FG-Lancaster Farming, Saturday, August 14,1993
BETH MILLER
Cumberland Co. Correspondent
SHIPPENSBURG (Cumberland
Co.) —Denise Martin of Chambcrs
burg showed her talent by taking the
senior champion honor in the open
event at the recent Shippensburg
Fair' Jersey Show.
Martin won that award by show
ing Bridon Just Leta, an animal in
the 6-year-old and older class.
The reserve senior champion
award in the open contest went to
Doug and Beth Rheinhait of Cham
bersburg for their junior 2-ycar-old,
Quest-End Frankie Cameo.
• a Ji itplon- Jersey of the Shlppensburg
Fair, while Curtis Relchard shows the reserve FFA Junior
champion.
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Wicker to show the reserve grand champion Jersey of the
Shlppensburg Fair, while Holly Carbaugh holds the halter of
her grand champion and Diane Myers, Cumberland County
dairy princess, presents awards.
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Ing he and wife Beth as premier exhibitors of the Shlppens
burg Fair Jersey show, while William Dietrich holds his pre
mier breeder award.
Martin’s Aged Jersey Wins Sh‘
In the 4-Hcompeuuon, the senior rescrvc grand champion md
champion and pand champion utles senior £ hampion a 'ards in
WA cvent went to Brian g
md her 4-year-old. Canock Sooner Rcichard of chambersburg and his
a Mosty. junior 3-year-old Reich-Dale 'Sar-
The reserve semor champion and i canl
| r w Ch r p r awards r ' The best animal bred and owned
went to Rebecca A. Comman of by an exhibitor honor went to Doug
Boiling Springs for her semor Beth for Q^.g^
3-ycar-old Jersey. Red Hills Brad- FranJde Camea
ford G r ‘
iwcn.
Emily Dietrich posted wins in the
FFA event also. She won the FFA
grand champion and senior cham
pion honors with her senior 3-year
old Carrock Shamu Marshantia.
The best udder class award was
captured by Denise Martin for Bri
tton Just Leta.
The judge for the show was Mike
Stiles of Wavcriy Farms in Clear
brook, VaT, who milks 27S register
ed Jerseys, farms 400 acres and has
SOO head of cattle.
In the junior competition, Holly
Carbaugh of Chambersburg won the
open and 4-H champion awards with
her spring yearling Pleasant Valley
Starbuck Candice.
The FFA junior champion was
Christopher A. Reichard of Waynes
boro with his spring calf Lesters
Brenda of Gaywind.
The junior open reserve champion
was J. Craig Wicker of Centre Hall
with his summer yearling. Four
Springs Admiral Amber.
Jim Crouse of Chambersburg was
the 4-H reserve junior champion
with his fall calf Pleasant Valley
Starbuck Bambi. The FFA reserve
junior champion was Curtis L.
Reichard of Waynesboro with his
fall calf, Reich-Dale Opportunity
Goldie.
JERSEY SHOW
Spring Call: Pint, Jennifer Kailarman;
aecond, Emily Dietrich: third, Christopher
Relchard.
Winter Call: First, Heather Carbaugh;
second, J. Craig Wicker; third, Dough and
Beth Rhelnhart
Fall Call; First, Jim Crouse; second, Curtis
Reichard; third, Doug and Beth Rhelnhart.
Summer Yearling: First, J. Craig Wicker;
Curtis Reichard; third, Pleasant Valley Jer
sey.
Spring Yearling: First, -Holly Caibaugh;
second, J. Craig Wicksr; third, Rebecca
Cornman.
.Winter Yearling: Doug and Betti Rheln
hart; second, Tristan Dietrich; third. Jack
Rotz.
Fall Yearling: First, Pleasant Valley Jer
sey; second J. Craig Wicker.
Dry Cows Four Years and Under: First,
Doug Martin: second, Curtis Reichard.
Dry Cows Flvs Years and Oldsr; First,
Doug and Beth Rheinhart; jecond, Tina Mar
tin.
Junior Two-Year-Old: First, Doug and
Beth Rheinhart; second, Doug Martin; third,
lan Dietrich.
Senior Two-Year-Old: First, Doug and
Beth Rheinheart; second, Jack Rotz; third,
David Carbaugh.
Junior Threo-Yaar-Old: First Brian Reich
ard; second, Melanie Dietrich.
Senior Three-Yaar-Old: First, Emily Diet
rich; second, Rebecca Cornman: third, Doug
and Beth Rheinhart
Four-Year-Old: First, Emily Dietrich; sec
ond, Doug Martin; third, Doug and Beth
Rheinhart.
Flve-Ysar-Old: First, Doug and Both
Rheinhart.
Slx-Year-Old and Oldsr: First. Denies
Martin; second, Doug and Beth Rheinhart;
third. Melanie Dietrich.
Dietrich Gets
Grand On
Final Try
BETH MILLER
Cumberland Co.
Correspondent
SHIPPENSBURG (Cumberland
Co.) Melanie Dietrich of New
burg came away the big winner in
the colored breeds Pitting and
showing competition at the Ship
pensburg Fair, held the last week
of July.
Dietrich won the grand champ
ion shower and fitter title in the
contest that drew about 30 4-H
and FFA contestants from Cum
berland and Franklin counties.
Her victory mariced Dietrich’s
last opportunity to win because
she will be too old to compete in
the 4-H and FFA event at next
year’s fair.
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From the right, Emily Dietrich shows the FFA grand
champion Jersey of the Shlppensburg Fair, while Belinda
Geeseman shows Brian Relchard’s FFA reserve grand
champion.
From the left, Rebecca Comman shows the 4-H reserve
md cha^
From right to left, Holly Caibaugli holds the halter of her
4-H Junior champion Jersey of the Shlppensburg Fair, while
Cunis Relchr"'
From the left, Doug Martin shows his open-division grand
champion Jersey of the Shlppensbutg Fair, while Doug
Reinhart shows the reserve grand champion.