A4o—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, November 28,1981
NAILE closes out ’Bl show season
LOUISVILLE, Ky. - Penn
sylvania dairy exhibitors turned in
a fine record, taking home blue
ribbons and one Champion rosette
during the recent North American
International Livestock Exposition
in Louisville.
In the Guernsey division, the
grand champion, junior champion
and reserve junior champion were
all bred in Dauphin County.
The Guernsey grand champion,
Keystone Big T Jennifer, was
owned and exhibited by John and
Bonny Ayars of Mechanicsburg,
Ohio. The Ayars top 3-year-old was
bred by Wilmer Campbell of
Milestone Stardom Beauty Sue, the top selling female at
the All American Jersey Sale, set an all-time record for
females. The Sue cow sold for $31,000 to Earl Waltemyer,
Coilegeville. The record-breaking female was consigned by
Jana Kay Dewitt, Brashear, Texas.
Wi., purchased the
top-selling Jersey male, Top Saint, tor $32,000. The 16-
month-oid Favorite Saint son was consigned by C.L. Collins,
Jr., and JJ. Mainati, Sylacauga, Al. -
Keystone shepherds
Gerald Rohrer of Quarryville shows the Reserve Champion
Ram at the National Junior Southdown Show.
PA dairy exhibitors record top NAILE victories
Halifax.
Terlin Farms of Elizabethville
captured the Junior Champion title
with their senior yearling entry,
Terlin Top Hornet.
A junior yearling heifer, owned
by Jeff .Costello, Scottsville, Ky.,
was tapped reserve junior
champion. Costello’s Guernsey, A
Grand View T.D. Bambi, was bred
by Marvin Miller, Middletown.
Guernsey junior, Alissa Fava of
Co-Hill Farms, Scenery Hill,
competed in the large junior show
and placed third with her senior
heifer calf, Co-Hill Farms B.T.
Nutmeg.
Several Jersey jumors competed
for ribbons in classes with more
than 40 enterics. Mansfield junior
Stephanie Kocher and her entry, B
Sleeper Royal Mary of SSF,
walked off with a blue ribbon in the
junior yearling class.
The grand champion Jersey,
Empire Crusader Heidi hailed
from Alabama. The 6-year-old
champion is owned by Bama
Jersey, Arab, Al.
Crawford County Dairy Prin
cess, Cinda Oakes exibited ,her
Holsteins to a first and second
place. The Cochranton exhibitor
took a blue ribbon in the open and
junior show for her intermediate
calf, Vel-Rus Elevation Boots
Lover. Oakes’ junior calf, Vel-Rus
Marvex Penstate Maria, placed
second in the junior show.
A Michigan Holstein walked off
with Grand Champion honors.
Lonsfarm Matt K Katherine, a 3-
year-old, was owned and exhibited
by London’s Farm Dairy, North
Street.
'. i ye,:: -old Brown Swiss cap
tured the Grand Champion banner
in the Swiss open show. Alpine
Hills Missy is owned by Alpine
Hills Swiss Farm, Corinth, Ken
tucky.
Ohio exhibitors, Nelson E. Lange.
& Son of Kirkersville, collected the
Grand Champion banner with their
6-year-old Ayrshire, Scotch Haven
Lita Maretta- /
The North American also
featured several breed sales. The
All-American Jersey sale topped
all sale averages, merchandising
48 head for $6,410. The sale grossed
$307,700.
Earl Waltemyer of Wallebe
Farm, Collegeville purchased the
top-selling female for $31,000.
Milestpne Stardom Beauty Sue
was consigned by Jana Kay
DeWitt, Brashear, Texas.
American Breeder Service of
DeForest, Wi., paid $32,000 for the
high-selling male, Top Saint. The
top bull was consigned by C.L.
Collins, Jr. and J.J. Mainati,
Sylacauga, Alabama.
Heather and Crystal Acomb of
Stafford, N.Y. purchased the top
selling Jersey in the Pot O’ Gold
Sale for $5,000. The sale grossed
$40,850 and averaged $2,918 for 14
females. The Acombs’ purchase,
Ogston Magics N.P. was consigned
by John Bishop, Columbus, N. J.
Pennsylvania breeders Robert
and Helene Dreisbach, Hamburg,
consigned Wilderness Fascinating
Flounce, which sold for $2,100 to
Bruce Rhein, Pine Grove,
Carol Anne Dreisbach, Ham
burg, paid $1,850 for Pine Bluff M
Jeweler Mistress, consigned by
Bradford County breeder, Roy H.
Watson.
win big at Louisville’s NAHJE
By Donna MeConaughey
LOUISVILLE, Ky. - Area sheep
exhibitors took home top prizes
from the North American In
ternational Livestock Exposition,
the largest all-breed livestock
show in the world.
Junior exhibitors Gerald and
Barbara Kohrer ot Quarryville,
Lancaster County, showed the
reserve champion Southdown ram
and reserve champion Southdown
ewe ot the National Junior
Southdown Show. Hohrers' other
six entries placed second or third
in the Junior Show. Barbara
placed second in the jonioi
Southdown showmanship contest
and Gerald placed tourlh m the
senior showmanship division
The Hohrers continued their
strong winnings in the National
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Becci Mauser, Elizabethville, is at the halter of the Junior *
Champion Guernsey of the NAILE. The senior yearling, Terlin
Top Hornet, is owned and bred by Terlin Farms, Eiizabeth
ville.
Cinda Oakes, Cochranton, takes a blue ribbon with her
intermediate caff, Vel-Rus Elevation Boots Lover. Photos
supplied by Lori Soilenberger, Ralaine Jerseys, Everett.
Patricia Dreisbach, Hamburg, ' selling Guernsey was consigned by
purchased Brave Full Moon for S Gr amhng,Bowman, S.C.
$3,100. The Brave Soldier daughter ' , The all-female Kentucky North
was consigned by H.G. Wilde, High American Bluegrass Holstein
Lawn Farm, Lenox, Ma. Classicgrossed $130,400 and
The National Fall Guernsey Sale 415 f °£ the ™ head
grossed $49,450 and averaged sold.-Robbs Haven Farm Murray,
$1,766 for the 28 females. Sawaga £ y K .jf ld f » r
Choice Penny brought the high bid Hobbshaven Glendell Mdly.
of $6,100 from Mr. and Mrs. Ernest f lly c ° w w f % s consigned by MißfJ
Berausek, Yukon, Ok. The top- Syndicate of Smith Grove, Ky.
Ewe at the National Junior Southdown Show.
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