Junior Dairyman Contest
HARRISBURG (Dauphin Co.)
The Junior Dairyman Contest
at the Pennsylvania All-American
Dairy show is reputed to be the
“toughest junior contest” in the
nation.
But that didn’t daunt the
Canaseraga Active Achievers of
Allegany county, N.Y. In six and a
half hard hours of judging, quizes,
feed identification, and manage
ment classes at the Farm Show
Complex here, the New Yorkers
scored 876 points to win the 4-H
team title for the second straight
year and to grab four of the first
five individual awards.
Pennsylvania youth weren’t
about to be shutout in their own
backyard. Westmoreland county
placed second in the 4-H team
contest with 799 points, and Cum
berland county third with 703
points.
In the FFA team competition,
Pennsylvania dominated with Tul
pehocken High School FFA scor
ing 609 points to take first, Lan
caster Mennonite High School
FFA finishing second with 578
points and the FFA team from
Penns Valley High School, Spring
Mills, a close third with 566
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Top individual honors and a
new $5OO scholarship went to Rob
Wilson of New York’s Canasera
ga Active Achievers who earned
453 points. Murel Raub, a 4-H
member from Perry county, Pa.,
won second place and $lOO with a
398 point score. 4-H members
Emily Hill, Shannon Lacy and
Bryan Wilson of the Active
Achievers took third, fourth and
fifth respectively.
“Turnout is the biggest in five
years of the Junior Dairyman Con
test,” Chairman Carl Brown said,
noting that the 87 4-H and FFA
contestants hailed from New
York, New Jersey and Pennsylva
nia. Awards this year also set a
new high of $1335, he noted.
Sponsors for the Sth annual
Junior Dairyman Contest were
Pfizer’s Animal Health Division
and Church & Dwight’s Arm and
Hammer Products.
Judges included Jeff Tyson of
Church and Dwight, Dr. Fernando
Luzando, a veterinarian with Pfiz
er, and Jim Barnett, Atlantic Dairy
Cooperative, Superintendent was
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Cadwallader Named
Jersey Dairy
Princess
New
LAMBERTVILLE, NJ The
1991-92 New Jersey State Dairy
Princess is Miss Suzanne Cadwal
lader of Salem. She is the 17 year
old daughter of Nancy & Asa Cad
wallader of Waldac Dairy Farm.
On the Waldac Farm, they milk
140 Registered Holstein Cows and
farm 500 acres of hay, com, soy
beans, and other small grains.
Suzanne has been a member of
4-H and the NJ. Holstein Associ
ation for nine years. This year she
will be the Dairy 4-H delegate to
National 4-H Club Congress in
Chicago in December.
Suzanne attends a Quaker
boarding school (George School)
in Newtown, Pa., where she is a
senior. She is a fourth generation
Cadwallader to attend George
School. She has been on the honor
roll all of her first three years of
high school and her activities
include Discipline Committee,
Varsity Field Hockey and Lacros
se, Executive Committee, Dormit
ory Prefect and Peer Leader.
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Suzanne’s future plans include
attending college to study animal
and dairy science. Then she hopes
to pursue a career in agricultural
research with a focus on dairy
cattle genetics.
Waldac Farm was started in
1938 by Suzanne’s grandparents,
William and Marian Cadwallader.
It is now run by her parents and
two brothers, Jace and David, with
/4
win
CGAC
Lancaster Fanning, Saturday, October 12, IMI-B2S
Suzanne Cadwallader, Salem, has been crowned
the 1991-1992 New Jersey State Dairy Princess.
m HAPPENINGS
with Bonnie Kay Showdown Second place-Theresa Landis, Wellsville, with
Hombre Go Go Third place Mike McClain All are members of Wellsville
Boots & Saddle 4-H Club
Hunter Seat Equitation Jr. Div.: First place- Kimbery Kurtz, Dover, with
Lemar Tazzur, Echoing Hoofbeats 4 H Club Second place Karen Reed,
Dillsburg, with Impressive Bay Lady, Wellsville Boots & Saddle Club Third
place-Damelle Bamford, Dover, with Memorial Day, Echoing Hoofbeats 4 H
Club
Hunter Seat Equitation (over jumps) Jr. Olv First Heather locket
Lewisberry, with Winns-Oh Flame, Echoing Hoofbeats 4 H Club Second-
Nicole Paules and Third Rachel Wiesman, Felton, with Magic Dragon,
Silver Spurs 4-H Club
Hunter Seat Equitation (over jumps) Sr. Div.; First Page Darney, New
Cumberland, with Sir Buckingham, Echoing Hoofbeats 4-H Club Second
Jessica Breese
Hunter Ponies Under Saddle: First Page Darney, Second Kimberly
Kurtz, Third-Damelle Bamford
Hunter Horses Under Saddle: First- Carrie Castnota, Second- Andrew
Runkle, Third- Karen Reed
Working Hunter Ponies; First- Page Damey, Second Rachel Wiesman,
Third- Heather Tocket
Hunter Hack Ponies: First-Kimberly Kurtz, Second-Casey Fitzpatrick,
Third- Danielle Bamford
Hunter Hack Horses: First- Jerrod Wiesman, Felton, with Scottish
Sable, Silver Spurs 4-H Club Second-Mandy Jo Taylor, Dallastown, with
Country Gentleman, Blazing Saddles 4-H Club Third- Jessica Tanzola,
York, with Easy Lovin’, White Rose Horse & Pony 4-H Club
Pleasure Pony Driving: First- Erin Castnota Draft Horse Single Cart
First-Rebecca Breese, Glen Rock, with D & J's Dixie, Blazing Saddles 4 H
Club
4-H Open Pleasure: First Casey Lynn Fitzpatrick
Scurry-14.0 Hands & under; First-Sabnna Asper, Second- Andrea
Sebright, Third-Jim McClain
Scurry-over 14.0 Hands; First- Tamara Sebright, Second-JeffreyAsper
Third- Mike McClain
Walk Trot Equitation: First Megan Kurtz, Dover, with Farnley's Nitey
Nile; Echoing Hoofbeat? 4-H Club Second- Christie Ann Sydor, York, with
Starfire, Horse N Around 4-H Club Third Knstan Tanzola, York with Ches
ter, White Rose Horsei Pony 4 H Club
4-H Open Jumper: First-Page Darney. Second-Becky Knox, Lewsiber
ry, with Prince, Echoing Hoofbeats 4-H Club Third Jessica Breese
Suzanne’s help on weekends hnd
during the summer. The farm is
affiliated with NJ. Farm Bureau,
NJ. Milk Council, the State and
National Holstein Associations,
Northeast Dairy Herd Improve
ment Association and the Atlantic
Dairy Milk Cooperative.
Suzanne will represent the New
Jersey dairy industry by promot
ing milk and dairy products at
meetings, schools, supermarkets
and many special events through
out the State.
Alternate State Princess is Jan
Eachus, the 17 year old daughter
of Milton and Mergery Eachus of
Woodstown. Jan is a senior at
Woodstown High School.
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