DIO-Lancaster Farming Saturday, September 21,1991
JOYCE BUPP
York Co. Correspondent
YORK (York Co.)— Two days
of dairy judging at the York Fair
culminated in the naming of the
show’s supreme champion, Uni
com Kayel Alice, exhibited by
Jemaro Holstems, New Oxford.
Just prior to the parade of breed
champions for the supreme title,
Alice got the champion nod to top
the Holstein classes. A four year
old, she is scored VG-88 for own
ers Jeff and Mary Kay Roche and
projected to finish her current lac
tation at 24,000. Two weeks prior,
the Lonsfarm Kay Elcvator-ET
daughter won her class and was
named reserve champion at the
South Mountain Fair. The
Roche’s milk 80 head at the New
Oxford Jemaro Holsteins farm.
Reserve supreme champion
title went to the Jersey champion,
Top-O-Hill Admiral Valentine,
bred and exhibited by veteran
showman Mildred Seeds.
Valentine, a three year old sired
by Bridon Master Admiral-ET, is
scored VG-86, and projected to
12,000 milk in her second lacta
tion. She also won the fair’s
reserve supreme title last year, has
taken breed champion honors this
season at Goshen and Cecil Coun
ty fairs and was reserve supreme
at Cecil County.
Reserve senior and grand
champion of the Holstein show
went to Keith Shaffer, exhibiting
Old Ke-Hills Misty Cinnamon-
Red. The Excellent red aged cow
lopped her class and took the
championship in July at the York
Holstein show. Junior champion
was the 4-H intermediate calf
entry of Steve Gcmmill, Wood
bine Slarman Myrtle. Amy Trim
mer’s junior calf, Penn Gate V
Dan Hope, was named reserve
junior champion.
Jersey reserve senior and grand
was the second placing three year
old exhibited by Mildred Seeds,
Top-O-Hill Admiral Tina. Tncia
Curtis took the junior champion
honors with Patrick Gemni Christ
ina, her winning intermediate calf.
Reserve junior was the senior
yearling entry of Mildred Seeds,
Top-O-Hill Silver B Thanks.
Rutter Bros. Mels Beary
claimed her second consecutive
Guernsey senior and grand
champion title in the fair’s breed
show. The four year old is scored
EX-90 and is projected to finish
her second lactation with 16,000
milk. Her senior two-year-old
herdmate, Rutter Bros. Prides
Minnie, got the judge’s nod for
reserve spot. Kelly Moms took
junior champion honors with her
4-H intermediate yearling, Mora
cre Fayette Junglebell, over the
Mildred Seeds took her second consecutive reserve
supreme dairy title at the York Fair with her champion
Jersey Top-O-Hill Admiral Valentine. Presenting awards
were York dairy princess Penny Jordan, left, and alternate
Annie Rauhauser.
Holstein Named York Fair Dairy Supreme
reserve intermediate calf, Rutter
Bros. Victory’s Carol.
Mary Ellen Deaven claimed
three of the four champion titles in
the Ayrshire runoffs. Her senior
two year old, Laneway Amigo’s
Lovely, snagged the champion
title, over reserve champion
Seven-Oaks Olympic Celene, a
three year old. The champion took
champion honors at both South
Mountain and Shippensburg, and
was reserve supreme at South
Mountain as well. Intermediate
yearling Wentworth Farm Benef.
Melanie was chosen the junior
champion. Reserve junior honors
went to Ray Knoll Farm, with
their senior calf Ray-Knoll
Jeremy’s Brittany.
Glenn Growl’s homebred
senior two year old, Joy-el
Anchorman Kit, took Brown
Swiss champion honors, over his
brother Gary’s reserve champion
three year old Joy-el Jubilation
Jan. The winning heifer, milking
her first lactation, is projected to
finish with 12,000. Swiss junior
champion winner was Whitc-Oak-
Vu Farm, exhibiting the interme
diate calf Foust Hill Jeff Panda.
Kelly Jo Myers took reserve
junior honors with her summer
yearling Welsh Ponderosa Prancer
Jodi.
Milking shorthorn honors all
went to Airville exhibitor Gary
Crowl. Grand champion was the
four-year-old Joyel Pacesetter
Melody, over reserve winner Joy
el Pacesetter Tommy P, a three
year old. Junior champion was
Joyel Euke Tabby, a junior calf,
over the reserve winner, Spruce
Hill GP Darlene, a senior calf.
Judges for the York Fair dairy
shows were Maryland Holstein
breeders Jason Myers and Mike
Haines.
A partial list of dairy show plac
ings follows:
HOLSTEIN
Jr. Calf 1 Coredale Holstems, 2 Todd
Morris, 3 Eric Gemmill
Int. Calf. 1 Steven Gemmill, 2 Sun
nybend Farm, 3 Dar-Dale Farm
Sr. Calf: 1 Sunnybend Farm, 2 Dar Dale
Farm, 3 Greg Gemmill
Summer Yrlg.; 1 Oar-Date Farm, 2 Jem
aro Holstems, 3 Ray-Aire Holstems
Jr. Yrlg.: 1 Tanya Thoman, 2 Furnace
Creek Farm, 3 Coredale Holstems
Int. Yrlg; 1 Furnace Creek, 2 Chad Trim
mer, 3 Jared McCaffree
Sr. Yrlg.: 1 Dar-Dale Farm. 2 Sunnybend
Farm, 3 Sunnybend Farm
Best Jr. Bred & Owned: 1 Dar-Dale, 2
Sunnybend, 3 Furnace Creek
Junior Champion: Steve Gemmill with
intermediate calf
Reserve Jr. Champion: Amy Trimmer,
Coredale, with junior calf
Bast Jr. 3: 1 Sunnybend, 2 Dar-Dale, 3
Furnace Creek
Dry 3 & 4: 1 Furnace Creek
Dry Aged: 1 Furnace Creek, 2 Ray-Alre,
3 Dar-Dale
Jr. 2-yr: 1 Coredale, 2 Jemaro, 3 Aaron
Shaffer
Sr. 2-yr.: 1 Sunnybend, 2 Sunnybend, 3
Dar-Dale
3-yr.-old:1 Sunnybend, 2 Sunnybend,3
Jemaro Holstems
Supreme dairy champion at the York Fair was the Roche family's Jemaro Holsteins
with their winning four-year-old. Mary Kay, holding Leigh, 1, and Nicholas, 2, join Jeff
Roche at the halter of Unicorn Kayel Alice. York dairy princess Penny Jordan, left, and
Leo Rutter, representing the York Fair board, presented the awards.
eed champions Included, from left, Cindy Johnson and daughter
Terri with Rutter Bros. Guernsey, Midge Deaven at the halter of her Ayrshire, Glenn
Growl and Gary Crowl with their homebred Brown Swiss and Milking Shorthorn
champions. Judges were Mike Haines, left, and Jason Myers, right.
4-yr.-old: 1 Jemaro, 2 Dar-Dale, 3 Aar- Dairy Herd: 1 Rutter Bros , 2 Jenelle
on Shaffer Boyer
5 & over; 1 Keith Shaffer, 2. Sunnybend, Produce of Dam; 1 Rutter Bros.
3 Coredale Dam & Daughter: 1 Kelly Morns, 2. & 3
Best udder: 1 Jemaro Holstems, 2 Keith Rutter Bros.
Shaffer, 3 Sunnybend SENIR I. GRAND CHAMPION; Rutter
Bast Sr. Brad & Owned: 1. Keith Shaffer,
2 4 3. Sunnybend Farm
Beet Sr. 3: 1. Sunnybend, 2 Keith Shal
frer, 3 Oar-Dale
Dairy Herd: 1. Sunnybend, 2. Dar-Dale, 3
Keith Shaffer
Produce of Dam: 1 Keith Shaffer, 2 Sun
nybend, 3 Dar-Dale
Dam & Daughter: 1. Furnace Creek, 2
Sunnybend Farm, 3 White-Oak-Vu
SENIOR & GRAND CHAMPION &
SUPREME CHAMPION: Jemaro Holstems
with 4-yr -old
RESERVE SR. & GRAND; Keith Shaffer
with 5-yr-old
GUERNSEY
Jr. Calf; 1 & 2. Rutter Bros
Inf. Calf; 1 & 2. Rutter Bros., 3 Lilac
Springs Farm
Sr. Call: 1 Rutter Bros , 2 Todd Morns, 3
Rutter Bros
Summer Yrlg ; 1. Rutter Bros., 2. Lilac
Springs.
Jr. Yrlg.: 1 Michelle Jenkins. 2 Rutter
Bros , 3 Lilac Springs
Ini. Yrlg.; 1 Kelly Morris, 2 Rutter Bros
Sr. Yrlg.; 1 Rutter Bros
Bast Jr. 3: t Kelly Morns, 2. Rutter Bros ;
3 Todd Morris
Junior Champion: Kelly Morris with inter
mediate yearling
Reserve Junior Champion; Rutter Bros
with intermediate calf
Jr. Get of Sira: 1 Rutter Bros
Best Jr. 3; 1 Rutter Bros , 2 Lilac
Springs
Dry 3 & 4: 1 Rutter Bros, 2 Annie
Rauhauser
Dry Aged Cow; 1 & 2 Rutter Bros
Jr 2-yr.-old: 1 Jenelle Boyer, 2 Rutter
Bros , 3 Lilac Springs
Sr. 2-yr.-old: 1 Rutter Bros , 2 Jenelle
Boyer, 3 Rutter Bros
3- 1 Lilac Springs
4- 1 Rutter Bros
5 yr. & over; 1 Kelly Morris, 2 Rutter
Bros
Best udder: 1 Jenelle Boyer, 2 & 3 Rut
ter Bros
Best Sr. Bred & Owned; 1 & 2 Rutter
Bros, 3 Jenelle Boyer
Bros with 4-yr.-old.
RESERVE SENIOR 4 GRAND; Rutter
Bros with senior 2-yr -old
JERSEY
Jr. Calf; 1. Tncia Curtis, 2 Kathleen
Jenkins
Int. Calf: 1.4 2 Tncia Curtis.
Sr. Calf: 1. Mildred Seeds, 2. Tom Jo Full
er, 3 Lilac Springs
Summer Yrlg.; 1 William Jenkins
Int. Yrlg.; 1 Lilac Springs, 2. Mildred
Seeds
Sr. Yrlg.; 1 Mildred Seeds, 2 Lilac
Springs
Best Jr. 3:1. Mildred Seeds, 24 3. Tncia
Curtis.
Junior Champion: Tncia Curtis with inter
mediate calf
Reserve Junior Champion; Mildred
Seeds with senior yrlg
Jr. Get of Sirs; Tncia Curtis
Best Jr. 3: 1 Mildred Seeds, 2 Lilac
Springs
Dry 3 & 4: 1 Mildred Seeds, 2 Lilac
Springs
Jr. 2-yr.-old: 1 Ray Kramer, 2 Lilac
Springs
Sr. 2-yr-old: 1 Mildred Seeds, 2 Lilac
Springs
3- 1 & 2 Mildred Seeds
4- 1 Lilac Springs
5 & over: 1 Mildred Seeds
Best Udder: 1 & 2 Mildred Seeds, 3
Lilac Springs
Best Sr. Bred & Owned: 1 & 2 Mildred
Seeds, 3 Lilac Springs
Best Sr. 3: 1 Mildred Seeds, 2 Lilac
Springs
Dairy Herd; 1 Mildred Seeds, 2 Lilac
Springs
Produce of Dam: 1 & 2 Mildred Seeds,
3 Lilac Springs
Dam & Daughter; 1 Mildred Seeds, 2 &
3 Lilac Springs
SENIOR & GRAND CHAMPION &
RESERVE SUPREME CHAMPION: Mildred
Seeds with 3-yr.-old.
RESERVE SR. & GRAND CHAMPION;
Mildred Seeds with 2nd 3-yr.-old.
AYRSHIRE
Jr. Call: 1. Mary Ellen Deaven, 2 Dream-
Valley, 3 Triple J Farms
Int. Calf: 1. Triple J, 2 & 3 Mary Ellen
Deaven.
Sr. Calf: 1 Ray-Knoll Farms, 2. Triple J
Farms, 3 Dream-Valley
Summer Yrlg.: 1 & 2 Mary Ellen
Deaven
Jr. Yrlg.: 1 Mary Ellen Deaven
Int. Yrlg.: 1 Mary Ellen Deaven, 2 Triple
J Farms, 3 Mary Ellen Deaven
Sr. Yrlg.: Mary Ellen Deaven
Bast Jr. Brad & Owned; 1 Ray Knoll
Farms, 2 Triple J. 3 Mary Ellen Deaven
Junior Champion: Mary Ellen Deaven
with intermediate yrlg
Reserve Junior Champion: Ray Knoll
Farms with senior calf.
Bast Jr. 3: Triple J Farms.
Dry 3 & 4; 1. Triple J, 2 Mary Ellen
Deaven, 3 Dream Valley
Dry Aged: 1 Triple J, 2. Mary Ellen
Deaven.
Jr. 2-yr.-otd; 1 Triple J, 2. & 3 Dream
Valley
Sr. 2-yr.-old; 1 Mary Ellen Deaven, 2 &
3 Dream-Valley
3- 1 Mary Ellen Deaven, 2 Ray-
Knoll, 3 Triple J Farm
4- Dream Valley
5 & over; Mary Ellen Deaven
Bast uddsr: 1 & 2 Mary Ellen Deaven, 3
Ray-Knoll Farms
Bast Sr. Brad & Ownad: 1 Ray Knoll, 2
& 3 Dream Valley.
Bast Sr. 3: Dream Valley
Dairy Hard; 1 Mary Ellen Deaven, 2
Tripled, 3 Dream-Valley
Produce of Dam: 1 & 2 Dream Valley
Dam & Daughter 1 Ray Knoll, 2 Mary
Ellen Deaven, 3 Triple J
SENIOR & GRAND CHAMPION: Mary
Ellen Deaven with Sr 2-yr -old
RESERVE SENIOR & GRAND; Mary
Ellen Deaven with 3 yr -old
BROWN SWISS
Int. Calf: White-Oak-Vu Farm
Sr. Calf: Glenn Crowl
Summer Yrlg ; Kelly Jo Myers
Jr. Yrlg.: Gary Crowl
Bast Jr. Bred & Ownad: 1 Gary Crowl, 2
Glenn Crowl
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