Lancaster farming. (Lancaster, Pa., etc.) 1955-current, August 22, 1981, Image 37

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    BY JOYCE BUPP
Staff Correspondent
CARLISLE “Wmdy-Knoll
View Kit Jacquelyn,” a three-year
old Tiho Kit Builder daughter,
entered by James- and Nina
Burdette, Mercersburg, got judge
Obie Snider’s nod for the senior
and grand championship during.
last Saturday’s Southcentral
Championship Holstein show at the
Carlisle Fairgrounds.
She puts it aB together and is
showing more maturity today,”
praised Snider of the well-balanced
young cow with impressive size
and scale. He also complimented
her for her cleanness, and for her
weU attached udder, both fore and
rear, and named her the best bred
and owned animal at the com
petition.
Still milking in her first lactation,
the champion is projected to 17,000
pounds with a 3.8 percent butterfat
test. Her second dam was an Ex-91
daughter of the well-known
Kingpin.
Pulled into the reserve senior
and grand spot was the senior
two-year-heifer exhibited by the
Robert Kauffman family’s Penn
Springs Farm, Elizabethtown.
“Penn Springs Milestone Ada,”
is sired by Poverty-Hollow
Milestone. Also in her first lac
tation, she’s projected to 21,000 of
milk. Her dam was a VG daughter
of Paclamar Astronaut, and the
grandam was scored Excellent.
Judge Snider prasied the young
cow for her stretch and scale and
her sharpness, and noted she has a
very high and wide rear udder with
a strong suspensory ligament.
Delmer Cornman, Mechamc
sburg, earned the junior champion
honors with his tall and growthy
Straight-Pine Elevation Pete
senior yearling heifer, it was not
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as much as $l6 per ton
cheaper if they spread it
themselves. LESS
HEADACHES: Spread it
when you want it
spread.
24” wide bottom 7. to keep stockpile lime from bridging
53° sloped sides J
Rugged construction
5 & 8 Ton tractor drawn models
Also spreads fertilizer, poultry waste, etc.
Truck mounted or tractor drawn
6 Ton Stainless Steel Tender
SPREADERS ARE OUR BUSINESS
(Not a sideline)
WE'VE BEEN IN THE SPREADER
BUSINESS FOR 35 YEARS.
dette ent
Le-lda Holsteins, the Leroy Showaker family dairy daughter Doris, granddaughter Stacy Cornman, daughters
operation at Newville, snagged both the Premier breeder and Cindy Showaker and Deb Varner, son Ed, and sons-in-iaw
exhibitor banners as the climax to the Southcentral Cham- Greg Varner and Clarence Cornman, Jr.
pionship show. From left are Mrs. Ida Showaker, Leroy,
the first junior win for “Corlan
Farms Pete Penny.” She also took
the Carlisle Fair competition
earlier last week, the Ship
pensburg show, and the April
Pennsylvania Holstein state show
at Harrisburg.
Reserve junior champion rib
bons went home with Phil and
Karen Laughman, Thomasville,
for “Philka Marvex Rockman
Rhonda.” An intermediate class
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At So-Central Holstein Show I ” c * st ‘ r F.nnim, satunUy, August 22. i«wi-A37
heifer, she’s sired by Lawcrest
Marvex-Twm.
Le-Ida Farm, of R 4 Newville,
walked off with a matching set of
purple premier breeder and
exhibitor banners. It was the first
such win in eight years of showing
Holstems for the Leroy and Ida
Showaker family.
“I was really shocked,” Mrs.
Showaker commented later, ad
ding that their operation was truly
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d honors
a family one, where “everyone
helps out.” With a string of cattle
m the show barn, everyone also
turned out to help with the show,
including their son, four daughters
and two sons-m-law.
“Le-lda Apollo Gac Chuck-
Twin,” a jr. yrlg. son of Glendell
Arlmda Chief, took champion bull
honors for Le-lda Farms. His twin
brother, “Charles-Twin,” was the
reserve champion bull.”
Spreader you put it where you want it.
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P.O. Box 296
Morgantown, PA 19543
Ph: 215-286*5146
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The Showakers have been
(burying for 29 years and are
milking a herd of about 60 head of
registered Holsteins, with a herd
average of over IS,OOO pounds of
milk and 580 butterfat. About 190
acres m the operation are cropped
m com and hay for the herd.
Over 150 registered Holsteins
were exhibited in the cham
pionship show, one of several
SOWER
SPREADER
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With Today’s Prices?
No need to fertilize
the fence rows or
spread it unevenly. With
a Stoltzfus Sower
5 Ton Spreader, Tender
Combination
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