C2—Lancaster Farming* Saturday, August 14,1982 Lancaster-bred Holstein tops eastern show BY DONNA TOMMELLEO KUTZTOWN Despite a wet and blustery beginning, Monday evening, which uprooted a cattle tent, the Eastern Pennsylvania Championship Holstein Show ended with a Lancaster County bred Holstein as grand champion. Fresh off her Grand Champion win, last month, at the Lancaster County Holstein Show, Vem Lee Tidy Win brought home another rosette for owner and breeder Russel L. Kline of Denver. The 4-year-old Holstein, a Very Good 88, bested a field of nearly 230 entries before getting the winning nod from show judge Neil Bowen of Wellsboro. “She’s a sharp dairy kind of animal,” Bowen announced. “She Rain and high winds pelted this canvas cattle tent until it collapsed on dozens of animals and exhibitors, during the opening moments of the show. Later, there was lots of help to try and erect the tent. Vern-Lee Tidy Win, Very Good 88, was old champ, who also topped the county show, crowned the 1982 Eastern Pa. Holstein grand ' n July, will be one of several outstanding black champion during Monday's championship and whites offered in All-American Sale, next show in Kutztown. Owned and bred by Russel month. Kline of Denver. Lancaster County, the 4-year- moves well and has a good sound udder. She catches your eye.” Bowen admitted the 4-year-old class, which produced the grand and reserve champion, was a close race, indeed. Kline’s champ, a homebred black and white, is sired by Cayoga-Inlet Kennedy Win and out of Lady Y-Run Tidy Glory who comes from a line of high butterfat testers, Kline noted. With a 4.6 test already behind her, the champ is projected at 23,000 pounds of milk and nearly 1,000 pounds of fat. This year, however, will be Kline's last to collect ribbons with the champ. The fancy, show cow, who is bred but not confirmed to Faclamar Bootmaker, will be among the lot up for sale during ■:"' r/’Ts ''s' *", - * * " S**ty*Zf *✓** ♦ft'* ■« .*, ’';> 't v ' v- '■ Z.k'Z - v > ;• ■ ■ " ‘ >r - ‘ yr** - «• £ 4v«. <■* *■ Keith Buch exhibited Ro-Ru Jemini Aspin to senior calf is sired by Shardale Arlinda Chief a Champion Bull title, Monday night. The Jemini and out of Ro-Ru Elevation ' ista. the All-American Sale iri Sep tember at Harrisburg. But the Denver dairyman still has a few ‘reserves,’ for future shows. Vem-Lee Mars Eileen, Kline’s senior heifer entry, took Reserve Junior Champion honors. Sired by Lime-Hollow Elevation Mars, she is out of Vern-Lee First Edition. Vem-Lee S-W-D Joshua, a junior bull calf, collected Reserve Champion Bull honors for Kline. The Valiant son is out of Vem-Lee * Elevation Ella with records to 30,000 pounds of milk and 1,250 pounds of fat. . , , Before judge Bowen Could tkp the champion bull, the show was temporarily delayed by a sudden wind and ram storm which ran its path through the arena. The tor nado-like winds whipped a canvas cattle tent from its supports, dropping the structure on dozens of animals and exhibitors. Fortunately no people or animals were injured. Within seconds after the tent collapsed, several people disregarded their own safety and ran head-long into the torrent to move the cattle from the destructive wind and rain. When the judging resumed about 30 minutes later, Bowen went with senior bull calf, Ro-Ru Jemini Aspin for grand champion. mS% * ' "y y ioltzfus, right, is, - halter Mor-View' U itimate Kay, the 1982 reserve grand champion. The 4-year-old Holstein is owned and bred by Harvey Z. Stoltzfus. Joining the reserve champ in the winner's circle is show judge Neil Bowen and Nor thampton County dairy princess m Dawn Hower. Bred and owned by Keith Buch of Fleetwood, the bull is sired by Shardale Arlinda Chief Jemini and out of Ro-Ru Elevation Agusta. While Harvey Z. Stoltzfus of Morgantown was vacationing in Europe, his Holstein was exhibited by his brother-in-law Harvey W. Stoltzfus also of Morgantown. When the dust settled, Mor-View Ultimate Kay stood second m her 4-year-old class behind the grand champ and went on to claim Reserve Grand Champion honors. Stoltzfus’ son Myron explained it was the first time on the tan bark for the Quality Ultimate daughter, who scored Very Good 85 as a 2- year-old. The reserve champ is out of Mor-View Astronaut Kathy. Ferkasie 4-H’er Darlene M. Buckman scored her first open win with her senior yearling heifer I.oWoe Kit Builder Jerri. Named junior champion, the yearling is currently bred to LoWoe Ultimate Mason, a Quality Ultimate son She v --> . ' s v : - I' & v< is out of a Very Good 88-point cow, also sired by a homebred bull. The Donald Hostetter family of Maplebound Farm pulled a repeat performance of last year’s show and collected both the Premier Breeder and Exhibitor banners. The Farkesburg breeder earned several ribbons and ran away with the dry cow classes by taking a blue m the 5-years and under class and the first three placings in the dry cow, over 6-years class. Additional results of the Eastern Fa. Championship Holstein Show follow: Senior Bull Cali 1 Russel Kline reserve champion Senior BuH Catt 1 Keith Buch - grand champion 2 Warred Buckman,lll. Perkasie. 3 Roderick Woods Pennburg 4 Tom Rentschlcr. Hamburg 5 Coreen Luchenbill Wernersville Senior Yearlin* Bui! 1 Reu Het Farms Inc Mohrsville Junior Heifer Catt 1 Glenn Lippy Jr Littleslown. 2 Russel Kline 3 Keith A Schlegel Boyertown 4 James Younkei Fleetwood 5 Curtis Hess Strasburg (Turn to Page C 3) .'ft I’ jyf V-J V'W ;
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