.
Beth Stevens, Honesdale; 3.
Carol Shields, Summerville;
4. Bill Moore, Volant.
Two Year Olds
1. Leon Sollenberger, 2.
Denise Andrien, West
Chester; 3. Cathrine
Wollaston, Toughkenamon;
4. Elizabeth Eick, Cloumbia
Cross Roads; 5. Robert
Clark, Enon Valley; 6. Ellen
Schmuck, Peach Bottom.
3 and 4 Year Olds
1. Frederick Eick,
Columbia Cross Roads; 2.
Bruce Andrien, West
Chester; 3, Karen
Waltemyer. Collegeville; 4.
William Hilty, Mt. Pleasant;
5. Kay Stephens, Honesdale;
6. Dale Weisz, Fombell; 7.
Beth Sollenberger, Everett;
8. Debra Lynn Cassel,
Hummelstown.
Aged Cows
1. Frederick Eick, 2. Dale
Weisz, 3. Catherine
Wollaston, 4. Debra Cassel,
5. Holly Stephens,
Honesdale; 6. Jill Stephens,
Honesdale.
Champions
“Bolling Acres Highfields
Kitty,” a six year old
exhibited by Bradford
Countain, Frederick Eick,
was chosen as senior and
grand champion of the
Jersey show. She is a
daughter of Nancy’s
Sleeping Advancer.
The reserve banners tor
grand and senior champion
were also presented to Eick.
This time the animal was a
three year old sired by R.A.
Pattison.
The Junior champion was
shown by Lori Sollenberger,
and the reserve Junior
champion by Beth Carol
Stephens. The champion
fitter and showman for the
Jersey show was Debra
Cassel, with Pat Jenkins
taking second place.
Master Fitters and -
or Master Showmen
Frederick Eick, Beth
Sollenberger, Beth Stephens,
Kay Stephens, Karen
Waltemyer, Debra Cassel,
Dale Welsz, Catherine
Wollaston, Robert Clark,
Elizabeth Eick, Kathy
Reich, Leon Sollenberger,
John Kennedy, Bill Moore,
Lori Sollenberger, Dennis
Andrien, Christine Kyper,
Diana ,Reinsel, James
Williams, Caroline Reinsel,
Bret Ritter, Cynthia
Waltemyer, Richard Clark,
Barbara Snyder, Craig
Sprout, Holly Stephens, Lisa
Lusk, Jill Minor, Larry
Curtis, Pat Jenkins, t
Reginald Quick, Peggy
Burns, Teresa Kopistecki,
Kimberly Proper and Dawn
Ridinger.
MELKIN’G
SHORTHORN
Junior Calf
1. Deborah Miller,
Saegertown; 2. Wendy
Yoder, Shoemakersville.
Intermediate Calf
1. Samuel Yoder,
Shoemakersville; 2. Helen
Mitrich, Guys Mills.
Senior Calf
1. Russell Raney, Encn
Valley; 2. Charles Weisz,
Fombell; 3. Jeffery Ritter,
Boiling Springs; 4. Mark
Shorts, Saegerstown.
Jr. Yearling
1. Wendy Yoder, 2
Deborah Miller.
Sr. Yearling
1. Nedra Yoder,
Shoemakersville: ?.
Frederick Yoder,
Shoemakersville.
3 and 4 Year Olds
1. Sam
Shoemakersville.
Aged Cows
1. Nedra
Shoemakersville.
Champions
All of the champions were
exhibited by the Yoders from
Berks County. Deborah
Miller was the reserve
champion showman and
fitter. The champion
showman and fitter was
Nedra Yoder.
Master Showmen and
pr Master Fitters
Deborah Miller, Helen
Mitrich, John Marsh, Mark
Shorts, and Nedra Yoder. .
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