CS-Lancaster Fanning, Saturday, August 14, 1993
Vaccinate To Protect Animals
NEWARK, Del. Whether Barczewski, University of Dela
you own a pet or raise animals ware Cooperative Extensionlives
commercially, proper vaccina- tock specialist “You never know
lions can help ensure your dog, when a problem will arise. Vac
cat horse, cattle, sheep, swine or cines are relatively cheap com
goats lead a healthier, more pro- pared to treatment regimes for dis
ductive life. eases. And once the disease is
“Not vaccinating is like playing contracted, treatment may not be
Russian roulette.” said Dr. Rich effective.”
Colored Breeds Champions
The best udder class was won by
Chris-Gold’s Glas Star Run
Pamela.
In the Milking Shorthorn com
petition, reserve grand champion
and reserve senior champion
awards in both the open and the
4-H contests were won by Melissa
Brantner for her winter calf Wal
nut Hollows Cathy.
There were plenty of awards
handed out in the junior events of
the colored breeds show also.
The Ayrshire junior champion
Open and 4-H awards went to
Heath Ocker for his summer year
ling Ockerdale Milk Machine
Julie. The reserve open junior
champion and FFA champion hon
ors were won by Michael Brandt
for his winter calf Rushing-
Springs Mose Misti. Brandt also
won the FFA reserve junior
champion title with fall calf
Rushing-Springs Perlman Marcia.
In the Brown Swiss junior con
test, Larissa Mcllott won the open
and FFA champion awards with
her winter calf La-Mel-Lo Rocket
Tomeka. The winner of the 4-H
champion and reserve opeh
champion titles was Jeremy Bar
rick Wind Mill Simon Kaitlin. The
4-H reserve champion honor went
to Joshua Barrick of Carlisle for
his spring yearling Wind Mill
Emory Missy. Melissa Brantner
took the FFA reserve champion
title with Swamp Creek Jill.
The open champion award in the
Guernsey junior competition was
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Jeremy Barrick of Carlisle won
the Brown Swiss reserve grand
champion title with his winter
yearling Wind Mill Simon Kaitlin.
Also in the Brown Swiss event,
Mellott’s Pine Hill Simon Meg
won the best tidder award and the
best bred and owned honor went to
Lonnie A. Wickard Of Shippens
burg for his senior 3-year-old Lo-
Vi Nerissa Dotson Norene.
In the Guernsey contest, reserve
grand and reserve senior champion
honors were captured by Chris-
Gold for its senior 3-year-old
Guemdale Fayettes Robin.
The 4-H grand and senior
champion award went to Michael
Hensel for his senior 2-year-old,
Mt.-View Baker Candy. The
reserve grand and reserve senior
champion titles for 4-H went to
John Garber 111 of Waynesboro for
his senior 2-year-old, Hooverville
Alfs Rose Anne.
In the FFA Guernsey event, the
grand and senior champion honors
went to Melissa Brantner and her
junior 3-year-old Franks Princess
Di. The reserve grand and reserve
senior FFA awards were won by
Holly Henning of Waynesboro
with her winter yearling, Hoover
ville Frank Ramona.
The best Guernsey bred and
owned by an exhibitor award went
to Donald A. McCullogh of New
ville for his summer yearling,
McCullogh’s Command Delight
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