Lycoming Fair Dairy Show
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Junior 2-year-old
1 Kristine R Kulp
Senior 2-year-old ' ••'
1 Bnan Cooley: 2. Jason M Cooley; 3
Shannon Peterman
3-year-olds
1 Cynthia Showers, 2. Lon Stamen, 3
Knstme Kulp.
4-year-olds
1 Beth Ann Cooley, 2 Wayne Showers
Dry Cow 3 years and over '
1 Stephanie Hill, 2 Beth Cooley, 3 Bnan
Cooley
Dam/Daughter
1 Beth Cooley, 2 Cindy Showers; 3 Way
ne Showers
Senior and Grand Champion Holstein
Cynthia Showers
Reserve Senior and Reserve
Grand Champion Holstein
Beth Cooley
Club Herds
1 Bald Eagle, 2 Lairdsville,3 State Road
Fitting & Showing
Jr Div
Karen Jordan
Sr Div
Kristine Kulp
Lycoming Open Dairy
Holsteins
Jr. Bull Calves
1 Carolyn Cline, 2 Carolyn Cline
JUNIOR CHAMPION BULL
h RESERVE JUNIOR
CHAMPION BULL;
Carolyn Cline
Junior Holier
1 Kristine Kulp, 2 Melanie Jarrett, 3 Kris
tine Kulp
Intermediate Heifer Calf
1 Mark Ream; 2 Ritter-Ridge Farms, 3.
Jennifer Schultz
Senior Heifer Calf
1. Ronald J. Hunter: 2. Joy Evans; 3 Dean
R Showers Jr.
Summer Yearlings
1 Ritter-Ridge Farms; 2. Lost Brook
Farms: 3. Mark Ream.
Junior Yearling Heller
1 Yvonne K. Peterman, 2 Seth Ulmer, 3
Kathryn L. Jarrett.
Intermediate Yearling
1 Ritter-Ridge Farms; 2. Burton Staman,
3 Lost Brook Farms
Senior Yearling
1 Joy Evans, 2 Adam Fraley; 3 Mark
Ream
JUNIOR CHAMPION HOLSTEIN:
Ritter-Ridge Farms
RESERVE JUNIOR CHAMPION HOLS-
TEIN:
Joy Evans
Junior Bast Three Females
1 Ritter-Ridge Farms, 2 Lost Brook
Farms; 3 Bon-Ed-Pa Farms
Jr. Gat of Sirs
1 Burton Staman, 2. Kristine Kulp, 3 Lost
Brook Farms.
Two-Year-Old
1. Beth Cooley, 2 Edwin E Kitzmiller, 3
Katie Kulp
Dry Cows 4 Years and Undar
1 Ritter-Ridge Farms; 2. Dale F. Cooley. 3
Burton Y. Staman, Jr
Dry Cows 5 Years and Over
1 Ritter-Ridge Farms; 2 Janet M Show
ers; 3 Stephanie Hill.
Junior 2 Year Old In Milk
1 Ritter-Ridge Farms, (Ist Place Udder)
Senior 2 Year Old In Milk
1 Robert Cross, 2 Bon-Ed-Pa Farms, 3
Jason M Cooley.
Three Year Old Cows
1 Cynthia Showers (Best Udder), 2 Ritter-
Ridge Farms, 3 Burton Y Staman, Jr (Sec
ond Best Udder)
Four-Ysar-Old Cows
1 Robert Cross (Best Udder), 2 Rebecca
E Cromis, 3 Dale F Cooley (Second Best
Udder)
Five Year-Old Cows
1 Ritter-Ridge Farms, 2 Burton Y Sta
man, 3 Mark Ream
Aged Cow
1 Burton Staman (Best Udder), 2 Lon
Stamen
Milking Dry Cow Class
1 Wayne Showers, 2. Burton Y Staman,
SENIOR AND GRAND
CHAMPION HOLSTEIN:
Cynthia Showers
RESERVE SENIOR AND RESERVE
GRAND CHAMPION HOLSTEIN:
Robert Cross
Cow In Milk
1. Cynthia Showers (Best Udder); 2.
RobertCross(SecondßestUdder),3 DaleF.
Cooley (Third Place Udder)
Senior Got Of Slro
1. Ritter-Ridge; 2 Burton Staman, 3 Bur
ton Staman.
Boot Throe Ferrule*
1. Ritter-Ridge Farms, 2 Burton Staman,
3 Cynthia Showers
Boot Thro* Dairy Herd
1 Burton Staman; 2. Ritter-Ridge Farms,
3 Cynthia Showers
Produce of Dam
1 Cynthia Showers, 2 Burton Staman; 3
Ritter-Ridge Farms
Open Dam/Daughler
1 Burt Staman, Jr., 2 Beth Cooley, 3 Bur
ton Staman, Jr.
Premier Baadar
Tle: Valley Bell Farms: Ritter-Ridge Farms,
Muncy
Premier Exhibitor
Valley Bell Farms, Burton Staman Sr
Family
Lovell Sisters
Livestock
BY BARBARA MILLER
Lycoming Co. Correspondent
HUGHESVILLE In the
annals of the youth livestock
shows of Lycoming County Fair
1987 will be remembered as the
yqar the Lovell sisters, Annette,
Angela, and Laura, daughters qi
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Lovell, R.D.,
Linden swept the youth beef, lamb
and swine competitions.
Sixteen-year-old Annette
Lovell won the youth beef show
with her Chi-Angus brindle steer,
Bobtail, while her sister, Angela,
9, placed second by showing her
Polled Hereford steer, Trix.
Middle sister, Laura Lovell, 12,
captured top honors in the market
lamb competition with her lamb,
Adam, and to round things out
walked off with the grand champ
ion trophy in the youth swine
show. To sum things up, an unpre
cedented four of the top six places
in the youth livestock competition
this year went to members of one
family.
Annette reports her 18-month
old Chi-Angus cross grand cham
pion steer was sired by Pine Drive
Big Sky. Her steer. Bobtail, won
the show because of his muscling,
according to Annette. “I think it
was the steer’s muscling. They
really look for that. They don’t like
fat”
Annette and her sisters are
members of the Bottle Run 4-H.
Annette has been a participant of
4-H for the past seven years, show
ing chiefly steers and lambs and a
Lancaster Faming Saturday, August ,1, t987-D9..
Sweep Lycoming
Competitions
Laura Lovell had grand champion market hog and
Melanie Jarrett showed reserve at the Lycoming
County Fair. From left are Kathryn Jarrett, Melanie Jar
rett, Laura Lovell and Annette Lovell.
few pigs. She has several wins to
her credit and lists a previous
grand championship each in the
4-H and open beef shows, and two
grand champion trophies in the
market lamb competition plus an
overall showmanship award in the
sheep competition among her
trophies.
What Annette enjoys best about
showing in 4-H is, “The
competition— trying to beat
whomever had it last year.” Her
least favorite part, she says, is
“Leaving them after they’re sold.”
Offering advice on how to win,
she considers conformation the
most important item. “You gotta
pick out the right calf in the
beginning.”
Nine-year old Angela Lovell
attributes her second-place win in
the youth beef show with her
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