A2B-Lancaster Farming, Saturday, July 29,1989
BY JOYCE BUPP
York Co. Correspondent
YORK, YORK CO. Veteran
tanbark competitor Bridgette Boy
er opened her final 4-H dairy show
season with a flourish, capturing
Supreme Champion and all top
Holstein class honors at the York
County 4-H Roundup, July 19 at
the York Fairgrounds.
Her senior-two-year-old took
Supreme title over competing
breed champions shown by Annie
Rauhauser, Jersey, Kim Mc-
Cleary, Brown Swiss, Kelly Mor
ris, Guernsey, and Shannon Doll,
Ayrshire.
The Supreme win marked the
second consecutive year Bridgette
claimed the revolving trophy for
the lop roundup honor. She is the
daughter of Tom and June Boyer,
York, and will begin studies at
Delaware Valley College in the
Fall.
Showmanship competition fol
lowed conformation classes, with
Sharon Hammond making the
selection for best handling in the
showring. Taking his first top
showmanship award was Junior
division winner Todd Morris,
Fawn Grove, with Chad Trimmer,
East Berlin, runnerup.
Kelly Jo Myers, Thomasville,
topped the Intermediate show
manship judging,-over runnerup
Brad Walker, New Freedom. In
the Senior category, Bridgette
Boyer was named winner, over
runnerup Jenelle Boyer.
AYRSHIRE
In the Ayrshire division. Shan
non Doll took grand and junior
champion honors with her senior
calf Ray-Knoll Johny’s Valerie,
sired by St. Cesaire Johnny’s.
Winning the reserve grand and
reserve junior was rookie 4-H’cr
Jason Stambaugh, exhibiting his
Furnace Creek Farms. At the halter of Furnace Creek Sexa
tlon Trudy is showman John Doll.
Boyer Shows York 4-H S Champion
intermediate yearling Ray-Knoll
Liberators Belvedere.
BROWN SWISS
Kim McCleary dominated the
Brown Swiss competition, taking
grand champion and both senior
and reserve champion rosettes
with a pair of 5-year-olds.
Brookdale Telstar Nina, by
Norvic Telstar, was named senior
and grand champion for the Stew
artstown 4-H’er, besting herdmate
Beaver Creak Danny Bertie,
named the reserve senior champ
ion.
Although judge Mike Heath
acknowledged the selection as a
bit unusual, he selected Kelly Jo
Myers’ intermediate calf as the
Brown Swiss reserve grand
champion. Earlier, the stylish calf
took the breed’s junior champion
award, over Kim McCleary’s
senior calf entry, named the
reserve junior champion.
GUERNSEY
Kelly Morris topped the Guern
sey runoffs, getting the judge’s
nod for senior and grand champ
ion with her winning 3-year-old,
Beas Bonus Tinkerbell, by Lyn
dale Bonus S. Telestar.
Reserve senior and grand
champion Guernsey was Golden
Lock Fayette Tex Gretal, exhi
bited by Jenelle Boyer. Her two
junior calves also took the junior
and reserve junior awards and best
bred-and-owned, then paired with
their winning dams to earn the
York exhibitor first and second
daughter-dam honors.
Also taking first place honors in
the Guernsey classes were Todd
Morris, senior calf, and Annie
Rauhauser, intermediate yearling.
JERSEY
Jersey senior and grand champ
ion and best bred-and-owned titles
went to Lilac-Springs Royal Chas
“mo«t determined look.”
MC Tyrbach Valiant Trixie was named senior and grand champion of the York
Holstein show. From left are June Boyer, dairy princess Sue Elsenhart, Tom Boyer
with the champion, Gall Thoman holding the reserve champion, and show Judge Ter
ry Rawn. The Boyer’s Sunnybend Farm herd also claimed fhe Premier Breeder and
Exhibitor banners.
_ for presentation the Junior awards at the York Holstein Show were,
from left, dairy princess Sue Eisenhart, Brldgette Boyer with her reserve junior
champion, Shirley Trimmer with Coredale Farm’s junior champion and judge Terry
Rawn.
ity, the senior-two-year-old entry
of Dover exhibitor Annie Rau
hauser. Reserve senior and grand
went to Jasin Doll, exhibiting Gol
den Yankees Sweetness, a senior
two-year-old.
Annie Rauhauser also claimed
the junior champion award with
her intermediate calf. Reserve
junior champion honors went to
the winning junior calf exhibited
by William Jenkins.
HbLSTEIN
Sunny bend Milky way Har
mony earned the Supreme award
after taking championship of the
Holstein breed show, then snag
ging another rosette in the Hols
tein owner-breedei class. She is
sired by Harmony-Comers Duke.
Paired at the top of the Holstein
show as reserve senior and grand
was Bridgette’s winning dry cow
entry, Sunnybend Sexy Icicle.
Entiles from the 1.8-year-old’s
successful show string also earned
her first and second places in the
dam-daughter class.
Junior champion honors went to
Bridgette’s summer yearling win
ner, Sunnybend Necterine Star
buck, over her reserve junior
champion, a junior yearling.
Holstein class winners were as
follows:
Junior calf: 1. Chad Trimmer;
2. Daphne Ann Doll; 3. Kelly
Morris. Intermediate calf: 1. Todd
Morris: 2. Angela Lang; 3.
Reuben Shaffer. Senior calf; 1.
Dixie Lynn Doll; 2. Reuben Shaf
fer; 3. Daniel Cole. Summer year
ling; 1. Bridgette Boyer; 2. Matt
Reheard; 3. Greg Walker. Inter
mediate yrlg.: 1. Shannon Doll; 2.
Atlantic
Annual
Grove
SOUTHAMPTON (Bucks Co.)
Atlantic Dairy Cooperative dis
tricts in central Pennsylvania will
hold their annual picnic at
Knoebel’s Grove Amusement
Resort, Elysburg, on Thursday,
August 3. ‘
The picnic will be held in Pavil
lion “S,” beginning at 11 a.m.
Members are asked to bring cov
ered dishes, drinks and place set
tings. Milk and ice cream, plus ride
tickets, will be provided by the
cooperative.
Brad Walker. Senior yearling: I.
Reuben Shaffer; 2. Kelly Morris.
Dry sr., 2 & over; 1. Bridgctte
Boyer; 2. Brad Walker. Jr.
2-yr.-old: 1. Dixie Lynn Doll; 2.
Patrick Lucabaugh. St. 2-yr.-old;
1. Bridgette Boyer; 2. Angela,
Lang; 3. Aaron Shaffer. Four
yr.-old: 1. Bridgette Boyer.
Schedules
Knoebel’s
Picnic
The picnic is open to members
in Districts 14 and 33, covering
Centre, Columbia, Luzerne, Mon
tour, Northumberland, Schuylkill,
Snyder and Union counties, plus
parts of Carbon, Clinton, Dauphin,
Juniata, Lycoming, Mifflin and
Sullivan counties.
Atlantic Dairy Cooperative rep
resents 3,700 dairy farm families
in Pennsylvania, New York, New
Jersey, Delaware, Maryland, Vir
ginia and West Virginia.