BY JOYCE BUPP
York Co. Correspondent
YORK C.E. Hubbard 111,
Kim McCleary and Kelly Morris
were the big prizewinners Wed
nesday as the annual 4-H Roundup
kicked off York County’s summer
dairy show lineup. Nearly 70 head
turned out for the dairy project
roundup, held at the York Fair
grounds as the opening event of the
annual York 4-H Fair.
Hubbard’s junior, senior, and
grand champion wins in the Hols
tein division added to a string of
4-H and open class awards earned
during his 4-H career by the New
Cumberland exhibitor.
His aged cow class entry,
Kowraygan Creek Linnan Jean,
easily lopped all contenders for
senior and grand honors, and
earned praise for her correctness
from type judge Steve Shaw of
Oley. Linnan Jean is sired by
Creek-Bluff Elevation Lester.
A junior yearling daughter of
HilUopper Elevation Warden
claimed the junior champion prize
for Hubbard. C. Lloyds Warden
Rosalm bested other contenders
for the lop heifer prize with her
stylishness, dairyness and size.
Lining up m the reserve senior
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HALIFAX The Dauphin
County Ag Management Day will
be held Friday, July 31 from 9 a.m.
to 4 p.m. at the Paul Clugston
Farm, one mile north of Halifax
along Route 225.
Featured speakers for the day
are Dr. Les Lanyon, Penn State
agronomist, who will speak on
“Implementing Nutrient Manage
ment Plans;” John Jemison, Penn
State agronomist, who will discuss
“Tissue Testing To Determine Nit
rogen Availability to Com;”and
Don Shiflet, Farm Credit Banks of
Baltimore, who will discuss
“There is a Future in Agriculture.”
Speakers are scheduled from 11
a.m. to noon.
Lynn Hoffman from Penn State
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York Co, 4-H Dairy Winners Named
and grand spot in the Holstein divi
sion was Bridgette Boyer with her
senior two-year-old, Sunnybend
Kit Kat Kit B B Star. The Tiho Kit
Builder daughter also took honors
as the best bred and owned in the
Holstein division, while her three
year-old maternal sister by Ocean-
View Sexation was reserve best
bred and owned for the York
4-H’er.
Angie Lang claimed the reserve
junior championship with Weim-
Sharr-MC Valory, a senior calf by
Sir C Valor.
Kim McCleary, Stewartstown,
snagged a pair of breed champion
rosettes, taking the top spot in both
the Jersey and Brown Swiss
divisions.
Her three-year-old Jersey, Y-
Creek Fascinators Coco, took
senior and grand champion roset
tes in the Roundup’s second
largest breed category. In the
reserve senior and grand spot was
Annie Rauhauser, Dover, with her
aged cow, Soldier Queen of Lilac
Springs.
Junior champion honors of the
Jersey division went to Tim War
ner, New Park, with Top-O-Hill
Silver Beacon Gem, an intermedi
ate yearling. Annie Rauhauser also
earned the reserve junior champ-
University will demonstrate no-till
planting. Water testing for drink
ing and livestock water will be pro
vided and forage testing will be
available for a nominal fee.
Other features of the day include
walking tours of a manure storage
facility, a platform electronic
scale, animal management
research, the mobile nutrient man
agement laboratory, no-till soy
beans, com and forages, nitrogen
corn test plots and soil testing.
ion and best bred and owned award
for her senior calf, Lilac Springs
Royal Lady.
Senior and grand champion
Brown Swiss winner for Kim
McCleary was a four-year-old,
Beaver Creek Telstar Penny.
Reserve grand honors were
claimed by Kelly Myers, with her
junior champion intermediate calf,
Welsh Ponderosa Titan Holly.
Best bred and owned Brown
Swiss was the reserve junior
champion, Shelly Titan Misty, a
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junior yearling exhibited by Shelly
Shaffer, Thomasville.
Taking the junior and grand
champion Guernsey spot was Kel
ly Morris, Fawn Grove, with Beas
Bonus Tinkerbell, a senior
yearling.
Reserve junior and grand, and
the best bred and owned award in
the Guernsey division, went to
Paul Rauhauser, Dover, with a
junior calf, Lilac Springs Fayette
Allie.
Three 4-H’ers were named age-
category champions in the fitting
showmanship competition, judged
by Ann Davis, Union Bridge,
Maryland.
Brad Walker topped the 8 to
11 -year age group, with Dixie Doll
in second, and Greg Walker, third.
In the 12 to 14-year intermediate
division, Jenelle Boyer was first,
Kelly Morris, second, and Annie
Rauhauser, third. C. E. Hubbard 111
earned 15 to 19-senior division
honors, over Bridgette Boyer in
second, and Angie Lang, third.
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