24—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, August 12,1978
Showing the reserve senior and
reserve grand champion at the
Lebanon Fair's Open Holstein Show
was Vincent Wagner of Jonestown
Rl.
Dairy
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Lebanon; Vincent and Juliet
Wagner, Jonestown; Ken
neth Sellers' and family,
Lebanon; Harvey
Bomgardner, Annville; and
John Bomgardner, Ono.
Arnold Acres captured the
majority of the honors with
their stylish bovmes, which
earned the Arnolds the
distinction of being named
Premier Exhibitor of the
show. They also had the
senior and grand champion,
best uddered cows, first
place dairy herd and best
three females.
Winning the reserve senior
and reserve grand champion
rosettes was Vincent
Wagner, who was at the
halter of Ju-Vindale Maple D
Jill, a 2-year old daughter of
Arbandale Maple David. She
was edged for the top spot by
Arnold’s 2-year old daughter
of Har-Cream Angels Adas.
Harvey Bomgardner,
Annville, won the junior
champion honor with his
Life-O-Riley Marquis King
daughter, a senior yearling.
Runner-up for the spot was
John Bomgardner, Ono, who
brought a 22-month old
daughter of Quality Ultimate
into the ring.
Premier Breeder in the
contest was the Kenneth
Sellers family of Lebanon,
whose Holsteins have the
Gem Rock prefix.
Judge for the event was
John Rinehart of Lit
tlestown. Following are the
top placmgs m each of the
classes.
Senior Bull Calf -1.
Kenneth Sellers, 2. John
Bomgardner, 3. Dale
Hostetler, Annville.
Junior Calf - 1. Vincent
Wagner, 2. David Sonnen,
Richland; 3. Dale Weaver,
Myerstown; 4. Robert Bare,
Lebanon; 5. David
Bomgardner, Annville: 6
Dennis Sattazahn,
Womelsdorf; 7 Kenneth
Sellers.
Intermediate Calf - 1.
Hubert Miller, Myerstown;
2. Vincent Wagner, 3. Vin
cent Wagner, 4. Greg Lentz,
Lebanon; 5 Dean Moyer,
Lebanon; 6. Wesley Harding
Jr, Lebanon; 7 Jonathan
Sonnen, Richland
Senior Calf - 1 Kirby
Horst, Newmans town; 2
Kevin Sattazahn,
Womelsdorf; 3. Irvin Horst,
Newmanstown: 4. Richard
Troutman and Sons,
Dale Maulfair has been at the halter of many champion
Ayrshires and this past Thursday was no exception as he won
most of the major titles in the contest.
Richland; 5. Dennis Sai
tazahn, 6. Hubert Miller, 7.
Hubert Miller.
Junior Yearling - 1.
Barbara Sattazahn,
Lebanon; 2. John
Bomgardner, 3. Daryl
Balmer, Lebanon; 4. Dale
Hostetter. 5. Audrey Lentz,
Lebanon; 6 Arnold Acres,
Inc., 7. Barry Donmoyer,
Annville.
Senior Yearling - 1.
Harvey Bomgardner, 2.
John Bomgardner, 3. Gary
Lentz, 4. Vincent Wagner, 5.
Kirby Horst, 6. Hubert
Miller, 7. Carl Weaver,
Myerstown.
Two Year Olds, Never
Fresh - 1. Kenneth Sellers,
2. Mark Bomgardner, Ann
ville; 3. Kenneth Mase,
Lebanon.
Dry 3 and 4 Year Olds -1.
Dale Hostetter, 2. Arnold
Acres, 3. Dennis Sattazahn.
Dry Aged Cows -1. David
Wagner, Jonestown; 2.
Karen Sattazahn, 3. Hubert
Miller.
Senior Yearling in Milk - 1.
Arnold Acres, 2. Larry
Moyer, Lebanon.
Two Year Olds -1. Arnold
Acres, 2. Vincent Wagner, 3.
Dennis Sattazahn 4. Hershey
Bare, 5. Larry Moyer, 6.
Harvey Bomgardner, 7. Reid
Hoover.
Three Year Olds - 1. Carl
Weaver, 2. Hershey Bare, 3.
Arnold Acres, 4. Barbara
Sattazahn, 5. Gary Lentz, 6.
Kenneth Sellers, 7. Hubert
Miller.
Four Year Olds - 1. Roy
and Roger Miller, Myer
stown; 2. Arnold Acres, 3.
Dale Hostetler, 4. David
Bomgardner, 5. Kenneth
Sellers.
Aged Cows - 1. Arnold
Acres, 2. Kirby Horst, 3.
Dale Hostetler, 4. Dale
Hostetler, 5. Kenneth
Sellers.
Junior Get of Sire -1. John
Bomgardner, 2. Hubert
Miller, 3. Vincent Wagner.
Senior Get - 1. Hubert
Miller, 2 Dale Hostetter, 3
D. Bomgardner and K
Horst
Best Three Females - 1
Arnold Acres, 2 Hershey
Bare, 3. Hubert Miller.
Dairy Herd - 1 Arnold
Acres, 2. Hubert Miller, 3
Hershey Bare
Produce of Dam - 1
Hubert Miller, 2 Arnold
Acres, 3. Kenneth Mase
Dam and Daughter -
l.Hubert Miller, 2. Gary
Lentz and Bob Sattazahn, 3.
Carl Weaver.
Colored breed cha
By DIETER KRIEG
LEBANON
Maulfair, Gary Mase, Dale
Smith, Patty Dreisbach and
Nedra Yoder all turned out
to be owners of grand
champion dairy animals
when final decisions were
made in their respective ring
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shows. The show was held
Thursday at the Lebanon
Fair.' Following are the
placmgs by breed and
classes;
Dale
AYRSHIRES
No one was surprised
when Dale Maulfair of
Jonestown, an experienced
by Welcome Fiashs Hollirex
and highly successful young
breeder and exhibitor of fine
Ayrshire cattle captured the
top honors in this year’s
show. He exhibited the
grand, senior, reserve
senior, reserve grand, and
junior champions, leaving
his sister, Diane, with the
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