—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, January 13,1979
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Darryl Rohrbaugh captures Guernsey titles
By DIETER KRIEG
HARRISBURG - York
Countian Darryl Rohrbaugh
came to the Farm Show with
one cow this week, but went
back home with double
honors. The 14-year old New
Freedom youth captured the
top title for both the youth
and open divisions of the
Guernsey show, marking the
first time ever that he
showed grand champions at
the Farm Show. The son of
Mr. and Mrs. George
Rohrbaugh, the boy is well
known,- however, for his
accomplishments at other,
equally prestigious shows.
For example, he has been no
stranger to the All-American
Dairy Show that is held here
annually in September.
Leo Rutter of Rutter Brothers Dairy, York,
displays the two plaques won by his family at the
Farm Show. They were named premier breeder
and premier exhibitor.
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The cow young Rohrbaugh
won with Monday morning is
Leaders H. Muriel, a 4-year
old animal which he has
owned since she was a calf.
She won her class, the senior
championship, and finally
the grand title.
The reserve grand and
reserve senior champion
titles in both the youth and
open shows were won by a
Washington County girl,
Alisa Marie Fava. She is the
daughter of Mr. an Mrs.
Joseph Fava of Scenery Hill.
A consistent winner at all
major Guernsey shows that
take place in the Keystone
State, Miss Fava is also the
reigning State Guernsey
Queen. Her winning entry at
TIC
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the Farm Show was a 3-year
old, Red Hill Sharia.
Alisa’s sister, Renee,
exhibited the reserve junior
champion in the open show,
Co-Hill Farms M Classy, a
heifer calf. In the youth
division, that title was won
by Cindy Rutter of York,
who was at the halter of
Rutter Bros Pedros Page, a
junior yearling.
Winner of the junior
champion ribbon in the open
show was another
Washington Countian, John
Marchezak of Bentleyville.
He exhibited a senior
yearling named Twin Brook
Fayror Violet. Renee Fava
showed the junior champion
in the youth class.
Following are the
placings.
Heifer Calf
1. Fava, Renee Anne; 2.
Rohrbaugh, Darryl C; 3.
Lehman, Ellsworth, York
Rll; 4. Hgenfritz, Micki,
York Rll; 5. Rutter, Chad.
Junior Y earling
1. Rutter, Cindy; 2. Rutter,
Todd; 3. Hobaugh, Way/e F,
York; 4. Lafferty, April G,
Lykens; 5. Tischler, Joe,
Dowmngtown.
Senior Yearling
1. Marchezak, John, 2.
Rutter, Tuny, 3. Jenkins,.
Elizabeth, Toughkenamon,
4. Buffington, Tracy,
Millersburg, 5. Briggs,
David, Burgettstown.
3 or 4 Dry Cow
1. Rutter Bros., 2. Fava,
Joseph, 3. Briggs, Donald &
Karen, 4. Hobaugh, Fred A.
Aged Dry Cows
1. Lehman, Brian, 2.
Rutter Bros., 3. Briggs,
David, 4. Hobaugh, Wayne
F., 5. Hobaugh, Fred A.
2 and under 3 Heifer
1. Fava, Alisa Mane, 2,
Lehman, Deborah, 3
Marchezak, John, 4.
Hobaugh, Fred A, 5,
Tischler, Michael.
3 and nnder 4 Cow
1. Rohrbaugh, Darryl C, 2,
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Darryl Rohrbaugh, 14, son of Mr. and Mrs.
George Rohrbaugh, New Freedom, exhibited his
first Farm Show champion this week.