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York posts 4-H dairy show results
YORK Grand champion
dairy animals were shown
here at the York Fair iast
week by Peter King, Delta;
Mike Welsh, East Berlin;
Greg Fantom, Delta; Barry
Lehman, York; and Tina
Rutter, York. Following are
more detailed results, by
breed, beginning with the
largest group of com
petitors, the Holstein
shopmen.
At the halter of a 3-year
old, young Peter King edged
a 2-year old entry exhibited
by Beverly Brown of Delta.
The same animals stood as
senior and reserve senior
cahmpion, respectively.
Kevin Laughman,
Thomasville, had the junior
r champion, a junior yearling,
Awhile Paid Knight, Airville,
had the reserve junior
animal.
Junior Calves - 1. Kevin
Laughman, 2. Barbara
Kilgore, Airville; 3. Downa
Doll, Glen Rock; 4. Loretta
Cooper, Delta; &. Deanne
Feeser, Hanover.
Intermediate Calves - 1.
Paul Knight, Airville; 2.
Mike Weld), East Berlin; 3.
James Knight, Airville.
Senior Calves - 1. David
King, 2. Patricia Greek,
Delta; 3. Dana Doll, Glen
Rods; Tommy Welsh, East
Berlin; 5. Roy Thompson,
East Berlin.
Junior Yearling -1. Leslie
King, Delta; 2. Carol
Mundis, York; 3. Kevin
Laughman, Thomasville; 4.
Dennis Godfrey, Glen Rock;
5. Ann Miller, Seven Valleys.
Senior Yearlings -1. Paul
Knight, 2. Gary Crowl,
Airville; 3. Kelly Krebs,
Glen Rok; 4. James Knight,
Airville; 5. Steve Feeser,
Hanover.
Two-Year Olds -1. Beverly
Brown, 2. Roy Thompson, 3.
Kathy Rauhauser, Dover.
Three-Year Olds -1. Peter
King, 2. Patricia Greek, 3.
Leonard Greek.
Four-Year Olds -1. Dana
Doll.
Aged Cows
Thompson, 2.
Greek.
1. Roy
Leonard
Dam and Daughter -1. Roy
Thompson, 2. Dana Doll, 3.
Roy Thompson.
In showmanship among
Holstein exhibitors, Barbara
Kilgore was first, followed
by Patricia Greek and
Beverly Brown. Miss
Kilgore was later judged as
reserve champion showman
in competition among
exhibitors for all breeds.
Tops in Holstein fitting was
Lesley King while Annette
Walter and Jonathan Miller
followed in that order.
GUERNSEYS
Tina Rutter won double
honors in the 4-H dairyjshow
by winning the prized purple
rosette and championship
showmanship distinction
over all breeds. She
exhibited a 3-year old.
Reserve grand champion
was Darryl Rohrbach’s
second-place 3-year old. The
same two entries stood as
senior and reserve senior
champion, respectively.
Miss Lehman is from York
and Rohrbaugh hails from
New Freedom.
Junior champion honors
were won by Tim Rutter of
York, while Micki Egenfritz,
York, won the runner-up
spot.
Class winners were as
follows: Junior Calf - Micki
Ilgenfritz, York; In
termediate Calf - Todd
Rutter, York; Senior Calf -
Cindy Rutter, York; Junior
Yearling - Timy Rutter;
Senior Yearling - Debbie
Lehman, York; Three-Year
Olds - Tina Rutter; Four-
Year Olds - Brian Lehman;
Aged Cows - Barry Lehman;
Dam and Daughter - Cindy
Rutter.
In Guernsey showing and
fitting competition, Todd
Rutter was tops in fitting,
followed by Timy and Tina
Rutter. Tops in showman
ship was Tim Rutter,
followed by Tina Rutter and
Darryl Rohrbaugh.
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AYRSHIRES
Barry Lehman, who is
more often found at the
halter of champion Guern
seys, made his way to the top
in the Ayrshire ring with a
first-place junior yearling.
Runner-up in the contest for
grand championship honors
was Scott Cooper of Delta
who took a second-place
junior yearling into the ring.
The same two animals stood
as junior and reserve junior
champions. No milking age
females were shown. The
only other first-place entrant
was Joey Welsh of East
Berlin. The young 4-H’er
from western York County
was chosen champion fitter
and showman in breed
competition. Runner-up on
both counts was Scott
Cooper.
BROWN SWISS
Holstein breeder Kevin
Laughman of Thomasville
came close to winning top
honors in the Brown Swiss
show when the judgenamed
his junior yearling as junior
champion. Going into toe
ring later for grand
champion honors, the young
man and his entry edged toe
reserve senior champion for
reserve grand honors.
The high honors of the
show went to Greg Fantom
of Delta who had a first
place aged cow, a first-place
2-year old and a first-place
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daughter-dam pair entered
in the contest. The reserve
senior champion was owned
by* Jana Beth Fantom.
Reserve junior champion
was Mike Welsh.
Other 4-H’ers to win first
places with their animals
were Carol Mundis of York
with a junior calf, Mike
Welsh with an intermediate
calf, Jana Beth Fantom with
a senior calf, and David'
Krone with a senior
yearling.
In showmanship and fit
ting, Greg Fantom won the
showmanship category and
Jana Beth Fantom was tops
in fitting. Runner-ups for the
respective contests were
Jana Beth Fantom and Mike
Welsh.
JERSEYS
The Welsh brothers, Mike
and Joey, dominated this
event, showing the grand
and reserve grand cham
pions, respectively. Also
winning first-place ribbons
and championship rosettes
were Suzy Queitsch of New
Freedom (junior champion)
and Michael Anderson of
Hanover (reserve junior
champion).
Mike and Joey Welsh
placed first and second,
respectively, in fitting.
In showmanship, Mike
Welsh was -first and Suzy
Queitsch placed second.
many different kinds of
fruits, vegetables, and farm
crops grown in the area.
Hickory’s score was 97.73
out of a possible 100.
Second place went to
Locktown Grange No. 88.
Locktown had been 1977’s
Grange competition winner.
This year they amassed 97.15
points.
Third place went to the
Kingwood Grange No. 106
with 95.54 points.
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