DB-Umcast«r Farming, Saturday, August 14,1993
LINDA WILLIAMS
Bedford Co. Correspondent
MARTINS BURG (Blair Co.)
It was a long 4-H cow competi
tion day at the Morrison Cove
Dairy Show held on Wednesday,
August 4. '
Judges Alan Hostetler of Ann
ville and Kirby Horst of New
manstown gave the “Best Owned
and Bred.” Holstein award to Mat
thew Black who won the supreme
champion award at Tuesday’s
FFA Show.
Black said it was the first time
he had ever achieved honors this
high.
The colored breed champion,
an Ayrshire, was owned by Rachel
McCutcheon.
Lory Baker had the supreme
champion, a three-year-old Hol
stein.
Reserve grand champion Hol
stein was a four-year-old owned
by John David Kelly.
Erin Shaw won the junior
champion award and Ashley
Black, reserve junior.
Holstein
Other top three Holstein awards
were given as follows:
Junior Calvea: Angela Frederick, Rachel
Fox and Ernie Bert, Jr.
Intermediate Calvae; Ashley Black,
Joshua Smith, and Rebecca Kelly.
Senior Calves: Erin Shaw, John David
Kelly, and Enc Frederick.
Summer Ysartlnga: John David Kelly and
Doreen Delp.
Junior Ysartlnga: Jennifer Frederick,
Heather Hoover, and Roger Stock.
Intermediate Yearlings: Renee Baker,
Audrey Fox, and Mchelle Sdlenberger.
Senior Yearlings: Angela Frederick, Joe
Sun. and Chris Sdlenberger.
Junior Two-Year-Olde: Wesley Metzker.
Senior Two-Year-Olde: John David Kel
ly, Eleanor Baker, and Joe Stitt.
Junior Three-Year-OMs: Lory Baker, Re
becca Kelly, and Matt Black.
Senior Throe-Year-Olds: Renee Baker.
Feur-Year-Otds: John David Kelly and
Joe SdtL
Dry Coats: Joe Stitt and Adam Frederick.
John David Kelly placed first in
best herds and Joe Stitt, second.
Blair County Holstein grand
champion was owned by John D.
Kelly.
Guernsey
Grand champion Guernsey, a
dry aged cow, was owned by Aar
on Gable. His sister. Amber, had
reserve grand, a three-year-old.
The Clarks are from Snider’s
Golden Guernsey Farm in New
P&N Packing, in Terrytown, for
$2.20 per pound.
The 278-pound reserve grand
champion was shown by Lillian
Lunde and sold to Hatfield Quality
Meats Inc. for $2.10 per pound.
Geoff Powell
the Troy Fair.
4-H Dairy Show Held At Martinsburg
Enterprise.
Melissa Morrow showed the
“Best Owned and Bred,” a senior
yearling named Hillside Smokey
Octavia.
Melissa also had the best
Guernsey junior herd.
In other Guernsey competition
it was;
Junior Calvoo: Kandy Gablo.
Intermediate Calves; Kristi Snldar and
Kristi Morrow.
Senior Calvta: Amber Clark.
Senior Yearlings: Jan Snider.
Junior Yearlings: Amber Clark, Corinne
Snare, and Melissa Morrow.
Intermediate Yearlings: Aaron Gable,
Mary Morrow.
Senior Yearlings: Melissa Morrow.
Junior Two-Ysar-Olda: Matt Morrow,
Apryle Hoover.
Senior Two-Year-Olds: Matt Morrow and
Apiyle Hoover.
Thres-Ysar-Olds: Amber Clark.
Four-Yaar-Olds: Sniders Gunners Im
plore.
Dry Cows: Aaron Gable, Melissa Morrow,
who was also Blair County Guernsey
Champion.
The Jersey Best Owned and
Bred was a two-year-old owned
by Leslie Bailey, Les-Lee Brass
Top Pammy Tootsie.
Kendy Gable, of New Enter
prise showed the grand champion
Jersey and Lee Bailey, the reserve
grand.
Lee Bailey showed the inter
mediate calf for the junior cham
pion and Leslie Bailey picked up
the reserve junior champion
award.
Other Jersey awards were:
Junior Calvts: Kendy Gable, Leslie Bail
ey, and Amber lemin.
Intermediate Calvaa; Lee Bailey and
Man Lemin.
Senior Calves: Amber Lemin.
First place In each of the breeds went to: Jennifer Frederick, Holstein; Joe Stitt,
Brown Swiss; Aaron Gable, Guernsey; Kendy Gable, Jersey; Rachel McCutcheon,
Ayrshire; Mark Goshom, Milking Shorthorn.
yearling owned by Bobby Jo Jason Heeler won in Summer
Schilling and reserve junior was a Yearlings and Junior Two-Year
junior yearling owned by Edna Olds. Monica Goshom was fust in
Schilling. Four-Year-Olds.
Other Ayrshire awards: - Brown Swiss
Junior Caivoo: Edna Schilling. joe Stitt had the “Best Bred and
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Senior Yearlings: Bobby Schilling. Swiss. Stitt took the grand Cham-
Sonior Two-Y*ar-oidr Linda Schilling. pfon prize and reserve grand went
Dry c “** : Rachei McCutcheon. James Schiling for a three-year-
Milkmg Shorthorn o j d
Mark Goshom edged out his Brandy Homing took home
sister, Monica for the grand junior champion with hcr Love
champion milking shorthorn Haven Dotson Davita and reserve
aw ., , , .... . grand went to Paul Downs.
Mark also took the junior cham- Bn)wn Swiss awards:
Pi°n and Ja «* Heeler, re- Junlor Schilling,
serve junior. Intormodlato Caivoo: Brandy Homing,
Mark won in Senior Calves, and u ,
sssaxwsjsr
Troy Livestock Fair
Summer Yearlings: Amber Lemin and
Matt Lemin.
Junior Yearlings; Leslie Bailey and Am
ber Lemin.
Intermediate Yearlings: Amber Lemin
and Traci Brumbaugh.
Senior Yearlings: Aaron Frederick and
Amber Lemin.
Junior Two-Year-Olds: Leslie Bailey.
Senior Two-Year-Olda: Sherri Lynn
Hoover.
Junior Threa-Year-Olde: Lee Bailey.
Senior Thrss-Year-Olds: Kendy Gable.
Ayrshire “Best Bred and Own
ed,” was picked up by Rachel Mc-
Cutcheon. McCutcheon was. also
awarded the grand champion prize
for her dry cow, McCutcheons
MKF Rebel Rebe. Linda Schilling
was reserve champion.
Junior champion was a senior
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The grand champion steer was
shown by Neil Gilliland. The
1,390-pound Angus sold to Wya
lusing Livestock Sales for $1 per
pound.
The 1,232-pound reserve grand
tampion market lamb of
Jersey
Ayrshire
Champion In showing Included: Erin Shaw, Lory Ann Baker. Jan Snider, and Jen
nifer Frederick.
champion steer was shown by Rob
Gilliland and bought by Troy Sales
for BS.7S cents per pound.
The 128-pound grand champion
market lamb was shown by Kendra
Moore and sold to Farm Credit for
$4.10 per pound. The reserve
grand champion lamb, shown by
Geoff Powell, weighed 129
pounds and was bought by Troy
Veterinarian Hospital for $2 per
pound.
There was also some additional
support coming from buyers who
stretched the use of their purchases
by offering them up'again on the
auction block with proceeds
targeted for helping the county 4-H
livestock program youth, either
through scholarships or other
means.
Wayne Tuscarora and Rolling
Acres Farm, of Wysox, each pur
chased a hog and resold the animal
with all re-sale money going to the
county 4-H.
During the lamb sale, there were
two lambs purchased by Wayne
Tuscarora, and one bought by Pel
ton Trucking which were resold to
support 4-H.
A number of buyers provided
considerable support in addition to
purchasing champions.
Kendra Moor* holds steady her grand champion market
iamb which was sold to Lynn Chubbuqk, representing
Northeastern Farm Credit, who drapes the champion ban*
ner over the back of the animal.
bcnnng.
Junior Two-Yoar-Oldt; Audroy Fox.
Junior Throo-Yoar-Oldo: Joo Stitt and
Jarno* Schilling.
A god Com: Water Schilling.
Master Showmen Erin Shaw,
first year; Jan Snider, intermedi
ate; Lory Ann Baker, junior; and
Jennifer Frederick, senior.
First in Blair County was Erin
Shaw for the First Year trophy.
Junior Showmen awards went
to Amanda Sollenberger, Blair
County and Kendy Gable, Bed
ford. •
Leslie Bailey was first in Inter
mediate in Blair and Jan Snider in
Bedford.
Jennifer Frederick won the Sen
ior Blair County award and Kristi
Snider, the Bedford prize.