A36—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, July 21,1984
Lancaster Holstein
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Senior Yearling Herfer
1 Fuftonway Farms 2 Penn Springs Farm 3
Furry Frey & Sons
Junior Champion Female
Karen Kauffman
Reserve Jr Champion Female
Jennifer Stoitzfus
Jr 2-Year Old
1 Michael Peifer 2 David Hunt 3 Diane
Hershberger
Sr 2-YeerOW
1 J Mowery Frey 2 Donald Welk 3 Nikelle
Wivell
3-Year-OW Cow
1 Paul and Maurice Welk 2 Paul Welk 3
Joseph Wivell
4-Year OW Cow
I Furry Frey & Sons 2 Leonard Stoitzfus 3
Joseph Wivell
4-Yeer-Okt Dry Cow
1 Thomas McCauley 2 Sandra Frey Thomas 3
Stonehurst Farms
S-Yeer-OWCow
1 David Hunt 2 Jay Landis
S-Yeer-OM and Over Dry Cow
1 Karen Shertzer 2 John Mowery Frey 3
Nathan Stoitzfus
6-Year-Old and Over Cow
1 Fultonway Farms 2 Susan Mane Ness
Senior Champion Female
Paul and Maurice Welk
Reserve Sr Champion Female
Paul Welk
Lancaster Co. 4-H’ers compete for dairy honors
BY LAURA ENGLAND
AND SUZANNE KEENE
QUARRYVILLE - The outside
competition wasn’t too stiff for a
brother and sister showing in the
Brown Swiss class of the Lancaster
Janice Garber showed both the champion and reserve
champion Guernseys. Here, brother Jay helps hold the
reserve champion.
Receiving honors for their showmanship were: to left, juniors
McCauley; in front, first year entries John Barley and Renee Zartman; and behind cow,
seniors Karen Shertzer and Steve Hershey.
Grand Champion Female
Paul and Maurice Welk
Reserve Grand Champion Female
Paul Welk
100.000 Lb Production Class
1 Penn Springs Farm
Produce of Dam
1 Donegal Creek 2 Nikelle Wivell 3 Joy Dale
Dam and Daughter
1 Welk Crest 2 New Direction 3 Stonehurst
Farms
Best Three Females
1 Welk Crest 2 Con Noll Farms 3 Donegal
Creek
Premier Breeder
Con Noll Farms
Premier Exhibitor
Fultonway Farms
County 4-H Dairy Show Wed
nesday. In fact, they were the only
two competing for the cham
pionship titles.
But despite the lack of com
petition from other 4-H’ers,
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Lancaster County Holstein reserve grand champion is Welk-Crest Jemini Belinda,
shown by Mark Welk.
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Nikelle Wivell, left, showed the champion Holstein, and Thomas McCauley had the
reserve champion.
Lucinda and Scott Trimble find the
competition between themselves to
be just as challenging. The
children of Don and Carol Trimble,
Peach Bottom, Cindy and Scott
have 14 years of 4-H experience
between them - Cindy with eight
years and Scott with six.
Until this year, Cindy and her
entries have dominated the Brown
Swiss class, earning grand
championships almost every year.
Scott followed right behind with
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In the Jersey competition, Helen Arrowsmith had the
champion while her brother, Tom, had the reserve champion.
reserve champion honors.
However, the tables were turned
this year as Scott carried off the
championship.
With his entry, a senior calf bred
by Arthur L. Morrison, West
Alexander, Scott received the
championship laurels. Cindy and
her senior calf entry, Lucinda’s
Allspice, were named the reserve
winners.
Cindy and Scott were just among
the Lancaster County 4-H Dairy
Club members competing for the
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top spots in their classes. Members
competed in Ayrshire, Brown
Swiss, Guernsey, Holstein and
Jersey classes.
Winning the championship title
in the Ayrshire breed was a Mount
Joy 4-H’er. Angela Spickler and
her 4-year-old cow, Masonic
Homes M.A. Kate, took the grand
championship. The daughter of
James and Linda Spickler, Angela
and her cow won the title last year
as well.
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