Mike Welsh shows champion Jersey cow
HARRISBURG -
“Faithful Royal Sybil of
SSF” brought another set of
senior and grand cham
pionship ribbons to the
collection of Mike Welsh, 12
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year-old exhibitor from East
Berlin. Welsh won the Jersey
breed honors during the 4-H
District Show, held Monday
at the Farm Show Building.
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He’s the son of Mr. and Mrs.
James Welsh.
“Sybil” topped the second
place 3 and 4-year old
winner, owned by Dawn
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Mike Welsh’s senior and grand champion cow topped the Jersey 4-H district
classes, over the reserve winner exhibited by Dawn Ridinger.
named the reserve senior
and grand champion in
dividual.
A junior calf took the
junior champion honors for
Karen Hobaugh of Hanover,
16-year-old daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Bruce Reever.
Suzy Queitzsch, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Queitzsch, of New Freedom,
earned the reserve junior
ribbons with her fust-place
senior yearling.
Placing behind the junior
winner in the junior calf
class was second place
Cindy Donough, Cham
bersburg, third place
Patrick Anderson of
Hanover, and fourth place
Sara Arrowsnuth, Peach
Bottom.
Intermediate calf winners
were Thomas Arrowsrmth,
Peach Bottom, fust, Kathy
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Rauhauser, Dover, second,
Anthony Williams, Mid
dletown, third, and Helen
Arrowsmith, Peach Bottom,
fourth. Senior calves were
placed • Garry Martin,
Shippensburg, first, Mat
thew Arrowsmith, Peach
Bottom, second, and Gary
Smalls, Harrisburg, third.
Dawn Rxdinger’s junior
yearling was first m its
class, followed by Faith
Lafferty, Lykens, Keviin
VonKeyserlmg, Millersburg,
third, and Mark Deaven,
Fredericksburg, fourth.
The reserve junior
champion heifer sh6wn by
Suzy Quietzsch, New
Freedom, placed over the
second place senior yearling
exhibited by Cmdy Donough,
Cbambersburg. Third was
Matthew Arrowsmith,
Peach Bottom, fourth was
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•Marlin Deaven of
Fredericksburg and fifth
was Marilyn Deavon of
Fredericksburg.
Steven Myers of St.
Thomas was first in the two
year-old class, with Anthony
Williams, Middletown,
second. Placing behind the
champion and reserve
winners from the 3 and 4-
year cow class were third
spot Mark Poplawski,
Middletown, and Sue
Bomberger, Annville, in
fourth. York County took the
first place in the group class.
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