“Ginny Gem” captures grand champion
f) UNIONTOWN - “Alien-Hill
King Ginny Gem” sired by Cot
terdale Astronaut King, captured
the senior and grand champion
ribbons at the 13th annual Fayette
County Black and White Show,
held Aug. 3 at the county
fairgounds.
The 5-year-old champion was
just one of several top placing
animals exhibited by Allen-Hill
Dairy, R 1 Smock, named the
show’s premier breeder and
exhibitor.
Their 3-year-old entry, by Kanaz
Brook Matt Carlo, “Alien-Hill
Carol Jewel Gem,” won the
reserve senior and grand honors
for die Smock dairy operation.
Among their other blue-ribbon
wins were the dairy herd, best
three females and dam and
daughter categories.
Junior champion rosettes went
to Terry Kuehn of Monroeville, for
his senior yearling “Vonderbar
Pete Ruby, by Straight-Pine
Elevation Pete. Taking the reserve
heifer spot was
rlaymond Brown of Acme, with a
senior calf sired by Circle-B
Bootmaker Marty.
. Approximately 120 Hols te ins
Allen Hill Dairy won the premier breeder and exhibitor
banners at the Fayette County Black and White Show. Left is
Rich Allen and right is Ron Allen.
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At the Fayette Co. Black and White Show
circled the ring for the annual
show, judged by Harry Roth,
Atlantic Breeders Cooperative.
Junior BuH Cal
1 Patricia Holchin, Dunbar; 2 Pamela Jo
Ferens, Dunbar and Robert C. Junk. Jr, Smock
Senior BUI CaM
1 Kuehn Brothers, Monroeville
Junior Veering Bu»
1 Hernng Farms, Farmington
Grand Champion BUI
Kuehn Brothers.
Reserve Grand Champion
Patricia Holchin
Junior Heller Cait
1 Michael J Ruby, Smock, 2. Deana L Ciceoni,
-Smock, 3. Walter Brown: 4 Agmar Acres, Van
derbilt 5 James Poorba ugh. Mt. Pleasant
Intermediate Heler CaH
1. Raymond B Brown, Acme; 2 Jackson Farms,
New Salem; 3. Randy W Brown, Acme, 4 Randy
W. Brown. Acme. 5. Charte Brown, Acme
Senior Heifer Calf
1. Raymond B. Brown, Acme, 2 Terry Kuehn,
Monroeville: 3 Walter Brown. Connelisville. 4
James Poorbaugh. Mt Pleasant. 5 Charles Steyer.
Mill Run
Junior Yearling Heifer
142 RandyW Brown.Acme,3 Knsfißrown,
Acme. 4 Allen Hill Dairy, Smock, 5 John Steyer,
Mill Run
Senior Yearling Heater
1. Terry Kuehn, Monroeville. 2 4 3 Randy W
Brown. 4 Brent Brown, Acme, 5 Raymond B
Brown, Acme
Junior Champion Female
Terry Kuehn.
Reserve Junior Chsmpioo Female
Raymond Brown
Diy Cow - Five Yean and Under
1 Waller Brown. Connelisville, 2 Allen Hill
Dairy, Smock; 3 Jackson Farms, New Salem, 4
Agmar Acres, Vanderbilt. 5 Jackson Farm, New
Salem
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1 Jackson Farms. New Salem. 2 Walter Brown,
Connelisville, 3 Allen Hill Dairy. Smock. 4 Walter
Brown, Connelisville
Junior Two Year OM Heifer
1 Agmar Acres, Vanderbilt. 2 Allen Hill Dairy.
Smock, 3 Walter Brown. Connelisville, 4 Paul A
Diamond, Smithfield, 5 Adam B Vance. Mt
Pleasant
1 Jackson Farms, New Salem. 2 Albert Michael
Ferens, Dunbar, 3 Jamison Poorbaugh, Mt
Pleasant. 4 Patnck M Wascak, Dmbar 5 Kevin
Sprout, Ohopyte
1.4 2 Allen Hill Dairy, Smock. 3 Walter Brown,
Connelisville. 4 Adam S Derr, Scoffdale, 5
Vernon Ross, Chief of Promotions, Penn
sylvania Department of Agriculture demon-
DOWNINGTOWN - More than
350 cattle producers and their
families from Pennsylvania, New
Jersey, Delaware and Maryland
met recently during the Penn
sylvania Cattlemen’s Field Day at
the Devereux-Soleil Farm, near
Downingtown, Chester County.
Stewart “Turk" Laidlow of the
Consumer Affairs and Quality
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Dry Cow -Sis Years and Over
Senior Two Year OM HUler
Three Year OM
Packing plant encourages
more local beef
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Four Year Old
1 Allen Hill Dairy, Smock, 2 Randy W Brown,
Acme, 3 Walter Brown, Connelisville, 4 All Hill
Dairy, Smock, 5 Joseph M Diamond, Smithfield
Five Year OM
1 Allen Hill Dairy, Smock. 2 Walter Brown
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1 Jackson Farms. New Salem. 2 Walter Brown,
3 Allen Hill Dairy, Smock
Si* Veers and Over
11 2, 4. 5 Walter Brawn, Connelisville, 3
Jackson Farms. New Salem
Senior Champion Female
Allen Hill Dairy, Syr old
Assurance Division, Moyer
Packing Company, Souderton, was
guest speaker. Laidlow com
mended the cattlemen on the
quality cattle they produce.
“However, we could use more
cattle than are currently produced
in Pennsylvania,” he said. “Moyer
Packing kills more than 1,000 head
of cattle per day, and we like to use
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strates merchandising a whole bottom round
at the Pa. Cattlemen’s Field day.
Reserve Senior Champion Female
Allen mu Ddiiy, 3yr old
Grand Champion Female
Allen Hill Dairy, 5 yr old
Reserve Grand Champion Female
Allen Hill Dairy, 3 yr old
Deny Herd
1 Allen Hill Dairy, 2 Walter Brown
Best Three Females
1 Allen Hill Dairy. 2 Walter Brown, 3 Jackson
Farms
Produce of Dam
Walter Brown
Dam and Brighter
1 Allen Hill Dairy. 2 Walter Brown. 3 Randy
Brown, 4 4 5 Walter Brown
Best Udder of Show
1 42 Allen Hill Dairy
your local cattle.”
Laidlow encouraged producers
to market their livestock
throughout the year, rather than
summer and fall.
“Producers can benefit by
marketing year-round because
they increase their chances of
receiving higher prices,” Laidlow
said.
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