Adams County 4-H'ers Bam Championships At Annual Calf Round-up
BY GINGER SECRIST MYERS
Adams County Correspondent
ARENDTSVILLE - The Adams
County 4-H Calf Club held its 40th
Round-up, Saturday, Aug. 2, at the
South Mountain Fairgrounds in
conjunction with the Adams
County 4-H Fair.
Capturing the grand champion
Holstein title was a Senior 2-Year
old, PA Buttonwood Sexation
Steph, shown by Denton Guise,
York Springs. Her dam is a
Bootnick daughter that has made
over 20,000 pounds of milk. Pulled
m for the reserve slot was Weim-
Sharr Sir Chris Dana. She was the
winner of the Junior 2-Year-old
class and was shown by Jennifer
Weimer, New Oxford.
Weimer had a blue ribbon day,
gamering the reserve champion
The winning entry at the Annual Calf Dressing Contest
at the Adams County 4-H Round-up was “Computer Calf”
with the winner, from left, are: George Strock, county
treasurer; Stacy Harlow; Robert Klunk, County
Commissioner; John Broujos, state legislator; Judge Spicer,
Adams County Dairy Princess Jennifer Weimer and Jayne Hess.
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title, both junior and reserve junior
champions ribbons, and winning
the showmanship competition.
Type judge Steve Comman went to
Weimer’s intermediate calf,
Weim-Sharr Simon Georgia, for
his junior champion and to her
winning junior calf, Weim-Sharr
Valiant Zola, for reserve junior
champion.
In the Colored Breeds com
petition, Joy Hess, Gettysburg,
showed the champion Brown
Swiss, a February calf by
Beautician King, Quiet Valley
King Kathi. Danny Yingling,
Gettysburg, showed the champion
Jersey, Frederick Farm Con
noisseur Dinah, a senior yearling.
In the fitting and showmanship
competition, Matthew Guise won
the mini showmanship class,
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Champions at the Adams County 4-H Dairy Round-up, from left, were Joy Hess,
champion Brown Swiss; Danny Yingling, champion Jersey; Jennifer Weimer, reserve
champion Holstein; Denton Guise, champion Holstein; and Steve Cornman, type judge
Jenny Weimer, was named
champion showman, and David
Smith, York Springs, won the
champion fitter title.
In the club’s annual calf dressing
contest the team of Jayne Hess,
Stacy Harlow, and State Legislator
John Broujos, won with their en
try, “Computer Calf.”
Serving as judges for the day
were Steve Cornman, Carlisle,
type; Alan Zepp, New Oxford,
fitting; and Ginger Myers, Lit
tlestown, showmanship
Individual Class Winners were
as follows:
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Junior CaH
Jennifer Weimer
Intermediate CaH
Jennifer Weimer
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Senior CaH
Carol Nell
Summer Yearimc
Denton Guise
Junior Yearling
Danielle Smith
Intermediate Yearling
Jennifer Weimer
Senior Yearling
Janet Ludwig
Dry Cow Class
Carol Nell
Jr 2-Yr -Old
Jennifer Weimer
Sr 2-Yr -Old
Denton Guise
3-Yr -Old
James Ludwig
5-Yr -Old
Keith Waybnte
JERSEYS
Junior CaH
Daniel Ymglmg
Intermediate CaH
Kathy Reever
Junior Yearling
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Intermediate Yearling
Stanley Reever
Senior Yearling
Daniel Ymglmg
BROWN SWISS
Intermediate CaH
Joy Hess
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