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BY BONNIE BRECHBILL
Franklin Co. Correspondent
SHBPPENSBURG Globe-
Run Sexy Darlene, a three-year
old Ocean-View Sexation
daughter captured all the top
awards at the South Central Pen
nsylvania Championship Show
August 10. Owner John Foster 111,
Petersburg, took home the Youth
Senior and Grand Champion tro
phies and the Senior and Grand
Champion trophies. His animal
was also named Best Bred and
Owned by Exhibitor. Darlene, a 91
point cow with an excellent mam
mary, has a two-year-old record of
20,000 lbs. of milk and 800 of fat.
As a three year old, she produced
111 lbs. of milk with a 4.6 percent
test on her high day. She was
named Grand Champion at the
Morrison’s Cove Dairy Show in
Blair County this month, and also
Grand Champion of the 4-H show
there. As a Senior Yearling, she
was nominated for All-American
honors, and was All-Pennsylvania
Senior Yearling in 1985. In 1986,
she was named All-Pennsylvania
Senior two year old.
A luma' two-year-old bred and
owned by James and Nina Burdet
te, Mercersburg, was named
Reserve Senior and Reserve Grand
Champion. Windy Knoll View
Ultimate Pala, a Quality Ultimate
daughter, was named All-
Pennsylvania Junior Yearling in
1986. Her dam. Windy Knoll View
Creek Pauline, is classified 88 with
an Excellent Mammary.
, purity
cess, John Foster 111 with Senior, Grand and Youth
Grand Champion Globe-Run Sexy Darlene and Judge
Norman Hill.
te Farms of - .(ttlestown, Premier Exhibitors and Breeders. Left to
right, Chris Wood, Robert Gltt, Richard Lehman and Steve Wood.
Darlene Tops South Central Show
Penn-Gate Farm of Littlestown,
owned by Robert Gitt and daughter
and son-in-law Christine and Steve
Wood, was named Premier Exhi
bitor and Breeder.
In the Youth division, the
Reserve Senior and Reserve Grand
Champion titles were captured by
Maybia Miller Farm Willow Suzi,
an aged cow owned by Holly Wel
ty of Mt. Joy. A 90 point cow, Suzi
was Grand Champion of the Lan
caster County 4-H Show in 1987,
and Grand Champion of the New
York State Southern Tier District
Show in 1986. At 6 years and 8
months, she produced 34,000
pounds of milk in 365 days with a
four percent test and 1400 pounds
of fat.
Windy Knoll View Lotsa Qual
ity, a Senior Yearling heifer owned
by James and Nina Burdette, was
the show’s Junior Champion.
Reserve Champion and Youth-
Junior Champion was Aldina
Magic Gigi, owned by Beverly
Meyers, Chambersburg. An Inter
mediate Yearling heifer, she was
sired by Romandale Magic.
Reserve Junior Champion of the
Youth show was Meadow-Vu
Dynamic Star-Red, a Junior Heifer
calf owned by Thomas Eckstine of
Mercersburg.
Champion bull at the show was
a Junior Yearling bull bred and
owned by John Bomgardner of
Ono, Loving Meadows Pinocchio.
Reserve Champion bul was Aldina
Concord Amie, a Junior bull calf
owned by Aldina Holsteins,
Stephanie Meyers, Franklin County Dairy Princess, Judge Norman HIM, Hol
ly Welty with Youth Reserve Senior and Grand Champion Maybla Miller Farm
Willow Suzl and Cumberland Cou r Dr Princess Par Dunkleber r.
Judge Norman Hill, James Burdette with Reserve Senior and v /and Champ
ion Windy Knoll View Ultimate Pala, James Foster 111 with Senior, Grand and
Youth Grand Champion Globe-Run Sexy Darlene, John Foster, Jr., Alice and
Charann Foster.
Chambersburg.
Judge for the event was Norman
Hill of Woodbine, MD. He felt that
the quality of the cattle shown was
high and extremely dairy. “I appre
ciated the co-operation of the exhi
bitors,” he said.
There were 163 entries.
Class results were:
Junior Heifer Call
1. Thomas Eckttine, Mercersburg; 2.
Steve and Chns Wood, Litdestown; 3 Jere
Bomgardner, Ono. Youth-1. Thomas
Ecksnne.
Intermediate Hollar Calf
1 Thomas A. Boyer, York; 2. James and
Nina Burdette, Mercersburg; 3. Rodman
Thompson, East Berlin Youth-1. Ronald
Todd Welty, Mt. Joy.
Senior Heifer Call
1. Kevin Bomgardner, Ono; 2. Ronald
Todd Welty; 3. Robert and Rowena Eckstme,
Mercersburg. Youth-1. Kevin Bomgardner.
Summer Yearling Heller
1 Steve and Chris Wood, 2. Janelle Boyer,
York; 3. James and Nina Burdette Youth-1.
Janelle Boyer, York.
Junior Yearling Heller
1 James and Nina Burdette; 2. Justa-
Beauty Holstems, Carlisle; 3. C.E. Hubbard,
111, New Cumberland Youth-1. C E. Hubbard,
Intermediate Yearling Heifer
1. Beverly Meyers, Chambersburg; 2. Aldl
na Holstems, Chambersburg; 3 Robert Gitt.
Youth-1 Beverly Meyers.
Senior Yearling Haller
1 James and Nina Burdette; 2. Paul and
Sharon Fox, Rockwood; 3. Guy and Sharon
Hammond. Youth-1. Ronald Todd Welty
Junior Boat Throo Females
1 James and Nina Burdette; 2*Penn Gate
Farm, Robert Gitt, Steve and Chris Wood, 3
Loving Meadows Farm, Jere and Kevin
Bomgardner.
Dry Cow- 4 year* and under
1. Thomas A McCauley, Elizabethtown, 2
James and Nina Burdette. 3 Dale Hostetter
and Tom Lyon Youth-1 Thomas A
McCauley
Dry Cow- 5 years and over
1 Robert Gitt, 2. Glen Rock; 3 Jesse
Ralchard, Chambersburg.
Junior Two Yaar Old
1. Jama* and Nina Burdatta; 2. Aldma
Hdstalns, Chamberburg; 3. Anitta Kensm
gar. Youth-1. Amssa Kantinger.
Sanlor Two Yaar Old
1 and Best Uddar- Jay and Kirk Hillegasss;
2. Jamas and Nina Burdatta; 3. Steve and
Chris Wood. Youth-1. Rebecca Hostetler,
Annville.
Three Year Old
1 and Best Udder- John A. Foster 111,
Petersburg, 2. Justa-Beauty Holstems, Carli
sle; 3. Rodman Thompson.
Four Year Old
1 and Best Udder- Steve and Chns Wood,
2. John A. Foster, III; 3. Stave and Chns
Wood. Youth-1 John A. Foster, 111.
Five Year Old
1. Jaye and J. Chalmers Young, Jr,
Greencastle; 2 and Best Udder- John Foster
and Scott Fisher; 3 Kevin Mellon.
100,000 Lb. Class
1 le-lda Farms, Newville; 2 Justa-Beauty
Holstems; 3. Steve and Chns Wood.
Six Years and Over
1 and Best Udder- Holly Welty, 2. James
and Nina Burdette; 3 Robert Gift Youth-1
Holly Welty
Bast Three Females
1 Globe-Run Farms, 2. Penn Gate Farms,
3 Windy Knoll View Farms
Produce of Dam
1 Sunnybend Farms, Bngetteß. Boyer, 2
New Direction Holstems, Thomas McCauley
Dam and Daughter
1 Leroy Showaker and Son, 2 Penn Gate
Farm, 3 Le-lda Farms.