Bender Named Premier Breeder and Exhibitor
BY MARGIE FUSCO
Cambria Co. Correspondent
MEYGRSDALE - The first
evening Holstein Show in Somerset
County drew more than 175 entries
and a large crowd. They watched
as Ezra and Mary Yoder’s cow,
Ray-Anthony Chantilli Rose, took
grand champion honors in the
senior division as well as the senior
Grand champion of the show, senior division, is owned by
Ezra and Mary Yoder.
Premier breeder and exhibitor in the senior division of the
Somerset Holstein Show was the Owen Bender family. They
are pictured here with the Somerset County Dairy Princess,
Missy Walker.
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champion rosette, and blue ribbon
for best cow age six years and
over.
The 7-year-old cow was sired by
Straight-Pine Elevation Pete out of
Cass-Ridge Mark Esther. She was
bred by Ray E. Anthony.
Junior division grand champion
as well as reserve grand champion
of the senior division was Mar-
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teeny Tony Corry, owned by Karen
Marteeny. The 2-year-old cow is a
Marshfield Elevation Tony
daughter with Berkline Betty Chief
Cola as her dam. She was bred by
William and Connie Marteeny.
Reserve grand champion in the
junior division went to Paul Carr’s
Carrdale Pete Little Jo. The 5-
year-old was sired by Straight-
Pine Elevation Pete with Carrdale
Triple Threat Joy as her dam. The
cow was bred by Gerald and
Patricia Carr.
Paul Carr was also named
Premier Breeder and Exhibitor in
the junior division. Senior division
honors for Premier Breeder and
Exhibitor went to Oren Bender.
The show, sponsored by the
Somerset County Holstein Club,
was judged by Jake Emig of
Shippensburg. A professional hoof
trimmer and cattle showman,
Emig helped to develop eight all-
Americans when he worked with
the show herd at Allen Dairy
Farm.
Trophies and plaques were
presented in 33 categories, all
backed by local sponsors. Missy
Walker, Somerset County Dairy
Princess, was on hand to present
the awards and ribbons.
Results of the show are as
follows:
SOMERSET COUNTY
HOLSTEIN SHOW
Junior Bull Calf
Harry Mosholder
Senior Yearling Bull
Kirk Hillegass
Senior Champion Bull
Reserve Sr Champion Bull
Harry Mosholder
Junior Champion Bull
Ryan Weimer
Reseve Junior Champion Bull
Jeffrey Kimmel
Junior Heifer Calf
Craig Glessner
Intermediate Heifer Calf
Paul and Sharon Fox
Senior Heifer Calf
Paul and Sharon Fox
Summer Yearling Heifer
Paul and Sharon Fox
Junior Yearling Heifer
Paul Carr
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Junior division grand champion and reserve grand
champion of the senior division was exhibited by Karen
Marteeny.
Intermediate Yearling Heifer
Hillmont Farms
Senior Yeaiiinc Herfer
Paul and Sharon Fox
Junior Champion Senior
Paul and Sharon Fox
Reserve Junior Champion Senior
Htllmont Farms
Junior Champion Junior
Craig Glessner
Reserve Junior Champion Junior
Paul Carr
Junior Best 3 Females
Paul & Sharon Fox
Dry Com 4 and Under
Sheila Bender
Dry Cow 5 and Over
Oren Bender
Junior 2 Year Old
Jas Sechler and Brad Winter
Senior 2 Year Old
Karen Marteeny
3-
Oren Bender
4-
Lewis and Barbara Berkley
WASHINGTON, D.C. - The U.S.
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issued an interim final decision
amending the location adjustment
provisions in the Greater Kansas
City, Southwest Plains, Central
Arkansas and Texas milk
marketing orders. The proposed
amendments would modify the
plant location! adjustment
provisions under the four orders to
conform with higher Class I price
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Ezra and Mary Yoder
Senior Champion Senior
Ezra and Mary Yoder
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Karen Marteeny
Senior Champion Junior
Karen Marteeny
Reserve Senior Champion Junior
Paul Karr
Senior Best 3 Females
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Produce of Dam
Corrdale Ezra and Mary Yoder
Dam and Daughter
Mike Walker
Best Animal Bred and Owned
Paul and Mike Carr
Premier Breeder and Exhibitor Senior
Oren Bender
Premier Breeder and Exhibitor Junior
Paul Carr
The revised location adjust
ments reflect a north-to-south
price surface that increases
generally at a rate of three cents
per hundredweight for each 10
miles from a plant. Currently, the
orders provide for adjustments of
1.5 cents per 10 miles. The changes
will provide additional price in
centives to ship milk from
production areas to city markets.
USDA will conduct a poll of the
affected cooperative associations
to determine their approval of the
amendments. In order to become
effective, at least two-thirds of the
producers in each market must
approve the proposed amended
orders.
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