Romar Jerseys Capture Northwest Champion Rosettes
BY GINGER SECRET MYERS
Adams County Correspondent
MERCER Judge Ted Renner,
Dalton, Ohio, called her, “The cow
with the most things right out here
today,” as he pinned the Grand
Champion rosette on Romar Dutch
Lettie Loma at the Fifth Nor
thwest Pennsylvania District
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The Grand and Reserve Grand Champions at the Fifth
Northwest Pennsylvania District Jersey Show (l-r); Ted
Renner, judge, Reserve Grand Champion Romar F M Button,
Robert Moose, Grand Champion Romar Dutch Lettie Lorna,
Dan Moose, and Elaine Hill Pennsylvania State Guernsey
Queen and former county dairy princess.
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H Park recently. “Loma” was
exhibited by the Robert Moose
Family, Romar Jerseys, New
Wilmington. She advanced to the
championship competition after
winning the aged cow class.
Romar Jerseys had a banner
day. They won four of the five cow
classes, had the Junior Champion,
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Premier Breeder and Premier
Exhibitor. At this show the Moose
family has been named Premier
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It was a blue ribbon day for Romar Jerseys, New Wilmington, at the Fifth Northwest
Pennsylvania District Jersey Show, capturing three championship rosettes, the Premier
Exhibitor and Premier Breeder awards, and winning the Best Three Females class with
this entry shown here. Pictured from left: Ted Renner, judge; the Robert Moose Family;
and Elaine Hill, Sandy Lake, Pennsylvania State Guernsey Queen and former Mercer
County Dairy Princess presenting the award.
Breeder for five consecutive times
and they have captured the Grand
Champion award four times.
Their Reserve Grand Champion
was the winner of the 4-year-old
class, Romar F M Button. This
Forest Midnight daughter was also
designated the Best Udder of the
Show with an advantage of teat
placement and fore udder at
tachment over the Grand
Champion cow.
In the heifer competition, Romar
Bossman Florie, the winning
senior yearling by Boss Man and
exhibited by Romar Jerseys, was
named Junior Champion. Reserve
Junior Champion was Pleasant
Valley, Butternut C, an in
termediate calf by Milestone
Master C. “Butternut” was
exhibited by Kimberly Miller,
Cambridge Springs.
Crystal Miller, Cambridge
Springs, won the Grand Champion
of the Junior Show with her senior
2-year-old entry, Romar Earl
Stella. This perennial winner has
captured a championship ribbon
for her young owner each of the
three years that she has shown her.
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This year’s Total Performance
Award for the highest 4 percent fat
corrected milk record on a cow
exhibited at the show went to Dean
and Sandy Moose, New
Wilmington. Their winning entry
was a senior 2-year-old, Steele
Rose Master C Jill. Sired by
Master Milestone C and placing
second in her respective class,
Jill’s winning, 2 times per day 4
percent FCM, record was 22,629.24
pounds of milk.
Individual junior class winners
were: junior calf, Roberta Mc-
Connell; intermediate calf,
Kimberly Miller; senior calf,
Vantage Associates I; summer
yearling, Crystal Miller; junior
yearling, Vantage Jerseys; in
termediate yearling, Dean and
Sandy Moose; senior yearling,
Romar Jersey Farm; Junior Get
of Sire, Hillcrest Jersey Farm;
Junior Champion, Romar Jerseys;
and Reserve Junior Champion,
Kimberly Miller.
Cow class winners were: junior
2-year-old cow, Vantage Jerseys;
senior 2-year-old cow, Romar
Jersey Farm; 3-year-old cow,
Romar Jersey Farm; 4-year-old
cow, Romar Jersey Farm; 5-year
old and over, Romar Jersey Farm;
Best Udder of Show, Romar Jersey
Farm; Best Three Females,
Romar Jersey Farm; Senior Get of
Sire, Vantage Jersey; Grand
Champion, Romar Jersey Farm;
and Reserve Grand Champion,
Romar Jersey Farm.