T2—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, October 1,1977
The banners tell you ail except who the owners are. At right are Robert
Kauffman and his daughter Linda. Left is Dr. David Hagen, showing for Ni-Crete
: arms, Chambersburg. Ni-Crete was also named premier breeder of the show.
Jersey banners elude
HARRISBURG - Marcia
Jo Minor, 14, of Washington
R 2, Washington County, won
the grand and senior
championships in Jersey
fudging competition at the
2nd Pennsylvania Junior
Dairy Show with Casonova
eJhampion Rebecca, a 6-
y ear-old. The champion was
sired by Milestone Penn
Casonova. Marcia Jo, the
laughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Samuel Minor, has been a 4-
H member for seven years.
She also won a master fitter
-■ward.
Sheep
(Continued from Page 17)
champion); 2. James Jef
fries.
Three Ewe Lambs - 1.
James Jeffries.
Suffolk*
Ram -1. Billy MacCauley
(champion ram); 2. Nancy
MacCauley, Atglen R 1
(reserve champion); 3. Billy
MacCauley; 4. Michael
Shuey, Kirkwood.
Three Ram Lambs - 1.
Billy MacCauley.
Ewe, 1 Year and Under 2 -
1, Nancy MacCauley; 2.
Billy Mac Cauley.
Ewe Lamb Under 1 Year -
1. Billy MacCauley
(champion ewe); 2. Nancy
MacCauley (reserve
champion ewe); 3. Billy
MacCauley; 4. James
Stauffer; 5. Donna Stoltzfus,
Quarryvilleß3.
Three Ewe Lambs - 1.
Billy MacCauley.
Pen of Lambs- 1. Billy
MacCauley.
Breeders Young Flock -1.
Billy MacCauley,
Flock -1. Billy MacCauley.
Get of Sir - 1. Billy Mac-
Cauiey; 2. Nancy Mac-
Cauley.
Shropshire*
Ewe, 1 Year and Under 2 -
1. Fred Keyes, CochranviUe
R 1 (champion ewe); 2.
Christine Ambler,
CochranviUe Rl.
Ewe Lamb Under 1 Year -
1. Ernest Barrett, (reserve
champion ewe); 2. Christine
Ambler; 3. Ernest Barrett;
4. Fred Keyes.
Get of Sire - Ernest Barrett,
Southdowns
Ewe Lamb Under 1 Year -
1. Gerald Rohrer, QuarmUe
Rl (champion ewe); "2!
Gerald Rohrer (reserve
champion).
Hampshire!
Ewe Lamb Under 1 Year -
1. Robert Ambler,
CochranviUe Rl (champion
Darlene McConaughey, 14,
of Smicksburg, Indiana
County, won the reserve
grand and reserve senior
championship honors with
Huntsdale Nancys Irene, a 2-
year-old. The animal was
sired by Nancys Sleeping
Advancer. Darlene, who won
the junior championship title
with the same animal at the
1976 show, has been a 4-H
member for five years. The
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Clyde McConaughey, she
also won master fitter and
showman awards.
show
ewe); 2. Robert Ambler
(reserve champion ewe).
Fitting
Senior -1. Fred Keyes; 2.
Billy MacCauley; 3. Denise
Ambler, Cochranville Rl; 4.
Christine Ambler; 5. Ernest
Barrett.
Junior -1. Gerald Rohrer;
2. Nancy MacCauley; 3.
Donna Stoltzfus; 4. James
Stauffer.
Showmanship
Senior - 1. Billy Mac-
Cauley; 2. Ernest Barrett; 3.
Denise Ambler; 4. Christine
Ambler; 5. Fred Keyes.
Junior - 1. Donna Stoltz
fus; 2. Nancy MacCauley; 3.
James Stauffer; 4. Gerald
Rohrer; 5. Michael Shuey.
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Stepanie Kocher, 13, of RD
1, Mansfield, Tioga County,
showing Raintree Golden
Lynette, a senior yearling,
won the junior cham
pionship. The junior
champion’s sire is Golden
Faithful. Stephanie, the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Ned Kocher, has been a 4-H
member for three years. She
also won master fitter and
showman awards.
Denise McConaughey, 17,
of Smicksburg, sister of
Darlene, won the reserve
junior championship with
Advancer Milestone Nancys
Betsy, an intermediate calf.
The calf was sired by Ad
vancer Sleeping Milestone.
Denise also won master
fitter and showman awards.
Brian Rock, 14, of RD 1,
Landisburg, was judged
champion fitter and
showman in the Jersey
breed. He won with Beauty
Sunnybrook Lolly Pop, a
senior yearling. He has been
a 4-H member for four years
and is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. John Rock.
Although exhibitors from
southeastern and south
central Pennsylvania were
shut out of the banner
positions, some com
mendable performances
were turned in from
Lancaster Fanning’s prime
Cinderella
with magic and
HARRISBURG - Cin
derella, a 5-year old Holstein
owned by Robert Kauffman
of Elizabethtown, kept her
winning streak alive on
Tuesday of this week when
she was chosen as senior
and grand champion by
Canadian judge Robert
Flett. Cinderella, a stylish
black-and-white which
Kauffman purchased at the
National Holstein Sale in
Atlantic City in 1974, carries
her sire’s name and is
working on an incomplete
lactation record which
reads: 273 days, 26,271 M,
3.7 per cent, and 985 F.
Leading a class of aged
cows, Cinderella has won
five major shows in the state
this year and will be shown
area youths
coverage area. Included
among the winners or near
winners from this area were
Pat Bukowski of Mount Joy,
whose junior calf stood
second in Harrisburg in a
class of 14. Elizabeth
Wollaston, Toughkenamon,
saw her entry place fourth in
that class. Bruce Andrien,
West Chester, had the fifth
place entry.
Patricia Ann Jenkins had
a second-place intermediate
calf and Henry Heyer saw his
place fifth.
charms judge
majesty
at the World Dairy Ex
position in Madison, Wis.,
next week.
Cinderella’s full name is
Andfar Astronaut Cin
derella. She was bred by
Andfar Farms of Andover,
N.J.
The reserve champion was
exhibited by T.K. Nit
tershouse, owner of Ni-Crete
JJannSr Chambersburg. The
cow, Ni-Crete Barbara R
Citation, is out of the farm’s
own bull, and will be five
years old in December.
Junior champion and
reserve junior champion
honors went to James Mc-
Caffree of Doylestown, and
Lynn and Bonnie Miller,
Townada, respectively.
Entries from western
Pennsylvania shut out
contenders from this area,
with Marilyn Deaven,
Lebanon, garnering a sixth
place. There were 16
animals entered in that
class.
A Chester County girl
broke the westerner’s
winning streak, however, by
showing the first-place
junior yearling. Alison
Scheib of Phoenixville is the
proud owner. Bucks -
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The grand champion bull
was exhibited by Raymond
Seidel, Kutztown, who
brought a son of Cabin-Creek
Hey Boy into the ring. The
reserve champion, a son of
Harborcrest Marcus, was
shown by Elsood Ohlinger of
Mohrsville.
This show, the Penn
sylvania Holstein
Association’s Fall Cham
pionship Show, is a warm-up
to the Eastern National,
which took place here in
Harrisburg on Thursday and
Friday. All of the events are
a part of the Pennsylvania
All-American, one of the
most renowned dairy ex
positions in the world.
More than 200 animals
were shown in the Fall
Championship event by
more than 90 exhibitors from
all across Pennsylvania. All
tolled, around 2000 dairy
animals went through the
Pennsylvania All-
American’s show ring.
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