A32-Lancuter Fanning, Saturday, August 17, 1991
SHIPPENSBURG (Cumber
land Co.) The 4-H Dairy youth
of Cumberland County got a
chance to show off their cattle dur
ing a recent county roundup held at
the Shippensburg Fairgrounds.
Competitions were not only on
type with the six major dairy
breeds, but included showmanship
as well.
The heaviest breed competition
was with the Holsteins and
Jerseys.
The judge of the show was Chris
Woods, of Littlestown.
In the Holstein breed. The
senior and grand champion was
From the left, lan Dietrich shows his reserve grand
champion Jersey, Carrock Boss Man Whopper, while Mela
nie Dietrich shows her grand champion, Dorina’s Legend
Delaura.
10-year-old showmanship division, while Sandy Anderson
is named second place.
From the left, John Leib Jr., is named first in the interme
diate age class of the showmanship division of the Cumber
land County 4-H Dairy Roundup, while Matthew Day is
named second place winner.
Cumberland 4-H Dairy Roundup Prepares Youth
3-year-old Tower Vuew Manding
o Delight, shown by Craig Walton,
of Carlisle. The reserve senior and
grand was 4-year-old Dyar-Acres
Noreen Fortran-Red, shown by
Julie Ann Dyarman, of Newville.
The Hosltein junior champion
was a summer yearling, Tri-Day
Starbuck Tasha, shown by Matth
ew David Day, of Shippensburg.
Day also showed the reserve junior
champion, a senior calf, Tri-Day
Starbuck Mona Lisa.
Top honors were kept all in the
family in the Jersey breed competi
tions, with the senior and grand
champion, 5-year-old Dorina’s
Legend Delaura, being shown by
Melanie Dietrich, of Newburg.
Melanie also showed the reserve
junior champion, Carrock Boomer
Daria.
The reserve senior and grand
Jersey was 4-year-old Carrock
Boss Man Whopper, shown by lan
Dietrick. And the junior Jersey
champion was an intermediate
calf, Emily’s Boomer Treasure,
shown by Emily Dietrick.
In the Ayrshire breed, Michael
Hensel, of Newburg, went home
with a senior ribbon and grand
champion rosette with the placing
of his 4-ycar-old MRK E-Z Win
Saydra.
Mary Dcaven, of Newburg,
showed the reserve senior and
grand champion. Cove Creek
Cap’s Goody Gumdrop, a 5-year
old.
In the Ayrshire junior division,
the champion was Conebella Ste
ven’s Nora, a summer yearling
shown by Mary Deaven. Heath
Ocker, of Shippensburg, showed
the reserve junior champion, Ock
erdale Champ Jamie Joyce, a
senior yearling.
In the Milking Shorthorn breed,
with entries outnumbering the
Guernsey and Brown Swiss, the
senior and grand champion was
Three Springs Ashley, a senior
2-year-old, shown by Christine
Young, of Newvillc. The reserve
senior and grand champion was
Three Springs Scarlet, a junior
2-year-old shown by James
Young.
In the Guernsey breed, Michael
Hensel showed both the junior and
grand champion and the reserve
junior and grand champion cattle.
His Green Acres Ben Betsy, a
summer yearling, was grand
champion and his Mt. view
Sergeant EUie, a senior calf, was
reserve.
James also showed the junior
champion, an intermediate calf,
Three Springs Sunset Jennifer
Miller, also of Newville, showed
the reserve junior champion. Three
Springs Lilac EXP.
Justin Fuls, of Shippensburg,
showed the champion Brown
Swiss, a junior calf. Shady Creek
Lois Lisa. The reserve grand
champion was shown by his sister,
Heather. It was a senior calf. Vic
tory Acres Jared Polly-Twin.
In the showmanship competi
tions, the competition was broken
down into three different age clas
ses with the winner class, the top
two in each division, qualifying for
district level competitions later
this month.
In the junior division, for ages 8
to 10, the first place showman was
David Day, of Shippensburg,
while Sandy Anderson, of Boiling
Springs, scored a second place.
In the intermediate division, for
ages 11 to 13 years, the first place
winner was John Leib Jr., of
Machanicsburg, while Matthew
Day, of Shippensburg, took
second.
In the senior division, for those
14 years or older, the first place
honors went to Craig Watson, of
Carlisle and second went to Chris
Young, of Newville.
CUMBERLAND CO.
DAIRY ROUNDUP
RESULTS
AYRSHIRE
JR CALF: Michelle Ocker
SUMMER YEARLING: Mery Oeaven
JR YEARLING; Michael Hensel
INTERMEDIATE YEARLING: Mary Deaven
SR YEARLING: Heath Ocker
JR 2-YR-OLD; Michael Hensel
SR 2-YR-OLD; Mary Deaven
3-YR-OLD: Mary Deaven
4-YR-OLD: Michael Hensel
5-YR-OLD; Mary Deaven
JR CHAMPION;Mary Deaven
RESERVE JR CHAMPION: Heath Ocker
Justin Fuls shows his grand champion Brown Swiss,
Shady Creek Lois Lisa, while Trent Wickard presents the
trophy sponsored by Lonni and Vickie Wickard.
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Ayrshire, Cove Creek Cap’s Goody Gumdrop, while Michael
Hensel exhibits the grand champion, MRK E-Z Win Saydra.
division of the showmanship competition, while Chris
Young takes second.
SR CHAMPION: Michael Hensel JR CHAMPION: Justin Fuls
RESERVE SR CHAMPION; Mary Deaven RESERVE JR CHAMPION: Heather Fuls
GRAND CHAMPION: Michael Hensel GRAND CHAMPION: Justin Fuls
RESERVE GRAND CHAMPION: Mary RESERVE JR CHAMPION: Heather Fuls
Deaven
BROWN SWISS
JR CALF; Justin Fuls
SR CALF: Heather Fuls
GUERNSEY
INTERMEDIATE CALF; Michael Hensel
SR CALF; Michael Hensel
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