Franklin County’s Finest
Jaye C. Young (left) with the grand champion Holstein of the Franklin County Hols
tein show. Rodney Crider (right) showed the reserve grand champion Holstein. The
show judge was Oren Bender (left). Merle and Nancy Woodring of Ment-Wood Farm
(center) sponsored the grand champion banner.
Grand champion Jersey and best uddered In the youth and open show was Pleas
ant Valley Master Royal, a 3-year-old Master Milestone C daughter owned by Denise
Martin of Chambersburg. Royal produced 10,600 pounds of milk and 530 pounds of fat
In 305 days. Denise’s brother, Doug, holds his reserve grand champion, S.V. Romeo
Carol. The 4-year-old, Heaths Romeo C daughter was also named second best
uddered cow of the show. Carol is projected to make 10,630 pounds of milk. This was
her first show ring experience. Congratulating the Martins are Carla Crider (left),
Franklin County Alternate Dairy Princess; Theresa Shank, Franklin County Fair
Queen; and judge Billy Jo Heath (right) of Westminster, Md.
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Lancaster Farming, Saturday, September 10, 1988-B2S
Teichard, Chambersburg, 3 Eric R Horsn,
at Thomas.
Senior Yearling Heifer
1 Robert & Rhodena Eckstme, Mercers
jurg, 2 Lee Golden. Jr., Greencastle. 3
Todd B Heckman, Mercersburg
Junior Champion
Open and Youth
Ro-Meyer Heavenly Happy Merit,
Toby L Horsh
Reserve Junior Champion
Open
Windy Knoll View Valiant Paola
James & Nina Burdette
Youth
Meadow-Vu Dynamic Star,
Thomas Eckstme
Junior Bast Three Females
1 Windy Knoll View Farm 2 Cory Meyers
3 Aldma Holstems
Dry Cow Four Years
& Under
1 Stephanie Meyers, St Thomas 2
Edgar S Reichard, Chambersburg 3 B'ad
ley L Reichard Chambersburg
Dry Cow Five Years
& Over
1 James & Nma Burdette 2 Chris Co
Farm, Chambersburg 3 Antrim Spring
Farms
Junior 2 Year Old
1 Chris Co Farm 2 Aldma Holstems 3
James & Nina Burdette
Senior 2-Year-Old
1 Antnm-Spmg Farms, 2 Antrim-Spring
Farms, 3 Paul C and Nadene M Cashell
Chambersburg
Three Year Old Cow
1 Justin Burdette, 2 Antnm-Spring Farms,
3 Marvin L Zimmerman, Mercersburg
Four Year Old Cow
1 Chns-Co Farm, 2 Ment-Wood Farm,
Chambersburg, 3 Rodney Flawbaker,
Chambersburg
Fiva Yaar Old Cow
1 Antnm-Spring Farms, 2 Robert &
Claysburg
The 58th annual Claysburg
Community Farm Products and
Flower Show will be held Mon
day, September 12 through Thurs
day, September 15 in the
Claysburg-Kimmel elementary
gymnasium. Exhibits may be
entered on Monday, September 12
from 2:00 until 9:00 p.m.
This year the Claysburg Farm
Show will participate in a state
wide apple pie contest. The overall
apple pie winner will be eligible to
compete in the state farm show in
Harrisburg in January. Pies will be
judged for crust, filling, overall
appearance and sensory qualities,
as well as creativity. The outstand
ing pic will receive a blue ribbon
and money on the local level.
Judging wil take place on Tues
day, September 13 at 8:00 a.m.
This year’s judges will be as fol
lows: needlework- Christine
Schrift from Hollidaysburg; arts
and crafts- Joan Stem from Roar
ing Spring; baked goods and
canned goods- Joyce Brumbaugh
from Duncansville; flowers- Toni
Bilik from the Agricultural Exten
sion Office in Hollidaysburg; and
Rhodena Eckstme; 3 Raich-Oale Farm,
Chambersburg
100,000 Pound
1 Robert & Rhodena EcKstme; 2 Antnm-
Spnng Farms, 3 Chn»-Co Farm
Six Year Old And
Over Cow
1 JCY Farms, Greencastle, 2 Robert &
Rhodena. Eckstme, 3 Mem-Wood
Best Udder
JCY Sexation Apex, JCY Farms
Senior A Grand Champions
Youth
Meadow-Vu Glamorous Patty,
Thomas Eckstme
Open
JCY Sexation Apex,
JCY Farms
Reserve Grand Champions
Youth
Dar-View Wiseman Remta,
Michael Daugherty
Open
Antnm-Spring Milestone Sylvia,
Antnm-Sprmg Farms
Senior Get-Of-Sire,
3 Animals
& 2 Antrim Spring Farms
Best 3 Females
1 James & Nina Burdette, 2 Rober 4
Rhodena Eckstme, 3 Antnm-Sprmg
Produce Of Dam,
2 Animals
1 Antnm-Spnng, 2 Chns Co 3 Robert a
Rhodena Eckstme
Dam li Daughtar,
Any Aga
1 Chns-Co , 2 Ment-Wood, 3 Antnm-
Spnng
Pramiar Braadar &
Pramiar Exhibitor
Antnm-Spnng Farms
Good Housakaaping Award
1 Moadow-Vu Farms, Mercersburg-
Robert Eckstme Family, 2 Reich-Dale Farm
Chambersburg- Edgar Reichard Family
Farm Show
vegetables- Robert Hetrick from
the Agricultural Extension Office
in Hollidaysburg. A plaque will be
awarded to the top prize winner in
each department
Exhibits will be open to the
public September 13 through 15
daily until 9:00 p.m. Exhibits may
be removed after 9:00 p.m. on
Thursday, September 15. All exhi
bits must be claimed by 10:00 p.m
on Thursday, September 15.
A bake sale will be held Tues
day, September 13 at 8:00 p.m. All
baked goods will be auctioned off
by Frank Brumbaugh, a local
auctioneer.
The 1988 ClaysburgFarm Show
Queen will reign over this week of
the farm show. The Farm Show
Queen Contest will be held on Fri
day, September 9 at 7:30 p.m. in
the Claysburg-Kimmel High
School gymnasium. All CK junior
and senior girls will be eligible to
compete for the title of Claysburg
Farm Show Queen. Once again the
contest will be sponsored by the
Claysburg Rotary Club in conjunc
tion with the Claysburg Farm
Show Committee.
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