—Uncaster Firming, Saturday, October 7,1978
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Virginia Jersey farm wins Harrisburg show
HARRISBURG - Waverly
Farms, of Clearbrook, Va.
was named die premier
breeder and premier
exhibitor for the second year
in a row last week in Jersey
judging at the Pennsylvania
All-American Dairy Show
held here at the Farm Show
Complex. The premier sire,
•‘Advance Sleeping
Milestone,” was exhibited
by the American Breeders
Service, Wisconsin.
The grand champion bull
title went to “Top-O-Hill
Keystone,” a senior yearling
bull shown by Top-O-Hill
Farms, Downingtown,
Chester County.
The reserve grand
champion and reserve junior
champion bull honors went
to “Showdrcps Etta Purlie,”
a senior yearling bull shown
by My Krantz Brothers of
Wooster, Ohio.
Fisher Jersey Farm of
Delaware, Ohio, took the
junior champion female title
with “Golden Valiant
Jewel,” a senior yearling
heifer. The reserve junior
champion female title went
to Windy Knoll Farm of
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Rockville, Md. showing
“Faithful Golden Joy,” a
senior yearling heifer.
“Empire Advancer
Jessie,” shown by Donald R.
McKay and Family of Mt.
Sterling, Ohio, took the
grand champion and senior
champion honors. The
reserve grand champion and
reserve senior champion
female title went to “Sar
Fairy Princess” exhibited
by Skip-A-Rilla Jersey
Farm, Toms Brook, Va.
Judging for the event was
done by George M. Barlass
of Janesville, Wis.
1. Manvale Jersey Farm,
Boyds, Md.; 2. Harold N.
Stanfield and Family,
London, Ohio.
Senior Yearling Bull
1. Top-O-Hill Farm,
Downingtown, Pa.; 2. My
Krantz Bros., Wooster, Ohio.
Junior Heifer Calf
1. Donald R. McKay and
Family, Mt. Sterling, Ohio;
2. Arvid and Kathleen
Kobosky, Richeyville, Pa.
Senior Better Calf
1. Firestone Homestead
1305 Manheim Pike, Lancaster, PA 17601
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1. Skip-A-Rilla Jersey
Farm; 2. Waverly Farm,
Clearbrook.
Aged Dry Cows
1. Spring Valley Farms,
Westminster, Md.; 2. My
Krantz Jerseys, Wooster,
Ohio.
Bull Calf
1. Firestone Homestead
Jerseys, Wooster, Ohio; 2.
Theresa Marie Wheeler,
Boyds, Md.
1. Firestone Homestead
Jerseys; 2. Waverly Farm.
1. Skip-A-Rilla Jersey
Farm; 2. Heath Jerseys,
Westminster, Md.
1. Skip-A-Rilla Jersey
Farm: 2. Heath Jerseys.
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Jerseys, Wooster, Ohio; 2,
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Junior Yearling
1. Top-O-Hill Farm; 2.
Skip-A-Rilla Jersey Farm,
Toms Brook, Va.
Senior Yearling
1. Fisher Jersey Farm; 2.
Windy Knoll Farm.
Junior Get
Senior Yearling in Milk
Best Udder
Two-Year Olds
Best Udder
Three-Year Olds
1. My Krantz Bros.; 2.
Waverly Farm.
Best Udder
1. Waverly Farm; 2. My
Krantz Bros.
Four-Year Olds
1. Waverly Farm; 2. Robin
-Hill Farm.
Best Udder
L Waverly Farm; 2. Robin
Hill Farm.
Aged Cows
1. Donald R. McKay and
Family; 2. Waverly Farm. -
Best Udder
1. Donald R. McKay and
Family;. Waverly Farm.
Best 3 Females
1, Skip-A-Rilla Jersey
Farm; 2. My Krantz Jer
seys.
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1. Skip-A-Rilla Jersey
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Dairy Herd
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Produce of Dam
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Ebaugh wins sheep blocking
LAMPETER
Ebaugh, Delta , won the top
honors at the West Lam
peter’s first sheep blocking
contest which was held last
week. Judged by Clyde
Brubaker, Lancaster, the
ten entrants were judged on
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Dam and Daughter
1. Robin Hill Farm; 2.
Skip-A-Rilla Jersey Farm.
State Herd
1. Ohio Jersey Breeders
Assn.; 2. Virginia Jersey
Cattle Club; 3. Maryland
Jersey Cattle' Club; 4.
Pennsylvania Jersey Cattle
Club.
their ability to block a sheep
in one hour’s time.
Mark
Wayne Hess, Conestoga,
placed second, and Billy
MacCauley, Atglen R 2, took
third. Billy’s sister, Nancy
MacCauley, was the highest
placing girl to compete,
being named fourth in the
contest.