E2—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, August 22,1981
Stamy family sweeps Carlisle Fair dairy show
BY BETH HEMMINGER
Staff Correspondent
CARLISLE Cumberland
County dairy producers provided a
show of thrilling competition for
the Carlisle Fair’s open dairy show
held last Tuesday evening.
Judging the annual event was Paul
King, a Holstein breeder in York
John Stamy 111 and family, Newville, exhibited the grand and
senior champion cow of Holstein Show.
Cumberland Co.
CARLISLE Judge Robert
Kauffman, Lancaster County,
remarked at last Thursday’s
Cumberland County 4-H Dairy
Show, “Cumberland County 4-
H’ers displayed, an outstanding
group of animals and should be
proud to exhibit them at any
show.”
Michael Dyarman, Dyar-Acres,
Newville, captured the coveted
crown of 4-H Holstein grand
H show.
Ann Stover, Carlisle, was the winner in the experienced up was completed forjinother year
division of the Cumberland County 4-H Fitting and Showing with 15'tiredanmalfand 40 tired,
Competition. but happy, 4-H’ers.-BH
County.
John Stamy, HI and family,
Newville, stole the Holstein show
with their outstanding display of
four first place cows junior two
year-old, senior two-year-old,
three-year-old and five-year-old.
The Stamy’s five-year-old cow
was crowned senior and grand
champion with his 5 year-old cow,
Dyar-Acres Marquis Elva.
John Stamy, IV repeated his
winning performance from
Tuesday evening’s open show,
claiming the reserve grand
champion Hosltein title with
Manor Grove Jake Heidi.
The junior champion award was
bestowed upon Stacy Comman’s
intermediate calf, followed by Ann
Stover, Carlisle, with a senior
champion of the show. After
capturing 'four championship
titles, the Stamy’s went on to claim
several top place group classes,
the Best Udder class and Best
Three Females.
Delmar Comman of Corlan
Farms, Carlisle, stepped into the
limelight with his first place senior
yearling to be awarded the junior
championship. Mark Naugle,
Carlisle, exhibited the reserve
junior champion. Comman and
Naugle' pulled their top place
animals together to win the Junior
Get-Of-Sire class.
Junior calf and intermediate calf
honors went to Robert Smith, II
and Stacy Comman, respectively.
Both winners are from Newville.
Dyar-Acres, Newville, captured
top honors for the senior calf and
aged dry cow.
Blue nbbon winner in the junior
yearling class was captured by
Mark Naugle, who also exhibited
the first place 3 and 4-year-old dry
cow.
Leroy Showaker, Le-Ida Farms,
Newville, completed the courtly
set in the Holstein show with his
twin yearling bulls receiving grand
and reserve grand champion.
The senior champion exhibited
by Three Springs Farm, Newville
was selected by Judge King as
grand champion of the Milking
Shorthorn show. The farm’s en
tries took blue ribbons in the 2-
holds 4-H Dairy Roundup
yearling being named reserve
junior champion:
The top place Holstein junior calf
was awarded to Robert Smith, H,
Newville. Sharon Comman, Justa
Beauty Farm, Carlisle, received
the first place award in the senior
calf class.
Blue ribbon winner in the junior
yearling class was Fred Hoch,
Carlisle. Ann Stover captured the
first place senior yearling nbbon.
First place junior 2 year-old was
captured by John Stamy IV.
Rebecca Dyarman went home with
two blue ribbon winners senior 2
year-old and 3 year-old cows.
Sharon Gaisler, Newville,
claimed the top 4 year-old spot.
Jeffrey and Douglas Mc-
Cullough, Newville, proudly went
home to their farm with the junior
and reserve junior championship
awards in the 4-H Guernsey show.
Christine Young, Three Springs
Farm, Newville, was awarded the
junior and reserve junior cham
pion honors in the 4-H Milking
Shorthorn show.
After working for months,
weeks, days and hours, the 4-H’ers
and their animals were ready for
the showmanship and fitting
contest. They were divided into
four categories: junior inex
perienced, senior inexperienced,
experienced and honorary. The
honorary division were those in
dividuals who had already won the
other three divisions. -
Winning the junior inex
perienced division was Ray Yost
and Dean Wagner, both of Carlisle.
Deai) Wagner exhibited ex
cellent skills and went on to win the
experienced division showman and
fitter, along with Ann Stover,
Claiming the honorary title for
the second time was John Stamy,
' IV of Newvdle.
Cumberland County’s 4-H round-
Patti Ocker, Shippensburg, exhibited the grand champion
Ayrshire.
year-old class, 3-year-old class, 4-
year-old class and aged cow class.
Christine Young of Three
Springs, proudly exhibited the
junior champion Milking Shor
thorn. Three Spring’s also claimed
their share' of the trophies in the
group classes, first places junior
get-of-sire, best three females, and
dam and daughter.
Lucille Ocker and family,
s -o
John Stamy IV received reserve grand champion at the 4-H
Holstein Round-up
Ray Yost was the winner of the junior inexperienced
division of the Cumberland County Fitting and Showing
competition.
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Shippensburg, walked away with
top honors in the Ayrshire show,
claiming junior and grand
champion along with blue ribbon
awards in all the group classes.
Mildred Seeds went home to her
Top-O-Hill Farms, Dowingtown
with numerous awards in the
Jersey show and capturing the
coveted junior and grand cham
pion awards.