A24—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, August 29,1981
UNIONTOWN - When the dust
settled at Fayette County’s recent
Black and White show, Rick and
Ron Allen of Smock had ac
cumulated almost a dozen blue
ribbons.
In addition to the nbbons, the
regal Premier Exhibitor and
Breeder banners will also hang at
the brothers farm, Alien-Hill
Dairy.
The Allens exhibited the top
Produce of Dam, Best Three
Females, Dairy Herd and Junior
Get of Sire not to mention several
individual class winners.
Connelisville dairyman Walter
Brown exhibited the Grand
Champion Female, Circle-B
Mickle Maple.
The 6-year-old cow, sired by
Circle-H Art Maple and out of Stan
Prince Mickie, was also named
Senior Champion.
Judge John Marchezak chose
Alien-Hill’s semor 2-year-old as
Reserve Grand and Senior
Champion.
Alien-Hill Carlo Jewel Gem is
sired by Kanzabrook Matt Carlo
and out of Cove-Run Orbit Gem.
The Junior animal competition
was topped by Vonderbar Lmkpm
Tara, the senior yearling entry of
Terry Kuehn, Monroeville.
Kuehn’s Junior Champ is out of
Vonderbar Riley Mattie and sired
by Killdee Apollo Lolas Lmkpm.
Reserve Junior Champion
honors went to another Alien-Hill
entry, Alien-Hill Misty Marvex.
The senior heiter, a Marvex
daugter is out ot Fern Spring
Performer Misty.
Herring Farms Charlie Frank, a
senior yearling bull entry ot
Herring Farms, Farmington, was
chosen as Grand Champion Bull.
The top male is sired by Junell
Broiler numbers drop
HARRISBURG Placements ot
broiler chicks in the Com
monwealth during the week ending
August 15 were 2,080,000, ac
cording to the Pennsylvania Crop
Reporting Service,
The placements were nine
percent below the corresponding
week a year ago and 14 percent
below the previous week. Average
placements during the past nine
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Allen brothers take top Holstein honors
Ivanhoe Chief Charlie and out ot
Nixonacres Whirlwind Jack Fran.
Patricia Holchm’s Feren-Valley
Blake Jem was named Reserve
Grand Champion Bull. The
Dunbar breeder’s junior bull calf is
sired by Feren-Valley Brian Jem
and out of Feren-Valley Kelly
Kurt.
Additional results from the
Fayette County Black and White
Show, a highlight of the Annual
Fayette County Fairy, follow.
Junior Bull Calf
1 Patricia Holchm rcserv: grand champion
bull
1 Robert and Frank Zitney Vanderbilt 2
Vernon Nicholson Normalville
I Walter Brown Connelisville
Senior Yearling Bull
1 Herring Farms grand champion bull 2 Robert
Zitney
X Kristi Brown Acme 2 Allen Hill Dairy 3
Raymond Brown Acme A Deana Leigh Ciccom
Smock 5 Patrick Wascak Dunbar
Intermediate Heifer Calf
1 Walter Brown 2 Raymond Brown 3 Michael
Herring Farmington 4 Patricia Holchm 5 Walter
Brown +
1 Allen Hill Dairy reserve grand champion 2
Terry Kuehn 3 Brent Brown Acme 4 Shelly
Brown Acme 5 William Buttermore and Sons
Mount Pleasant
Junior Yearling Heifer
1 Alien Hill Dairy 2 Robert and frank Zitney 3
James Poorbaugh Mount Pleasant 4 Paul
Diamond Smithfield 5 Melissa Brown
Senior Yearling Heifer
1 Terry Kuehn tumor champion 2 Raymond
Brown 3 Tammy Serwmski Mount Pleasant 4
Pamela Jo Ferens Dunbar 5 Albert Michael
Ferens Dunbar
1 Allen Hill Dairy and Ag Mar Dairy
Mathewsfteld Apache 2 William Buttermore and
Sons Marvex 3 Walter Brown Circle B
Bootmaker Marty 4 Vernon Nicholson Ed Lon
Monitor Albert
Dry Cow 3 or 4-Year Old
I Allen Hill Dairy 2 and 3 William Buttermore
and Sons 4 Robert and Frank Zitney 5 Joseph
Diamond
Dry Cow 5 Years and Over
1 Jackson Farms New Salem 2 and 3 Allen
Hill Dairy 4 Jackson Farms 5 John PiWowar
Umontown
Junior 2 Year Old Heifer
1 Raymond Brown 2 William Buttermore and
Sons
weeks were two percent above a
year ago.
Placements in the 19 key poultry
producing states were 77,574,000,
15 percent above the same week a
year earlier but one percent below
the previous week. Average
placements in the 19 key states
during the past nine weeks were
six percent above a year ago.
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Senior Bull
Junior Yearling Bull
Junior Herfer Caff
Senior Herfer Calf
Junior Get of Sire
TRUSSES
At Fayette County show
Senior Old Herfer
1 Allen Hill Dairy reserve grand and senior
champion 2 Alvin Diamond Smithtield 3
Cynthia Piwowar Uniontown 4 James Poor
baugh 5 Allen Hill Dairy
3 Year Old
1 William Buttermore and Sons 2 Allen Hill
Dairy 3 Cynthia and Sara Piwowar 4 Allen Hill
Dairy 5 Michael Wascak
4- Year Old
1 Allen Hill Dairy 2 William Buttermore and
Sons 3 Alien Hill Dairy 4 Walter Brown
Aged Cow
1 and 5 Walter Brown grand and senior
champion and best udder 2 and 4 William
ButtermoreandSons 3 Alien Hill Dairy
100.000 Lb Class
1 Jackson Farms
Dairy Herd
1 Alien Hill 2 Walter Brown 3 William But
termoreand Sons
Best Three Females
I Allen Hill Dairy 2 Walter Brown 3 Jackson
Farms
Senior Get of Sire
1 Walter Brown Circle H Art Maple 2 Allen
Hill Dairy Kanzabrook Matt Carlo
Produce of Dam
1 Allen Hill Dairy 2 James Poorbaugh 3
Waiter Brown 4 Raymond Brown, 5 Cynthia
Piwowar
Dam and Daughter
1 Cynthia Piwowar 2 James Poorbaugh 3
Walter Brown 4 William Buttermore, 5 Patrick
Wascak
York sheep producers
YORK Trading ideas, getting
help with problems and making
new friends were just some of the
things the York County Sheep and
Wool Producers gathered to do last
Saturday at the York Fiddlers
Association picnic grounds.
The idea for the picnic according
to Susan Dutrey, executive
secretary of the association was to
“provide the members a place to
get together, meet one another,
and eat some good bar-b-q young
lamb.”
The approximate 100 sheep
producers in attendance polished
off four young lambs donated by
Honey Valley Farm in Dallstown.
The lambs were roasted over an
open charcoal fire, with nothing
but salt to flavor the meat.
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Show judge John Marchezak, Bentleyville, is flanked by
Fayette County’s top Holstein Breeder and Exhibitors. Rick,
left and Ron Alien, right 'display the winning banners they
received at the recent Fayette County Black and White Show.
feast at picnic
annual lamb picnic,” stated Mac
McGuigan, one of the chief cooks
at the bar-b-que.
“The mam purpose of the picnic
is to teach- people, especially
shepherds themselves, how really
good lamb is,” he added.
Sheep producers, not only from
the York county area, but Lan
caster, Adams, Berks and Carroll
rminty, Md. were also present to
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]om m the fun. Everyone was
heard to be trading ideas on
everything from dog training to the
price of lambs; from who was
winning at the show to that special
lambing program.
After the meal everyone joined
together to watch' and participate
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