Guernsey Cops Second Supreme Farm Show
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John Foster family, of Petersburg,
Huntington County. One of the
Foster family’s top wins was the
youth division senior and grand
champion title, taken by John Fos
ter 111 with his aged cow Globe
Run Sexy Darlene.
Reserve youth senior and grand
champion went to John Lcib, Jr„
Carlisle, with his two-year-old
winner Ivy League Beautician
Maria. Junior champion was tjhe
open class winner of Renne Baker
and reserve junior champion title
went to Dixie Doll, Glen Rock,
with her senior calf Dar-Dalc
Algonquin Autumn.
in his first Farm Show competition, Scott Youse snagged
the Jersey breed champion title with his winning three-year
old.
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Jersey Show
Berks Countian Scott yousc hit
the jackpot with his first-ever
string of Farm Show entries, tak
ing the senior and grand champion
honors with his winning, three
year-old, and copping the coveted
premier exhibitor award with his
eight entries.
Champion Pleasant Valley Jay
Imperial also performs well back
home in Youse’s bam at Oley R 2,
finishing her first 305-day lacta
tion with 13,200 milk, 650 fat, and
a 3.9-pcrcent protein level. The
Farm Show marked the champ’s
maiden trip onto the tanbark trail.
Taking the reserve senior and
grand champion Jersey honors
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was the runnemp three-year-old,
CLV Schlitz Sweet Sheena, exhi
bited by Elizabeth Jenkins,
Toughkenamon.
Patricia Jenkins, Toughkena
mon, claimed the junior champion
honors with CLV Merry L Fuschi
a, the winning senior yearling. In
the reserve junior champion slot
was Scott Youse with the second
place senior yearling.
Premier breeder honors were
claimed by Craig and Susan
Wicker of Centre Hall Rl.
Youth division senior and grand
champion was Four Springs High
C Nellie Su, the five-year-old
entry of Lynne Rearick, Millheim.
Reserve senior and grand honors
went to Paul Plummer, Chalfont,
showing his two-year-old, Four
Strings Admiral Amanda.
Junior champion in the youth
division went to Jennifer Kellcr
man, with her junior calf Four
Springs Juno Ms Jepardy. Reserve
junior champion was the senior
calf exhibited by Susan Curtis,
Patrick Gemni Christina SSF.
Ayrshire Show
The Dale Maulfair family,
Jonestown, was the big winner in
the Ayrshire competition, taking
grand and reserve champion hon
ors and sweeping both premier
breeder and exhibitor awards as
well.
Their homebred four-year-old,
Maulfair Acres Barry Ginny, got
the judge’s nod for the senior and
grand champion title, besting her
reserve placing at last year’s
show. As a three-year-old, she
produced a milk record of over
17,700 pounds.
Her herdmate and runnerup in
the four-year class, Maulfair
Acres Larry Jessica, earned the
reserve champion honors for the
Lebanon County Ayrshire herd.
The Maulfair family has shown at
the Farm Show for nearly 20
years.
Junior champion ribbons went
to Jessica Lori, Scottdale, with her
intermediate yearling Shiredalc
Roger’s Chelsea. The Westmore
land County young woman also
look the youth .division junior
champion title. Reserve open class
junior champion was Plum Bot
tom Ncl BB ET, the second place
intermediate yearling exhibited by
John Rodgers, Belleville.
Youth division grand and
reserve champions both went to
Mary Ellen Dcaven, Newburg.
Laneway Amigo Lovely, a thrcc
ycar-old, was named champion,
over Toll-Gate Ayr Magic Kittic.
Reserve junior champion was the
winning senior yearling,
Wcntworth-Farm Bcnf Melanie,
exhibited by Richard Marlin,
Chambcrsburg.
Brown Swiss
Brown Swiss senior placings
were swept by the James Kennedy
family of Butler. Their 11-hcad
string walked off with grand and
reserve champions, youth champ
ion, and both the premier breeder
and exhibitor honors.
Four Seasons Tclstar Tango.
Jason Kennedy’s homebred five
year-old, topped all contenders to
snag tjhc open class champion
honors. Tango is 2E, with four
records over 20,000 pounds, fin
ishing her four-year-old 365-day
lactation with 21,890 milk and
890 fat. She was the 1991 junior
Pennsylvania Bellringer aged cow
and took national junior Bellringer
honors the previous year.
Title
Jason also exhibited the youth
class champion and reserve open
class winner. Four Seasons Radar
Kara, a fivc-yearOold.
Open class junior champion
went to My T Fine Pride, exhi
bited by Ed Gill and Steve Wag
ner, Quarryville. Taking the
reserve junior rosette was Mea
dow Hill Playwritc Peru, exhi
bited by Gary Mase, Lebanon.
Richard Love, Scottdalc,
claimed the youth division reserve
senior and grand champion title
with his five-year-old. Wind Mill
Improver Marietta. Youth division
junior champion honors went to
Jonathan Sterner, Bcchtclsvillc,
exhibiting the junior yearling
Wind Mill Jack Renee. Reserve
junior winner was Richard Love’s
intermediate yearling, Love-
Haven Freezy Sage.
Milking Shorthorn
Veteran Farm Show exhibitors,
the James Young family of New
villc handily swept most placing*
in the Milking Shorthorn competi
tion, including both open class and
youth division grand and reserve
championships. Both premier
breeder and exhibitor banners also
went home with the Cumberland
countians’ Three Springs show
string.
Champion honors were claimed
by the Young’s Five-year-old dry
entry. Three Springs Cherry.
Cherry remains unbeaten in her
class in her showring career and
finished her last lactation with a
15,000 pound milk record.
Junior champion was the inter
mediate yearling As Big Tim Prin
cess, shown by the Aristocrat Syn
dicate, Ncwvillc. Christine
Young’s senior calf, Three
Springs Amber, was the reserve
junior winner.
A partial list of breed show
placings follows:
MILKINO SHORTHORN
Junior Calf: 1. Danielle W. H. Breaux,
Montgomery; 2. Bridget K. Whiting.
Lawrence.
Senior Call; t. Christine Young, Cumber
land; 2. James C. Young, Cumberland; 3.
Brian K. Scholl, Dauphin.
Junior Yearling: 1. Jennifer Miller,
Cumberland.
Intermediate Yearling; 1. Aristocrat Syn
dicate, Cumberland; 2. Hiden Acres Milking
Shorthorns. Schuylkill.
Sr. Year Heifer: 1. Craig Hostetler,
Schuylkill; 2. Jessica M. Whiting, Lawrence.
Jr. Champion; Aristocrat Syndicate
Youth Jr. Champion: James C. Young.
Reserve Jr. Champion: Christine Young.
Youth Res. Jr. Champion; Jennifer
Miller.
3or 4 Dry Cow: 1 James Young, Cum
berland, 2 Hiden Acres Milking Shorthorns,
Schuylkill, 3 Maggie L Whiting, Clarion
5 or Over Dry Cow: 1 James Young
Cumberland, 2 Maggie L. Whiting, Clarion
2 & Linder 3 Cow: 1 Chnstme Young,
Cumberland, 2 Hiden Acres Milking Shor
thorns, Schuylkill, 3 Hiden Acres Milkng
Shorthorns, Schuylkill
3 & Under 4 Cow: 1 Christine Young,
Cumberland, 2 Jessica M Whiting,
Lawrence
4 & Under 5 Cow; 1. Chnstme Young.
Cumberland; 2. Hiden Acres Milking Shor
thorns. Schuylkill, 3 Bridget K Whiting,
Lawrence
5 & Over Cow: 1 . James Young, Cumber
land; 2 Maggie L Whiting, Clarion
Champion Uddtr: Christine Young,
Cumberland.
Shorthorn Sr. Champion; James Young
Cumberland.
Youth Sr. Champion: Christine Young
Reserve Sr. Champion: Christine Young
Youth Res. Sr. Champion: Christine
Young
Grand Champion: James Young
Youth Grand Champion; Christine
Young
Rea. Grand Champion: Chnstme Young
Youth Ras. Grand Champion: Christine
Young
Premier Breeder: Christine Young
Premier Exhibitor: Christine Young
Exhibitor Herd: 1 James Young, 2
Hiden Acres Milking Shorthorns. 3 Maggie
L Whiting
GUERNSEY
Junior Call; 1 Scott & Elsie Wolff, Lan
caster, 2 Karen Wolfgang, Berks. 3 Ooyle
R Hostetler, Lancaster.
Senior Calf: 1 Rutter Bros. York, 2 Elsie
Wolff & Berneta Gable, Lancaster, 3 Amber
Clark, Bedford
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