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Local
Juniors
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to a blue ribbon m her class
and then on for the Junior
championship. Zimndge
Penstate Honey Sheri, a
daughter of Penstate
Ivanhoe Star, is one of
Zimmerman’s 30 head of
registered Holstein cattle.
In the 4-H Holstein show,
John Burket, East Freedom,
Blair County, exhibited his
aged cow for the grand
championship trophy.
Burket Falls Elevation
Sophia was tagged Senior
Champion and was the first
place and best uddered cow
m her class. She is a
daughter of Round Oak Rag
Apple Elevation.
Adam’s County’s Christine
Gitt, R 2 Littlestown, led her
three-year-old Holstein,
Penn-Gate Jetstar Queen to
a blue ribbon in her class
before taking the Reserve
Senior and Reserve Grand
championships. Gitt also
received recognition as
Master Fitter and Showman.
Steven Kauffman, R 1
Elizabethtown, Lancaster
County, exhibited bis junior
yearling, Penn Spring
Milestone Ada and was
tagged Junior Champion by
Michelle Lusk, 12, of R 2, Charleroi, Washington County, captured the grand
and senior championships in Jersey judging competition at the 25th Penn
sylvania Junior Dairy Show with her 4-year-old cow, “Superbs Roasted Peanut.”
Making the presentation are Pa. Secretary of Agriculture Penrose Hallowell;
Stephanie Kocher, Pa. Jersey Queen and Judge John McKitrick.
Judge Rinehart. Kauffman
was selected as the First
Place Owner-Breeder in his
class, along with being
chosen as Master Fitter and
Showman.
In the colored breed
shows, several local dairy
breeders competed and won
the top honors for their breed
entries.
In the Brown Swiss show,
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Lancaster Farming, Saturday, September 27,1980—D15
Reserve grand and reserve senior Guernsey
champion, a 4-H entry, “Bo Joy W Babs,” a 4-year
old, was exhibited by Mary Ann Witmer, 14, of Rl,
Willow Street, Lancaster County.
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