A3B—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, August 29,1981
Potter County holds 4-H, FFA beef and dairy shows
MILLPORT Potter County’s
annual 4-H and FFA Junior Beet
and Dairy Show was held recently
at the Millport Fairgrounds with 65
animals being shown.
Champion female in the
breeding beet classes was a
summer yearling Hereford heiter
shown by Mane Erway, Genesee.
Reserve champion was Coca-Cola
Cowgirl, a Charolais-Heretord,
shown by Michelle Hyde, Millport.
Grand champion steer was
‘Hardball’, shown by Mane Er
way. Hardball is a Hereford-cross
bred and first place in the heavy
weight class. First place in the
mediumweight went to Leon Tice,
Couderspot, with his Angus-
Holstem Enos.
First place in showing and fitting
went to Michelle Hyde in the senior
age group and to Mike Hyde in the
intermediate age group.
In the dairy competition, grand
and senior champion female
Holstein was Sadore Heather
Bootnick Heddy, owned by David
L. Risser, Genesee. Reserve grand
and reserve senior champion was
Catelmn Leader Jennifer, shown
by Kathy Heisey of RexviUe, N. Y.
Junior champion female was
shown by Candy Barker Cooney,
Ulysses, and was named Barkview
MS O Jay. The reserve champion
was Knowlstead El Ron Micki,
owned by Rhoda Knowlton of
Coudersport
In the Holstein, junior heifer calf
class, tirst place went to Robert
Cornell with Son-Rose Sea Shell
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Jennifer; second to Jan Heisey third Donald Gilliland with
with Catelmn Jewell Jill and third Gilliland Mindy Van.
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Knowlstead El Ron Micki, shown second place was taken by Donald
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Robevla Star Willow Katie. was Barkstead Carmel Carla,
Top junior yearling heiter was shown by Candy Barker Cooney,
Son-Rose American Eagle, shown and Mike Thompson took second
by Robert Cornell. Second place place with Phylene Eve Ester
was Dunlea Jerry, shown by Paige Charm Cross. In the dam and
-Matthews, and third place was daughter class, first place went to
Keith Hoffman’s Kar-Dale Acres Rhoda Knowlton and second to
Jet Cherry. Donald Gilliland.
In the senior yearling class, In the Guernsey division, senior
i Candy Barker Cooney took first champion female and grand
’ place with Barkview MS O Jay, champion female was won by John
followed by Todd Hamilton with Torok with Brown Brooks Murta.
Ivajen Knight Sherrie and Tim John’s Brown Brooks Cheryl was
Easton with Mundy Brook Melissa senior reserve and grand reserve
Ann. champion. These two cows finished
First place junior two-year-old,
Barkview Sparkling Pebbles, was
shown by Candy Baikei Cooney.
Second place went to Edward
Cornell with Son-Kose Billy Joe
and third to Mike Thompson with
Phylene Eva Eve Jet-Stream. Top
senior two-year-old was Sadore
Heather Bootmck Heddy, owned
by David L. Risser. Second place
in this class was Karl Torrey, and
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In the Brown Swiss category,
grand champion and senior
champion female was Da Lin RB
Lucy Leslie, owned by Jack
Thomas Jr. This cow was also the
top three-year-old. Jack’s junior
two-year-old, Hill Lea Modern
Disco, was reserve senior and
grand champion.
Junior champion female Brown
Swiss was an intermediate heiter,
shown by Nelsa Matthews, Iron
Galaxy Dolly. Taking second place
in the intermediate heifer calf
class and reserve junior champion
female was Jack Thomas Jr.’s Hill
Lea King Phoebe.
Francis Meehan of Rexville,
N.Y. was type judge tor the show
while Rod Keniston, Emporium
County Extension director, judged
showing and fitting.
Top junior showmanship awards
went to: Donald Gilliland with
Barkview Fonu Myster; second,
Ken Smoker, Allegen Mars Hope,
third, Jim Torok, Twin Elma
Grange sets legislative priorities
uaRRISBURG Charles E.
Wismer, Jr., Master of the Penn
sylvania State Grange, has an
nounced • his organization’s
legislative priorities tor the up
coming legislative session.
“First on our agenda for Sep
tember session, is passage ot
House Bill 1429, known as the
‘Noxious Weed Bill,” the Grange
leader said. “A number ot
agricultural groups have worked
together for many months to
prepare this piece ot legislation.
House Bill 1429 will declare the
troublesome multiflora rose a
Babe. Top three intermediate
showmen were: Mike Thompson
with Fhylene Eve Ester Charm
Cross; second, Jan Heisey,
Catelmn Jewel Jill and third, Neisa
Matthews, Irons Galaxy Dolly.
Senior showmanship awards went
to. Kathy Heisey, Catelmn Leader
Jennifer; Edward Cornell, Son-
Hose Billy Joe and Jack Thomas
Jr., Hill Lea Modern Disco.
Top three titters in the junior
division were: Donald Gilliland
with Gilliland Mmdy Van; Jim
Torok, Twin Elms Babe and Tun
Hemphill, F&F Starlite Annie.
Intermediate division titling
winners were Todd Hamilton,
Ivajen Knight Sherrie;, Neisa
Matthews, Irons Galaxy Dolly and
Mike Thompson, Phylene-
Commodor Colleen Trump. Senior
winners were. Fred Kisser, Hiss-
Dale Jet-Stream Karen; Georgia
Barker, Barkview Thunder and
Jack Thomas Jr., Da Lin HB Lucy
Leslie
noxious weed and also create a
channel for quick designation of
noxious weeds through the
Department of Agriculture instead
of through a lengthy legislative
process.”
A second priority, Wismer said,
is exempting manure structures on
farms from unfair real estate
taxes through Senate Bill 919 and
920, currently in the Senate Local
Government Committee.
“By the nature of his business,
the farmer has always earned the
burden on real estate taxes,” he
said. “Exemption for. manure
structures is one way to give him
some relief."
Wismer says his organization
will make a concentrated effort to
get these bills passed through the
legislature when it reconvenes in
September.
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THOMPSON BROS.
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DISPERSAL
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7:30 P.M.
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vaccinated. •
70 head springers
70 head Fresh and in lull flow ot milk.
This herd has a lot ot size and good dairying
qualities, 30 day TB blood test.
H.D. MATZ,
Representing Thompson Bros
717-733-2996 717-354-4341
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At the Green Dragon Livestock Auction
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 4
2:30 P.M. ,
Thirty head all home-raised Holstems with
eight tresh with calves by their side, live
springing balance all stage ot lactation.
A young herd with much potential.
No silage, never pushed.
Cows are sharp with many years ot breeding.
Selling due to retiring.
Thirty day TB and blood tested. Pregnancy
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Consigned by,
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Glenn and David Fite,
Quarryville, RD4
Phone 717-786-2750 or 1725