014-Lancaster Firming Saturday, August 26, 1989
Schuylkill Dairy
(Continued from Pago D 8)
Baal Uddar
1. Nail Rax; 2 Nathan Hostetler; 3. Russel
T. Millar.
BROWN SWISS
Grand Champion - Allah Daubart
Raaarva > William Daubart
Jr. Champion - Adam Spinier
Raaarva - William Daubart
Intarmadlata Calf
1. Carl and Ruth Millar; 2. Allen Daubart.
Sr. Calf
1. Adam Spinier; 2. William Daubart; 3.
Russel T. Millar.
Sum mar Vaarllng
1. William Daubart; 2. Allan Daubart, 3.
Carl and Ruth Millar.
Jr. Yearling
1. Adam Spitdar; 2. Frank Millar.
Intarmadlata Yearling
1. Frank Millar.
Sr. Yearling
1. Ruual T. Millar.
Jr. 2 Year Old
1. Bradlay Kurtz; 2. Ruata) T. Millar; 3.
Bradley Kurtz.
Sr. Two Year Old
1. Ruual T. Milldar.
3 Year Old
1. William Daubart; 2. Russel T. Millar.
S Year Old
1. Allen Daubart; 2. Carl and Roth MMar; 3.
Russel T. Millar.
Dam and Daughter
1. Carl Millar; 2. and 3. Russell T. Millar.
Exhibitor's Hard
1. Windmill Farm; 2. Allan Daubart; 3. Rus
*al T. Millar.
Gat of Sire
1. William Daubart (Simon); 2. Hutial T.
Millar; 3. Cart Millar.
JERSEY
Grand Champion - Mildred Seeds
Reserve - Mildred Seeds
Jr. Champion - Mildred Seeds
Reserve • Glen and Linda Curtis
Jr. Calf
1. Glen and Linda Cum*; 2. Susan Curtis;
3. Cheiyl Kurtz.
Intermediate Calf
1. Mildred Seeds; 2. Tonya Kozlowski.
Sr. Calf
1. Susan Curtis; 2. Dawn Ketner.
Jr. Yearling
1. Glen and Linda Curtis; 2. Mildred
Seeds: 3. Susan Curtis.
Intermediate Yearling
1. Tonya Kolzlowski; 2. Karen Sanner.
Sr. Yearling
1 Mildred Seeds.
Dry Cowa
1. Susan Curtis.
Jr. Two Year Old
t. Susan Curtis.
Sr. Two Year Old
1. Mildred Seeds; 2. Craig Hostetter; 3.
Kristen Heffner.
3-Yaar-old
1. Mildred Seeds; 2. Harry and Fern Kurtz;
3. Eric Kurtz.
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Berks Holstein Club Holds A Black And White Night
BY VAL VANTASSEL
Berks Co. Correspondent
MYERSTOWN (Berks Co.)
Attending the Berks Co. Holstein
Club’s annual picnic Friday night
was like taking part in a black
and-white fashion show. Holsteins
on skies, Holsteins on the beach
and Holsteins with big eyes decor
ated brightly colored sweatshirts.
Entire herds strolled acrossed
sweaters. There were hand painted
Holsteins, Holstein hats, neck
laces and pins not to mention the
numerous Pa. Holstein jackets.
Berks breeders just love their
animals.
It was soon evident that the
farmers knew their breed well.
The group had the opportunity to
judge three classes of Holsteins on
the George and Mary Troutman
farm, Myers town. Men, women
and youths compared sizes, exa
mined udders and checked back
lines while official judges Duane
Stump and Gary Bicksler made
their choices. In the crowd were a
number of outstanding former 4-H
and FFA judges as well as the
folks which had trained them.
In the end the difference
between the first and sixth place
was miniscule, four points for the
men, six points for the women and
eight points for the youths. All
three first-place winners scored
148.
Leading the pack for the men
was Todd Miller of Hamburg,
closely followed by David Pool.
147; David Schuler, the club’s
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1. Mildred Saade; 2. Cheryl Kurtz; 3. Harry
and Fern Kurtz.
S-Yaar-Olda
1 . and 2. Mildred Seeds; 3. Susan Curtis.
Dam and Daughter
1. Tonya Kolzlcweki; 2. Mildred Seeds: 3.
Cheryl Kurtz.
Produce el Dam
1. Mildred Seeds; 2. Tonya XolzliMrski; 3.
Gian and Linda Curtis.
Exhibitor's Hard
1. Mildred Seeds; 2. Susan Curtis.
Oat al Sira
1. Mildred Seeds (Valley Stream Silver
Beacon); 2. Tonya Kolzlowski; 3. Susan
Curtis.
GUERNSEY
Grand Champion - Carl Millar
Raaarva - Cheryl Kutz
Jr. Champion - Cheryl Kutz
Raaarva • Bradlay Kurtz
Intarmadlata Call - Bradlay Kurtz
Sr. Calf • Loti Kutz
Jr. Yearling
1. Cheryl Kutz; 2. Cad Millar.
Sr. 2>Yaar-Old
1. Carl Millar.
3-YaarOM
1. Cheryl Kutz.
4-Yaar-Old
1. Carl Millar
Dam and Daughter
1. Carl Miller; 2. Cheryl Kutz.
Exhibitor's Hard
1. Carl Millar.
AYRSHIRES
Grand Champion - Carl Miller
Raaarva - Carl Miller
Jr. Champion • Carl Millar
Raaarva - Bradley Kurtz
Intermediate Call
1. Bradley Kurtz
Carl Miller owned the oldest animal at the fair, an
11-year-old Ayrshire that was also named the grand Adam Splttler (right) owned the Junior champion Brown 1
champion (right). Miller also owned the reserve animal, a Swiss while William Daubert had the reserve. Steve Lemke
three-year-old. exhibited the reserve.
145.5, Martin Getz, 145 and Nel
son Troutman, 144,5.
Martha Heffner, Kutztown, was
the top judge for the ladles fol
lowed by Barbara Bicksler, 146.5;
Phoebe Bittler, 146, Barbara
Lentz, 143.5; Kathy Schantz, 143,
and Barbara Richard, 142.
Martha’s daughter, Lynette
took the top judging honors in the
youth division followed by Chris
Wagner, 146, David Lentz, 142.5,
Dwight Stoltzfus, 142. Kirk Satta
zahn, 141 and Jennifer Neiman,
140.
After the judging the members
then had a chance to lode over the
Berks County Holstein Club cattle Judging In the men’s The ladles also had a good night with Barb Blcksler la
category. Todd Miller won the contest with a 148. David second. Martha Haffner first. Kathy Schantz fifth, and
Pool, left, was a close second with a score of 147. Elwood Phoebe Blttler in third. Only six points separated first front
DftLnna wM a point end elialf behind Pool and came In sixth niaes. I
Mildred Seeds (right) bred and owned the Junior champion Jersey,
owned by Glen and Linda Curtis, Pine Grove, was also bred by Seeds.
Sr Yearling ,„ . • Y »» r OW Exhibitor'* Hard
1. Carl Millar. I.CarlMßlar. 1. Cart Millar.
Sr. TWa Yaar Old oam and Daughter MILKING SHORTHORN
1. Heath Miller. 1 ■ c * rl Grand Champion - Craig Hoitetter
3 Yaar Old Preduoa at Dam Jr. Champion * Craig Hoitetter
1. Carl Millar. 1 ■ Carl Millar. Sr. Cali - Craig Hoe tatter
Troutman’s new parallel parlor.
The Blue Diamond parlor with
Germania milkers has cut the time
to milk the Troutman’s 75 animals
from 214 hours to 114 hours. The
Troutmans have had the one side
of the parlor for two months and
the other side for a month and are
happy with it
After the milking demonstra
tion the group headed to the hay
storage bam which had been set
up for a catered dinner in different
to the rainy weather. The meal
was followed by a slide show of
Duane and Gary’s European Judg
ing Trip.
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Among the youth winners at the Berks County Holsteld
Club Picnic was Lynette Heffner in first, Kirk Satazahn in,
fifth and Jennifer Neiman in fixth (right).
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