Al6—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, August 15,1981
West
LAURELTON An aged cow
shown by Zi-We Dairy Farm,
Mifflmburg, took the cham
pionship at the West End Fair open
class Holstein show, held here
August 5.
The champion cow, Irons
Georgia-Lee, has a production
record of 18,100 pounds for 305
days. The cow show by William
Zimmerman, gave birth to a bull
calf the evening after the show was
completed.
Reserve champion honors at the
show, went to a three year old cow
named Clar-Dot Charlie Berry
Red, owned by Kenneth Beiler of
Mifflmburg.
The junior champion Holstein
went to Clar-Dot Milestone Sylvia,
owned by Clarence Seller, Mif
fhnburg. The reserve junior
champion went to JoAnn Beiler
also of Mifflinburg, with her
senior heifer calf, Clar-Dot Doctor
Chimp.
Results from the show include
BULL CALF
1 Jeffßenler
JR YEARLING BULL
1 San Be-Farms 2 Kenneth Seiler
GRAND CHAMPION BULL
Jeffßenfer
RESERVE CHAMPION BULL
San Be Farms
JUNIORpALF
I Michael Sanders 2 Jackson Klinger 3 Linda
Beiler 4 Roger Oberlm 5 Brian Shively 5
Jonathan Boop
INTERMEDIATE CALF
1 Zt We Farm 2 Kurt Pontius 3 Clarence Beiler
4 Kenneth Beiler 5 David Walter
SENIOR HEIFER CALF
1 JoAnn Beiler 2 Barry Spangler 3 Brian
Shively4 Kenneth Beiler 5 Zi We Farm
JR YEARLING HEIFER
1 Dawn Rishel 2 Michael Sanders 3 Michael
Sanders 4 Clarence Beiler 5 Susan Davis Benfer
SR YEARLING HEIFER
1 Clarence Beiler 2 San Be Farms 3 Zi We
Farm 4 Anthony Deitnch 5 Barry Spangler
JUNIOR CHAMPION
Clarence Beiler
RESERVE JUNIOR CHAMPION
JoAnn Beiler
JR GET-OF-SIRE
1 Kenneth Beiler 2 ZiWe Farm and Deborah
Showers
JR 2 YEAR OLDS
X Linda Beiler 2 San Be Farms 3 JoAnn Beiler
4 John Rishel 5 Zi We Farm
SR 2 YEAR OLDS
1 Clarence Beiler 2 San Be Farms 3 Zi We
Farms
3 YEAR OLD COWS
1 Clarence Beiler 2 San Be Farms 3 Kelly
Showers 4 and 5Zi We Farm
♦ YEAR OLD COWS
1 JoAnn Beiler 2 San Be Farms 3 Zi We Farm
AGE COW
1 ZiWe Farm 2 and 3 Clarence Beil
Kenneth Beiler 5 San Be Farms
SR GET OF-SIRE
1 Zi We Farm
BEST 3 FEMALES
1 and 4 Clarence Beiler 2 San Be Farms 3 Zi
We Farm
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End Fair names open champions
Air
The grand champion cow at the recent West End Fair was,
Irons Georgia-Lee owned by Zi-We Dairy Farm, Mifflinburg.
She is shown here with her bull calf the evening following the
show.
Even our directors
make personal calls.
At Hamilton Bank one of our
primary objectives is to serve,
and help preserve, the family
farm.
We still believe that agriculture is
the backbone of America, and the
family farm is the cornerstone of
agriculture in our area.
Maple Breeze Farm at Atglen, RD #J Larry and Evelyn Harshey are cheats of Hamilton Bank at the Christiana Office Below, they are
explaining the egg processing system for their6o,ooobird layer operation to Members of the Lancaster Regional Board of Directors (L to R)
Evelyn and Larry Hershey, BrentS Shunk.RobertM Moore (SemorVice President and Regional Administrator), George C Delp, Gertrude W
Hull, and William H Mann
When we work together, through
a relationship of mutual trust, we
can all continue to move ahead.
We can continue to keep
agriculture strong.
Contact your local office for
complete details on Hamilton
Bank Agri-Finance Program.
The reserve champion Holstein cow at the West End Fair
was owned by Clarence Beiler, Mifflinburg. The cow, Clar-Dot
Charlie Berry Red, is a three year old.
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