A2B-Uncast*r Farming, Saturday, August 30,1986
Foster, Snider Show Strings Turn
In Banner Winning Performances
BY BETSY STITT
Blair Co. Correspondent
HUNTINGDON - Quality ran
deep in all classes of the recent
Central Championship Holstein
Show, held at the Huntingdon
County Fairgrounds, however, the
number of entries was down
considerably.
A large crowd witnessed Singing
Brook Farms receiving the
premier exhibitor award and
Globe-Run Farms receiving the
premier breeder award, in spite of
a drenching rain that fell at the
start of the show.
This is the third consecutive year
that the Obie Snider family of
Imler has earned the premier
exhibitor banner.
Singing Brook Farms also
exhibited the grand champion cow.
Singing Brook Pete Audie is a 6-
year-old daughter of Straight-Pine
Elevation Pete. Judge Richard
Keene described her as a good
looking, good-sized cow with
balance and symmetry. He also
credited her with looking like she
worked.
The John Foster Jr. family of
Petersburg claimed the reserve
Pam Gilliland, left, alternate Huntingdon County dairy princess, presents the reserve
grand champion trophy to John Foster Jr. Obie Snider received the grand champion
trophy from Shanna Cunningham, Huntingdon County dairy princess. Judge Richard
Keene looks on.
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Members of the Lancaster Poultry Association relax on the top deck of the ship. Spirit
of Philadelphia. The poultrymen cruised down the Delaware River as part of their annual
tour.
grand champion rosette with
Globe-Run Lay-Y-Mat Dell. A 5-
year-old daughter of Lar-Y-Don
Fond Elevation, Dell also copped
the best udder title for her class.
In the junior show, another
member of Globe-Run Farms,
John Andrew Foster 111, showed
the grand champion, a senior 2-
year-old daughter of Ocean-View
Sexation.
Miriam Kelly, Tyrone, stepped
into the reserve grand champion
slot with her senior 2-year-old
daughter of Cal-Clark Board
Chairman.
Alienor Holstein Farms, Bedford
showed the junior champion,
Alienor Temptation Opal, a tall,
stylish heifer daughter of C
Roybrook Temptation-ET.
Singing Brook also exhibited the
reserve junior champion, an
Elevation daughter.
Killdee Astrochief, owned by
David Davis, garnered the junior
championship of the junior show.
Rebecca Kelly placed in the
reserve spot with a Crescentmead
Chief Stewart daughter.
Jefferson Byler of Petersburg
took the grand champion bull
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honors with Bylerlawn Correlator,
a January son of Kishview
Correlation.
The following are the top three
placmgs of the Central Cham
pionship show.
CENTRAL CHAMPIONSHIP HOLSTEIN SHOW
Show Results
Bull CaH
1 Jefferson Byler 2 Singing Brook Farms 3
Scott Fairman
Senior Bull CaH
1 Alienor Holstems 2 Carlene Pearce 3
Carlene Pearce
Yurhnc Bull
1 Globe Run Farms
Grand ChamptOn Bull
Jefferson Byler
Reserve Grand Champion Bull
Singing Brook Farms
Junior HeHer Calf
1 Russel Kline 2 Michael Burket 3 Singing
Brook Farms
intermediate Heifer CaH
I Gene Corl A June Bechtel 2 Singing Brook
Farms 3 Rebecca Kelly
Senior Heifer Calf
1 Alienor Holstein Farms 2 Singing Brook
Farms 3 Scott 4 Keith Fisher
Summer Yearling Heifer
1 Alienor Holstein Farms 2 Singing Brook
Farms 3 Sara Ann Baker
Junior Yearling Heifer
1 David E Davis 2 Globe Run Farms 3
Singing Brook Farms
Intermediate Yearling Heifer
1 Russel Kline 2 Sam Clark 3 Ray Arlan 4
Mark Yoder
Senior Yearling Heifer
1 Alienor Holstein Farms 2 Singing Brook
Farms 3 Ronald Gilligan
Premier breeder of the Central Championship Holstein
Show went to Globe-Run Farms, represented by John Foster
111, left, John Foster Jr., and John Foster Sr. Obie Snider,
right, accepted the premier exhibitor banner for Singing
Brook Farms. Banner winners receive congratulations from
judge Richard Keene.
Junior Champion Female
Open Alienor Holstems
Junior David E Davis
Reserve Jr Champion Female
Open Singing Brook Farms
Junior Rebecca Kelly
Best 3 Females
1 Alienor Farms 2 Singing Brook Farms 3
Globe Run Farms
Jr 2-Year-Old Cow
1 Singing Brook Farms 2 Burket Falls Farms
3 Alienor Holstein Farms
Sr 2-Year Old Cow
1 John Andrew Foster 111 2 Miriam Kelly 3
Singing Brook Farm
3-Year-Old Cow
I John Andrew Foster 111 2 Burket Falls Farm
3 Singing Brook Farms
4-Year-Old Cow
1 Burket Falls Farm 2 Singing Brook Farms 3
Kent A Spicher
4 Year Old Dry Cow
I Scott Fisher 4 John Foster 2 Singing Brook
Farms 3 John Paul Wensel
5 Year Old Cow
1 Globe Run Farms 2 Singing Brook Farms 3
Jim 4 Kim Grove
5 Year Old Dry Cow
Miriam Kelly, left, captured the reserve grand champion of
the junior show, while John Foster 111 claimed the grand
championship of the junior show.
Lois Martin, Lancaster County alternate poultry queen,
left, Clair Eberly, president of the Lancaster Poultry
Association, and Elizabeth Simmons, Lancaster County
poultry queen, pose prior to embarking on the ship, Spirit of
Philadelphia, for the association's cruise down the Delaware
1 Singing Brook Farms 2 Alienor Holstems 3
Mowry Farms
1 Singing Brook Farms 2 Globe Run Farms
AdaSyndirate 3 Bucket Falls Farm
100,000 (b Class
1 Burket Falls Farm
Senior t Grand Champion Female
Open Singing Brook Farms
Junior John A Foster 111
Reserve Sr t Grand Champion Female
Open Globe Run Farms
Junior Miriam Kelly
Produce of Dam
1 Globe Run Farms 2 Jefferson Byler 3
Alienor Holstems
Dam and Daughter
1 Alienor Holstems 2 Singing Brook Farms 3
Singing Brook Farms
Best Three Females
1 Globe Run Farms 2 Singing Brook Farms 3
Bucket Falls Farm
Globe Run Farms
Premier Exhibitor
Singing Brook Farms
Best Female Bred 4 Owned by Exhibitor
Open Singing Brook Farms
Junior John Andrew Foster ill
6-Year-Old Cow
Premier Breeder