Southcentral FFA Dairy
BETH MILLER
Cumberland Co. Correspondent
SHIPPENSBURG (Cumber
land Co.) —Jack Rote and Christ
opher Reichard were some of the
big winners during the Southcent
ral District FFA Dairy Show held
at the Shippensbuig Fairgrounds.
Rote, who is a member of the
Blue Ridge FFA chapter in Frank
lin County, was named the grand
champion fitter of the show. He
competed against 13 other contes
tants in the fitting contest to win
that award.
Reichard, who also is a member
of the Blue Ridge chapter, was
chosen as the grand champion
showperson. He competed against
17 other entrants.
For their victories, both Reich
ard and Rote received show hal-
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In the showing and fitting event, the grand
champion and senior champion shower and fit
ter was Elizabeth Walton, with Melanie Dietrich
of Newburg in as the reserve grand and the
reserve senior champion.
The champion intermediate shower and fitter
was David Day of Shippcnsburg. Rebecca Corn
man won the reserve title in the intermediate
event
Sarah Day of Shippensburg was the champion
junior shower and fitter and Scott Walton of
Carlisle was the reserve junior champion.
BROWN SWISS
Spring Junior Calf: First, Mark Fulton; second, Aaron Corn
man; third, Chad Hammond.
Winter intermediate Calf; First, Julie Fulton.
Spring Junior Yearling; First, Joshua Barnck.
Winter Intermediate Yearling: First, Jeremy Barnck
GUERNSEY
Spring Junior Calf; First, Michael Hensel.
Fall Senior Calf: First, Michael Hensel.
Summer Yearling: First, Michael Hensel.
HOLSTEIN
Spring Junior Call: First, Elizabeth Walton; second, Dawn
lekes; third, Sarah Day; fourth, Matthew Day; fifth, Sandra
Anderson.
Winter Intermediate Calf: First. Sarah Day: second, Matth
ew Day; third, Aaron Comman; fourth, Bradley Varner; fifth,
Michelle Rhinehart
Fall Sanior Calf: First, Kendra Naugle; aacond, Amanda
Naugla; third, John Leib Jr.; fourth, Patrick Snoke; fifth, Patrick
Snoka.
Summar Yaarllng: First, Matthew Day; second, David Day;
third, Amanda Naugle; fourth, Rebecca Cornman.
Spring Junior Yearling: First, Brian Vamer; second, John
Leib Jr.
Winter Intermediate Yearling; First, Julie Dyarman; sec
ond, Melinda Alexander.
Fall Sanior Yaarllng; First, Steve Sites.
Dry Cow Two-Years and Oven First, Julie Dyarman; sec
ond, Craig Walton; third, Craig Walton.
Junior Two-Yaar-Old: First, Elizabeth Walton; second,
Craig Walton; third, Sandra Anderson; fourth, Julie Dyarman;
fifth, Craig Walton.
Sanior Two-Yaar-Old: First, Michelle Naugle; second, Paul
Dyarman 111.
Junior Thrse-Year-Old: First, Craig Walton.
Sanior Thrse-Year-Old: First, Bradley Varner; second,
Julie Dyarman.
Four-Vaar-Old: First, Matthew Day; second, Kendra Nau
gle; third, John Leib Jr.
Flve-Yaar-Old: First, Julie Dyarman; second, Brian Vamer;
third, John Leib Jr.
JERSEY
Spring Calf; First, Emily Dietrich; second, Rebecca Corn
man; third, Amy Kaucher.
Summer Yaarllng: First. lan Dietrich.
Spring Yearling: First, Tiffany Allen; second, Rebecca
Cornman.
Winter Yearling; First, Tristan Dietrich.
Junior Two-Year-Old: First, lan Dietrich.
Junior Thrse-Year-Old: First, Melanie Dietrich.
Senior Three-Yoar-Old: First, Rebecca Cornman.
Four-Year-Old: First, Emily Dietnch.
Six Years and Oldsr: First, Melanie Dietrich.
AYRSHIRE
Summer Yearling; First, Heather OcKer.
Junior Two-Year-Old: First, Michelle Ocker.
SeniorThree-Year-Old: First, Heath Ocker.
Flve-Yaar-Old; First, Mary Deaven.
Six Years and Older; First, Mary Deaven.
ters from Art Slaver of Pioneer Hi-
Bred International Inc.
In the Brown Swiss competi
jm left, Meranda Dum,. - reserve grand champ
ion Holstein; Christopher Reichard, with the grand champ
ion; and Diane Myers, Cumberland Co. dairy princess.
Reichard also was named master showman of the District
FFA show.
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This is accomplished with a tie-m between the cage suspension rods,
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feature a cage-to-stand mounting on tabs that are built into the leg stands
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Jack Rotz, at halter, received the master fitter award.
Diane Myers, Cumberland Co. dairy princess presented the
ribbons, and Art Staver, Pioneer Hi-Bred International, pre
sented a show halter to both the master showman and the
master fitter.
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Attached to the leg stand. The result is superior strength, alignment and
stability throughout the system.
All of these features allow us to use a leg stand every 10 feet signifi
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