HARRISBURG - William
C. Henley of Cochranville,
Chester County, captured
the grand and senior
championshipos in open
class Ayrshire judging
competition at the 64th Farm
Show .with “Towerview
Kelly’s Heather,” a 5-year
old.
Reserve grand and
reserve senior champion
was “Sycamore Meade Albi
Cam,” a 2-year-old
exhibited by E. E. Keefer
and Don Shetterly of
Millersburg, Dauphin
County. *
Junior champion was
“Towerview Star Cadrm,” a
senior yearling shown by
Sharon Nolan, William
Henley’s married sister of
Cochranville, Chester
County.
“Cove Creek Boys Kate
Kat,” a senior yearling, won
the reserve junior cham
pionship. The animal is
owned by Joey Welsh of East
Berlin, York County.
Towerview Farm, owned
by the Kennard Henley
Family of Cochranville, was
both the premier exhibitor
and premier breeder
awards.
In youth competition,
William Henley’s five-year
old walked off with grand
and senior championship
honors.
Tiny Lona J. Rader,
barely older than the 3-year
old “Homestead Acres
Royal Lady”, took reserve
grand and reserve senior
championships. Lona is from
Connoquenessmg, Butler
County.
Sharon Nolan’s senior
yearling was the junior
champion and Joey Welsh’s
senior yearling was reserve
grand.
Complete Ayrshire results
follow:
HEIFER CALF
1 Deborah Shetterly R 1 Millersburg
2 Sherry Keefer R 1 Millersburg 3
Sharon Henley Noland R 1 Cocranville 4
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Ayrshire awards
Delaware Valley College Doylestown 5
Anita S Brommer R 2 Conestoga
HEIFER CALF (YOUTH)
1 Deborah Shetterly R 1 Millersburg
2 Sherry Keefer Rl Millersburg 3
Sharon Henley Nolan R 1 Cochranville 4
Anita S Brommer R 2 Conestoga 5 D
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JR YEAR HEIFER
I Lona J Rader Connoqunsing 2
Tammy Lyons Connoqunsing 3 Joey
Welsh R 1 East Berlin 4 R Kevin
Eshleman R 3 Elizabethtown 5 Kennerd
.E Henley 3rd R 1 Cochranville
JR YR HEIFER (YOUTH)
1 Lona J Rader Connoqunsing 2
Tammy Lyons Connoqunsing 3 Joey
Welsh Rl East Berlin 4 Susan Kulp
Pottstown 5 Steven A Shetterly Rl
Millersburg
SR YEAR HEIFER
1 Sharon Henley Nolan Rl
Cochranville 2 Joey Welsh Rl East
Berlin 3 Diane M Maulfair Rl
Jonestown 4 E E Keefer t D Shetterly
Rl Millersburg 5 Harold C Rader
Connoqunsing
SR YR HEIFER (YOUTH)
1 Sharon Henley Nolan Rl
Cochranville 2 Joey Welsh Rl East
Berlin 3 Diane M Maulfair Rl
Jonestown 4 Kristina Esbenshade R 2
Quarryville 5 R Kevin Eshleman R 3
Elizabethtown 6 Tracy Buffington Rl
Millersburg '
3 OR4DRYCOW
1 Edward Kulp Pottstown 2 Lois T
Mark R 2 West Grove 3 William t Wilda
Kline R 2 Mars 4 Kennard E Henley
3rd Rl Cochranville 5 Dale Gerhart Rl
Remholds 6 Jay R Gerhart Rl
Reinholds
3 OR 4 DRY COW (YOUTH)
1 Edward Kulp Pottstown 2 Lois T
Mark R 2 West Grove 3 Kennard E
Henley 3rd Rl Cochranville 4 Dale
Gerhart, Rl Remholds 5 Jayß Gerhart
Rl Remholds
5 OR OVER DRY COW
1 William & Wilda Kline R 2 Mars 2
DaleE Maulfair, Rl Jonestown
2 AND UNDER 3 HEIFER
1 EE Keefer t D Shetterly RI
Millersburg 2 William t Wilda Kline R 2
Mars 3 Diane M Maulfair Rl
Jonestown 4 Dale E Maulfair RI
Jonestown 5 Delaware Valley College
Doylestown
Shorthorn show
HARRISBURG - The
Shorthorn competition at
this year’s Farm Show was
dominated by Woodside
Farm, Waynesburg, Greene
County. The farm captured
nine champion honors.
In the female classes, they
showed the champion and
reserve calf champion, and
champion and reserve junior
champion, and the grand
and reserve grand cham
pion.
Woodside’s cattle also
dominated the bull classes,
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2TO3YR COW (YOUTH)
1 Diane M Maulfair Rl Jonestown 2
Susan Kulp Pottstown 3 Tracv But
fmgton Rl Millersburg
3ANDUNDER4COW
1 Lona J Rader Connoqunsmg 2
E E Keefer t D Shetterly RI Miller
sburg 3 Deborah Rader Connoqunsmg
4 William Dehart R 2 Evans City
CLASS 3TO4YR COW
(YOUTH)
1 Lona J Rader Connoqunsmg 2
William Dehart R 2 Evans City
4ANDUNDER 5 COW
1 EE Keefer t D Shetterly Rl
Millersburg 2 Dale E Maulfair Rl
Jonestown 3 William C Henley Rl
Cochranville 4 Harold C Rader Con
noqunsmg 5 Heather L Hernley R 6
Lebanon
1 William C Henley Rl Cochranville
2 Heather L Hernely R 6 Lebanon 3
Joyce M Gerhart Rl Remholds
1 William C Henley Rl Cochranville
2 Delaware Valley College Doylestown
3 & 4 E E Keefer & D Shetterly Rl
Millersburg 5 Dale E Maulfair Rl
Jonestown
1 William C Henley R 1 Cochranville
2 Kennard E Henley 3rd Rl
Cochranville
CHAMPIONSHIP UDDER
1 LonaJ Rader Connoqunsing
SR FEMALE CHAMPION
1 William C Henley Rl Cochranville
YOUTH CLASS RESERVE CHAMPION
1 LonaJ Rader Cormoqunsmg
PREMIER BREEDER
1 Kennard E Henley 3rd Rl
Cochranville
PREMIER EXHIBITOR
1 Kennard E Henley, 3rd Rl
Cochranville
1 EE Keefer I D Shetterly Rl
Millersburg 2 Kennard E Henley 3rd
Rl Cochranville 3 Dale E Mauilair Rl
Jonestown 4 Harold C Rader Con
noqunsing 5 William I Linda Klme R 2
Mars
taking all but the reserve
champion bull calf and
reserve grand champion.
The following is a listing of
the show results.
Spring Heifer Calf
1 & 2 Woodside Farm R 3
Waynesburg 3 David & Denise Whiting
Rl Edinburg
Winter Heifer Calf
1 Woodside Farm 2 David & Denise
Whiting
Woodside Farm took first honors in the
following Champion Female Reserve
Champion Female Calf Late Spring
Yearling Female Early Spring Yearling
Female Junior Yearling Female
Champion Junior Female Reserve
Champion Junior Femalp Grand
Champion Female Reserve Grand
Champion Female Group of 2 Females
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Tammy awards a blue ribbon to Spring Bottom Farm’s showman during the
Polled Hereford competition.
Pa. Polled Hereford queen
BY SHEILA MILLER
HARRISBURG Tammy
Hamilton travelled across
the state to attend the Polled
Hereford show at this year’s
Pa. Farm Show. She was
slated to serve a major part
in the show since she is this
year’s Pa. Polled Hereford
Queen.
The petite blonde hails
from North East, a town that
actually lies along Lake Erie
in northwestern Penn
sylvania. The seventeen
year old queen has served
the state associations since
last March.'
During her reign,
Hamilton has attended the
national show in Louisville,
Kentucky, field days, and
parades as the P.H.
representative for the state.
She squeezes her cattle
activities into her school
schedule.
A senior at North East
High School, Hamilton is the
co-captain of the varsity
cheerleading squad. She is
also a member of the FFA
where she serves as the
' chapter and county vice
president.
Besides representing the
breed, the Polled Hereford
queen owns eight head of the
bold breed. She has shown
her cattle at local fairs
where she has won champion
honors.
At the Waterford Fair, she
showed the reserve cham
pion bull. She took the same
honor at the Watsburg Fair.
During the Albion show,
Hamilton’s cattle stepped up
into the grand champion
circle with a grand bull and
heifer.
In her breeding program,
Hamilton is using two bulls
from Spring Bottom Farm m
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Leige. She is hoping to
someday have a large herd
and a farm of her own.
At the present time,
Hamilton keeps her growing
herd on her parents’ 25
acre farm. Her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. David Hamilton,
have a commercial herd of
cattle on the farm.
Because of her experience
with the different breeds her
parents keep, Hamilton has
selected Polled Herefords
are the breed she will raise.
“Polled Herefords are
Tammy Hamilton, North East, is the Pa. Polled
Hereford Queen. She travelled to the Farm Show
this week to award ribbons and trophies to the
P.H, exhibitors.
Blocking chutes
washers were a higher risk
than the fear of fire.
EDGEFIELD BULLS HAVE
:D IN HERDS SINCE 1971.
gentle,” she said, “and the
othpr rattle mv parents have
aren’t as nice as mine.”
Besides the cattle, the
P.H. queen owns three
horses, an Arabian, a
Quarter Horse x
Thoroughbred, and a large
pony type.
After graduation, she
plans to attend an equestrian
school and then a secretarial
school. During this time, she
plans to continue raising and
showing her favorite cattle,
Polled Herefords.
(Continued from Pace Al 2)
It was also pointed out that
the large doors around the
beef and sheep barns were
blocked every day by cars
and trucks belonging to
employees and exhibitors.
Itle stated that the Com
mission would work to keep
employees or any one else
from parking in front of the
doors because of the fire
hazard involved.
Frank Darcey, president
of the Polled Hereford
Association in Pennsylvania,
told the 56 people attending
the exhibitors banquet there
are always two sides to
every story, the exhibitors’
and managements’
viewpoints. Hopefulh the
first meeting betwet" the
Polled Hereford peoj V and
the Farm Show
management has led to
constructi.e ■' i, uti ' to
problems