A2o— Lancaster Farming, Saturday, April 4,1981
Holstein show
first place Aged Cow and Reserve
Senior Champion owned by E J
Doebenener and John Parks,
Jamestown Parkacres Sun Ivy, an
August, 1974 daughter of Pennstate
Ivanhoe Star, also received the
Best Udder award and the High
Production Award m her class
Her 305-day lactation record was
24,991 pounds milk with 1137
pounds fat
Judge Keene dehoerated some
tune when placing Ivy s class
finally moving her up from third
place to first He emphasized he
liked her dairyness and her
suoenoi udder, and had to start
the class with her despite her
smaller scale
Tne Junior Champion, according
to Judge Keene, was an out
standing heifer but could not
compete for the grand cham
pionship with the two senior cows
Corlan-Farms Pete Penny was
the first place senior yearling
heifer, bred and owned by Delmer
Cornman, R 2 Mechamcsburg
Born November 21, 1979, the top
Junior is sired by Straight-Pine
Elevation Pete out of Corlan-
Farms Ultimate Patsy
The Reserve Junior Champion
trophy went to Apache Royal
Hentage-ET, the first place junior
yearling This Elevation daughter,
born March 7, 1980, is owned by
Apache Holstems, Conard Stan
worth, Chuck Will, and Lynn and
Bonnie Miller
The Grand Champion Holstein
Bull banner went to the entry from
Berks County’s Kerchenhill
Holstems. Indianvale Kerchenhill
Kona was the first place senior bull
Berks County’s Kerchenhill Holstems captured the blue
ribbon for Dam & Daughter
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The grand champion Holstein bull was the senior bull calf
entry of Raymond Seidel and family, Kutztown, Indianvale
Kerchenhill Kona, a September, 1980 calf.
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calf, calved September 27,1980
According to Raymond Seidel,
Kutztown, owner of the bull, Kona
is out of Indianvale Star Sebnna, a
cow he purchased last year at the
Berks County Sale The bull
champion is sired by Plushanski
Persuadei
In the group classes. Singing
Brook Farms, owned by Obie
Snider and family of Imier, took
blue ribbons in Best V emaie Bred
& Owned By Exhibitor, Senior Get
of Sire (Paclamai Double
Tribune), and Best Three
Females
The Produce of Dam blue nbDon
went to Dyar-Acres Holstems,
Shippensburg for Dyar-Acres Rag
Apple Elsie And the Dam &
Daughter class was topped by
Kerchenhill Holstems with R-R-
Mooktown Lady, dam, and R-R-
Mooktown Ideal Lady, daughter
In the Club Herd competition,
Bradford County’s six head led oft
the class, followed by Tioga,
Cumberland, Crawford, and
Lancastet
Other show results are as
follows
I Kerchenhill Holstenij Kutrfown grand
champion 2 Reu Hcl Farms Mohrsville J
Creedm C Cornman Mechamcsburg 4 Edward
P Eleanor Stokes Arthur Karpa and Alice Baxter
Avella 5 Woodson Farm Pennsburt;
JUNIOR YEARLING BULL
] Morrell Farms S Custead Valley Farm
Cochranton
SENIOR YEARLING BULL
I Lynn t Bonnie Miller reserve grand cham
pion Towanda 2 Harvey W Sfoltzfus Morgan
lown
1 George M Knight Jr Imlcr 2 Jennifer S
Reasncr Shippensburg 3 Peters Farm Port
Matilda 4 Glenn E Bowen Wellsboro 5 Edward
P & Eleanor Stokes Karpa Avella
SENIOR BULL CALF
SENIOR HEIFER CALF
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Dyar-Acres, Shippensburg, took first place Executive Secretary William Nichol presents
in the Produce of Dam competition during the the trophy to herdsman Jeff Reasner while
28th Annual Pa. State Holstein Show, held Mike and Becky Oyarman hold their winning
Thursday at the Farm Show Complex, cattle
jor champion honors went to Corlan-
Farms Pete Penny, bred and owned by Delmar
Cornman, R 2 Mechanicsburg. Donald
Hostetter, Cashel) Farms, presented the
JUNIOR YEARLING HEIFER 4 Singing Brook toiler b Harvey W Stotl/lu 1 -
1 Apache Holstems Conrad Slanworth Chuck Morgantown
Will Lynn and Bonnie Miller Reserve Jur ior
Champion Towanda 2 Leadheid Associates
Jamestown j Alvin F Meyers Chambersburg 4
Russell H Miller Timaqui 5 Donald M
Hostetter Parkesburg
SENIOR YEARLING HEIFER
1 Delmer E Common Junior Champion
Mecfrnicsburg ? Jennifer Werner New Oxford
3 James Burdeffe Mercersburg 4 Christine I
Wensel 5 SingingßiookFarms Imler
DRY COW 3*4 YEAR OLDS
1 James P Knight Airville 2 Ross Ann Snider
Irnler 3 Cindy I Showaker NewviHe 4 Keith
Buch Fleetwood 6 Chester L and Galen R
Smith Shippensbur^
DRY COW 5 YEARS* OVER
1 3 4 Donald M HLstUter Parkesbm °
Kti Steve Ron Mowrv & John Marche/rk
Po)nri[ Spring 5 Ken & Steve Mowrv
JUNIOR TWO YEAR OLD HEIFER
1 Domld M Hostetler Pirkjsburi 7 In ink
Wui lei NiwOxloid 3 Oeouchl C,ntno Piu) f
I inn K ni’t: At vilk 1 Mm' I i n
Cnrtir in or i Dtaii In t- oi Pniumbit Cm*-
nd
SENIOR TWO V EAR Ot D HEIFER
* Mi m 1 Horn iicl'ii >fo m< n n Gt '
i Columbia C o n Pi in 1 Wnn A
Sin h M)nsheld4 Mof'el'Fiim Cor tir mtor l
Di ie' r k ii'imti b > i
THREE YEAR OLD COW
W jl’bt Forms lik ColiGt.eulk J ( dn f
Oorotfn Wood Mmsfit c 3 Sn tn Biuo f vr
Imler 4 J )ine i ' A Nirn bu'dc te Mer crshu j
Joyce W» j ve' Gicnmorr
FOUR YEAR OLD COW
] Sin*mt Brook Farms Imler 7 Hel<_ > I
beicltl Kuiztown 3 Robert H Kauffman
Fluribeintnwn 4 George Pttt, J' L oujf it**»
Cros R)ids b Lynn A Bonn eM Up T owjn 1 t
100 000 LB CLASS
I Geor p 111 Cynthn P ut i Imu Kni f M'
Senior A Gi md Champion Airv4l* ' t nt 1m 1
Common C irhsU? < C Ru'K' { is l
Freedom 4 Donal 1 A St ipt fi I tm I Su'lk h
Easton S Morrell Fjrnr Corfu ml jr
AGED COW
I T f A J Park* Reserve Ut u d
and Senior Champion >amesfown ° Obre Snider
Imler 3 Ben A Regnn Jackson Columbia Cross
Roads 4 Gordon & Dorothy Wood Mansfield 5
Morrell Farms Cochranton
SENIOR GET OF SIRE
1 Sirgmg Brook Farms Imler
BEST THREE FEMALES
I Singing Brook Fa r, ns k ‘'nr 2 Go* Wood 0
Acres Mansfield 3 I ynn A Bonnie Miller
Towanda 4 Maple Bound 5 Burke* Falls East
Freedon
PRODUCE OF DAM
1 Dyrj Ac r es Holslems Shippers b ■» G
Wood Mansfield 3 * eroy F Shovsaker Newviile
troi ie reserve Junior v /mpion, Apache
Royal Heritage, was shown by Bonnie Miller,
Towanda. Cindy Neeley, Pennsylvania Dairy
Princess, makes the trophy presentation.
100 000 LB CLASS
1 George 111 Cynthia Paul & James Knight
Senior * Grand Champion Airville 2 Creedm C
Cornman Mechimcsburg 3 David f Burket
Fast Freedom 4 Donald A Seipt * John J
Suh'van b Morrell Farms Cochrmton
AGEDCOW
1 t J Ooebenener & J Parks Jamestown 0
Obie Smder Irnler 3 Ben & Regina Jackson 4
Gordon & Dorothy Wood b Morrell
Farms Cochranton
SENIOR GET OF SIRE
I Singme Brook I arms Irnler
John Howard, right, bid his farewell to the Pennsylvania
Holstein Association during Thursday evening’s show.
Howard will be starting a new career as a dairy farmer in 'M
Lancaster. He has already started his herd with the purchase
of 15 head of —you guessed it Kolsteins.
irST THREE FEMALfcb
I Singing Brook Farms Imfer ? Got Wood D
Acres Mansfield 3 Lynn S Bonnie Miller
Towinda 4 Maple Bound 5 Bucket Falls E jst
Freedom
PRODUCEOF DAM
I Dyr i Acres Holsfems Shippensburg 2 Got
Wood Mansfield 3 I eroy E Showaker A Smgmj.
Brook hnler 5 HarveyW StollWus Morgantown
DAM I DAUGHTER
1 Kerrhenhill Holstems Kut/town 2 Ml Glen
C olurnbid Cross Roads 1 Maple Bound 4
Smilhthle Shippensburg 5 Sunny Bend
Farm r York
CLUB HERD
1 Bradford Tioga 3 Cumberland 4
Crawford o lancaster