A2o—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, August 28,1982
Dyarman Holstein entry gets winning nod
BYJOYCE BUPP
Staff Correspondent
HARRISBURG A three-year
old Quality Ultimate daughter
captured Senior and Grand
Champion honors on Tuesday for
exhibitor Rebecca Dyarman, R 1
Shippensburg, in the Holstein
Division of die South Central 4-H
District Dairy Show.
Dyar-Acres Lorri Quality,
scored VG-85, won the nod from
judge Obie Snider of Imler, with
her “dairyness extremely deep
body and quality udder. Bred by
Randy Dyarman, she’s from an
Astronaut dam, and made a 2-
year-old lactation record of over
14,000 pounds. Calving out for the
second time, she underwent
displaced abomasum surgery, and
is still predicted to finish with
more than 12,000 pounds milk in
the Paul Dyarman herd.
Taking the Reserve Senior and
Grand honors was John Stamy IV,
R 2 Mechanicsburg, with Manor-
Grove Jake Heidi, an aged cow
sired by Huntsdale Jake Black
Eagle, and bred by Mr. and Mrs.
John Stamy, 111 at their Manor-
Grove farm.
Bridgette’s Boyer’s tall, sharp,
and very dairy intermediate calf,
topped all Heifer contenders for the
honors in the black and white
Junior Division. The calf is by
Sexation, and the 4-H’er from her
first 4-H project animal. Bridgette
Colored breeds
breed honors. Grand Champion
was Doug’s "Top-O-HiJl Milestone
Faithful,” a three year old bred by
Mildred Seeds of Downington. She
also won the Franklin County
Round-up, and has continued to
milk 50-pounds daily through the
show season.
Tina’s Reserve Senior and
Grand winner is a senior 2 year old
bred by Ruperts Jerseys of Ohio.
Doug and Tina are the children of
Mr, and Mrs. Lester Martin,
Guilford Springs Hoad, Cham
bersburg.
Two Lancaster brothers took
home the Junior Jersey honors
with homebred calves from their
Feach Bottom herd. Matt
Arrowsmith’s senior calf by
Vaucluse Ben Casey topped Tom
Arrowsmith’s entry in the same
class for the Junior championship.
William Gloss’s step into the
Senior and Grand championship
with his Brown Swiss two year old
was a repeat of the earlier
Franklin County Round-up. The
winning young cow is Swissvale
Success Helen, sired by Blessing
Favanne Success, and bred by
Harlow Drown of Ohio. She’s
currently milking 68 pounds, with a
4.2 percent test. Gloss is the son ot
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Gloss,
AUeman Hoad, Chambersburg.
In the Reserve Senior and Grand
placing was a junior two year old
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HARRISBURG - Some 250
animals circled the small arena at
the Farm Show Building on
Tuesday for the Southcentral 4-H
District Dairy Round-up. Judges
John Marchezak, Bentleyville, and
Obie Snyder, Imler, handled the
type placings in the side-by-side
show rings while Jane Fepple,
Oxford, and Cindy Waltemyer,
Collegeville, scored fitting and
showing competition.
Guernsey Senior and Grand
ribbons went to Douglas Layman,
Waynesboro, with his four-year-old
Hoovervilie Winstone Janice, sired
by Eber Lea Farms Winston. The
Franklin County winning animal
was bred by the 4-H’ers parents,
Mr. and Mrs. David I-ayman.
Layman also won the Reserve
Junior championship with a senior
yearling heifer.
Reseve Senior and Grand
rosettes went to Todd Rutter,
York, with a four year old sired by
Fen Del Maverick Nelson. Brother
Chad Rutter topped the Junior
Division, taking the heifer
championship with his senior calf.
The youngsters are the sons of Mr.
and Mrs. Mike Rutter, York.
Two families split the four top
awards in the Jersey division.
Franklin County siblings
Douglas and Tina Martin stood in
the winner’s circle together with
their senior animals that won
Senior and Grand Champion Milking shorthorn spot went
to Christine Young, left. Raymond Buffington was named
Junior Champion and Reserve Grand winner.
is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Boyer, York.
Reserve Junior Champion was a
sharp and dairy senior yearling by
Great-View Music Maker,
exhibited by Stacy Comman,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
Comman, R 2 Newville. The heifer
was bred by the Leroy Showaker
family’s Le-Ida farms at Newville.
In tiie county herd competition,
Franklin was first, over Cum
berland, York in third, Lebanon in
fourth, Lancaster in fifth and
Adams in sixth.
A partial list of winners follows
Jr. Calf
1 Rodney Meyers. Chambersburg. 2 Bndgette
Boyer. York. 3 David King, R 2 Delta, 4 April
Wingert Chambersburg. 5 Rebecca Sonnen, Rl
Richland
Int CaH
1 Bndgette Boyer, 2 Paul Longenecker Ann
villa 3 Jenny Weimer. R 2 New Oxford. 4 Carla
Snoke. Rl Shippensburg. 5 Anita Comman
Shippensburg Pa
Sr Calf
1 Patricia Bupp, Seven Valleys. 2 Beverly
Meyers Chambersburg. 3 David Stoner. Lan
disville. 4 Nelson Bomgardner Ono 5 Lela
Mummert R 2 East Berlin
Jr. Yearling
1 Steve Hershey Ronks. 2 Thomas McCauley,
Elizabethtown 3 Rebecca Dyarman Rl Ship
pensburg, 4 C E Hubbard. Ml. New Cumberland.
5 April Wingert
Sr Yearling
1 Stacy Cormnan, R 2 Newville. 2 Lesley King
R 2 Delta 3 Sheila Frey. Willow Street 4 Rhonda
Fahrney, Waynesboro. 5 Renita Eshleman
Chambersburg
Jr. 2 Year Old
1 Keith Grove Greencastle. 2 Kevin Christ
man Chambersburg 3 Paul Cashell. Cham
bersburg. 4 Jenelle Boyer. 5 Rebecca Sonnen
Richland
At So,-Central 4-H District Dairy Show
3 Year OH Lentz. R 5 Lebanon, 3. James Shertzer. Lancaster;
Sr. 2 Year OU 1 Rebecca Oyarman. 2 Rodney Crider. 4 Rebecca Oyarman. 5. Dana Doll. R 1 Glen Rock
1 donna Cashell, Chambersburg, 2 Jeanme Chambersburg: 3 George Basehoar. R 2 Lit- 5 Year* and Over
Cinder. R 3 Elizabethtown. 3 Michelle Cornman. tlestown. 4 Kim Boyer. R 1 Millersburg: 5 1 John Stamy IV. R 2 Mechanicsburg. 2 David
R 2 Mechanicsburg. 4 Aldean Crider. Cham- Bridgette Boyer King. R 2 Delta. 3 Sheila Frey. Willow Street, 4.
bersburg 4 Year Old Kathy Ourboraw. Gettysburg: 5 Kevin Christman,
1 J Arlan Crider, Chambersburg, 2 David Chambersburg
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Cumberland County 4-H entries took three exhibited the - Junior Champion, topping
of the top four Holstein division honors. Reserve Junior winner Stacy Cornman. Of-
Rebecca Dyarman, right, captured Senior and fering congratulations were judge Obie Snider
Grand honors, over Reserve winner John and Cumberland County dairy princess Nancy
Stamy IV. Yorker Bridgette Boyer, left,. Yorlets, far left.
share champion spotlight
Two families split the top Jersey honors, the Junior runoffs. Matt Arrowsmi topped
Senior and Grand Champion was the three brother Tom Arrowsmith, left, for the heifer
year old of Douglas Martin, right, while sister championship.
T’ Martin cr 'ured the Reserve placing. In
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right won the Senior and Grand Champion Champion enliy. Junior Champion was won b»
rosettes as well as those for Reserve Junior Chad Rutter
Champion, held by Jeff Benedict, left. Lori
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