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took the reserve junior
championship with a
symettrical and sharp first
place senior calf. Mike is 18
and the son of Mr. and Mrs.
Paul Miller. He’s a full time
dairyman in business with
his parents and will also
graduate from 4-H com
petition following the Sep
tember state show.
Following is a list of
placmgs for the Holstein
classes:
HOLSTEIN
Junior Calf
1. Thomas Eckstine,
Mercersburg, Pa.; 2.
Beverly Meyers, Cham
bersburg, R 2; 3. Keith
Grove, Greencastle, Rl,
Pa.; 4. Rebecca Sonnen, Rl,
Richland, Pa.; 5. Ann E.
Stover, Rt. #lO, Carlisle,
Pa.; 6. C. E. Hubbard, HI,
Rt. #l, New Cumberland, Pa.
HOLSTEIN
Intermediate Calf
1. Michael Dyarman, Rt.
#l, Shippensburg, Pa.; 2.
Bridgette R. Boyer, 110
Biesecker Rd., York; 3.
Debbie Landis, R 7,
Manheim, Pa; 4. Lesley
King, Rt. §2, Delta, Pa.; 5.
Alan Myers, Rt. #l,
Greencastle, Pa.; 6. Bar
bara Sattazahn, R 6,
Lebanon, Pa.
HOLSTEIN
Senior Calf
J. Michael Miller, R 4,
Linglestown, Pa.; 2. Andy
Potteiger, Rt. #B, Carlisle,
Pa; 3. David Green, R 2,
NewviJle, Pa.; 4. Rodney
Meyers, R.RJ2 Cham
bersburg, Pa.; 5. Rebecca
Dyarman, Rl, Ship
pensburg, Pa.; 6. J. Arlan
Cnder, R.R. #5, Cham
bersburg, Pa.
HOLSTEIN
Junior Yearling
1. David Bomgardner, R 3,
Annvzlle, Pa.; 2. Kevin
Laughman, Rt. #2
Thomasville, Pa.; 3. James
Shertzer, 1518 Millport Rd.,
Lancaster, Pa.; 4. R. Steven
Kauffman, Rl,
Elizabethtown, Pa.; 5. Tedd
E. Hock, Rl, Shippensburg,
Pa.; 6. Timothy Donough,
R 5, Chambersburg, Pa.
Senior Yearling
Rhonda Fahmey, 7029 Iron
Bridge Rd., Waynesboro,
Pa.; 2. Rebecca Dyarman,
Rl, Shippensburg, Pa; 3. Jan
Horst, R.R. #lO, Cham
bersburg, Pa.; 4. Roger
Crider, R 5, Chambersburg,
Pa.; 5. Daniel Mains, R 4,
Newville, Pa.; 6. Kenneth
Brandt, Hershey, Pa.
Senior Yearling In Milk
1. Brian Brake, 7409
Renninger Rd., Mer
cersburg, Pa.; 2. Joyce
Egolf, 7244 Rockhill Rd.,
Waynesboro, Pa.
JUNIOR CHAMPION
David Bomgardner
RESERVE JUNIOR
CHAMPION
J. Michael Miller
2 Year Old
1. Christine Gitt, R 2,
Littlestown, Pa.; 2. J.
Michael Miller, R 4,
Linglestown, Pa.; 3. Aden
Keener, Rl, Elizabethtown,
Pa.; 4. John F. Stamy, IV,
R 2, Mechanicsburg, Pa.; 5.
R. Steven Kauffman, Rl,
Elizabethtown, Pa.; 6.
Michael Cordell, Rt. #5,
Chambersburg, Pa.
3 and 4 Years Old
1. Christine Gitt, R 2,
Littlestown, Pa.; 2. Joyce
Stoltzfus, R 2, Gap, Pa.; 3.
Rodney Crider, R 5,
Chambersburg, Pa.; 4.
Craig Woodring, Rt. §2,
Chambersburg, Pa.; 5. Roy
Thompson, East Berlin, Pa.;
6. Peter King, Rt. #2, Delta,
Pa.
All-American dairy show entries due
HARRISBURG - Penn
sylvania Agriculture
Secretary Penrose Hallowell
recently reminded dairy
farmers that September 5 is
the last day to enter the 16th
Pennsylvania All-American
Dairy Show to be held
September 24 to 28 at the
Farm Show Complex in
Harrisburg.
Hallowell challenged
dairymen in the Com
monwealth to bring their
best cattle to the All-
American and “compete
with the best in the East.
Competition is one of the
greatest incentives for the
improvement and ad
vancement of a farmer’s
herd,” the Agriculture
Secretary said.
“For tiie third year m a
row,” Hallowell said, “the
1979 All-American will
feature three national breed
shows The Eastern National
Ayrshire Show, the Eastern
National Brown Swiss Show
and the Eastern National
Holstein Show will be held in
conjunction with the All-
American. In addition, the
All-amencan show for
Guernsey, Jersey and
Milking Shorthorn dairy
cattle will be featured on the
bill of events with more than
$60,000 in premiums at
stake.”
In conjunction with the
shows, there will be an in
vitational Brown Swiss and
Holstein sale.
Youth judging contests,
5 Years and Over
1. Tamara Yost, Rl,
Hershey, Pa; 2. John Frey,
401 Beaver Valley Pike,
Willow St., Pa.; 3. Darnel
Waybnght, R 9, Gettysburg,
Pa.; 4. Timothy Donough,
R 5, Chambersburg, Pa.; 5.
Sharon Cornman, R 6,
Carlisle, Pa.; 6. Kathy
Durboraw, R 9, Gettyburg,
Pa.
the Pennsylvania Junior
Dairy Show, Pennsylvania
Dairy Princess coronation
ceremonies, commercial
booth exhibits, 4-H and FFA
dairy judging forum, in
ternational visitor activities
and many more events
surround the action packed
five-day show.
For additional information
one can contact the Penn
sylvania All-American
Dairy Show, Farm Show
Building, P.O. Box 3362,
Harrisburg, PA 17120, or call
717-787-2905.
The Pennsylvania All-
American Dairy Show is
sponsored by the Penn
sylvania Dairy and Allied
Industries Association m
cooperation with the Penn-
have a
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