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chapter in Adams County. Hess
won with her junior three-year-old
Lake Lane Penny B.
The reserve grand champion
Brown Swiss was Swamp Creek
Jill, a senior fall yearling shown
by Melissa L. Brantner, who
belongs to the Chambersburg
chapter of Franklin County.
Brantncr’s animal also was the
junior champion for the Brown
Swiss. The reserve junior champ
ion was Hess’ senior fall calf Mea
dow Hill Emory Leah ET.
In the Guernsey event, the
grand champion and senior
champion was Herbert H. Hoffe
ditz of the Conococheague chapter
of Franklin County and his four
year-old Hoffeditz View Pride
Queen.
The Guernsey reserve grand
champion and reserve senior
champion was Hoffeditz as well
with his junior two-year-old Leba
non Valley Here Mira.
The Guernsey junior champion
was Holly L. Henning of the Blue
Ridge chapter and her winter
intermediate yearling Hooverville
Frank Romona.
The winner of the county group
award for the Guernseys was
Franklin County.
Franklin County also won the
group award in the Jersey
competition.
The grand champion and senior
champion in the Jersey event was
Emily Dietrich of the Shippens
burg chapter in Cumberland
County and her senior three-year
old Carrock Shamu Marshantia.
The reserve grand champion
and reserve senior champion was
Brian E. Reichard of the Blue
Ridge chapter with his junior
three-year-old Reich-Dale Sargent
Ann.
The junior champion for the
Jerseys was Michelle L. Ryan of
the Lower Dauphin chapter in
Dauphin County and her fall
senior yearling Sheriff Emerald of
Bryncoed. The reserve junior
champion was Christopher Reich
ard and his spring junior calf Les
ters Brenda of Gaywind.
Michelle Ryan was named
champion owner-breeder for her
dry cow in the two-year and over
class Bryncoed Fyn Burt Echo.
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Spring chapter in Cumberland
County won the grand champion
and senior champion and champ
ion owner-breeder awards for the
Milking Shorthorn competition
with her four-year-old Three
Springs Ashley.
The reserve grand champion
and reserve senior champion for
the Milking Shorthorns was James
C. Young of the Big Spring chap
ter with his Three Springs Kay,
which was in the class for animals
six years old and older.
The junior champion for the
Milking Shorthorns was James
Young and his winter intermediate
calf Horizon Royal Shelly-EXP.
The reserve junior champion was
Jennifer Miller of the Big Spring
chapter and her spring junior calf
Horizon Enhancer Rozlyn-EXP.
The county group award for
Milking Shorthorns went to Cum
berland County.
In the Holstein event, the grand
champion and senior champion
was Christopher Rcichard with his
senior three-year-old C Keyeseel
Mattador Denise. The reserve
grand champion and reserve
senior champion was Meranda
Jayne Dum of the West Perry
chapter in Perry County with her
Dumbelle Royal Maggie, an ani
mal in the class for dry cows two
years and over.
Christopher Reichard also was
the junior champion for Holsteins
with his winter intermediate calf
Majesty Prelude Ellen. Adam A.
Gross of the Kennard-Dale chap
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reserve junior champion with his
spring junior yearling Woodbine
Elmer Eve.
The champion owner-breeder
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Melissa Brantner and her junior
three-year-old Brandy-0 Donna
Jiffy Butter.
, Franklin County won the coun
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The chapter Goodhousekeeping
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Spring. The county Goodhouse
keeping Award went to Cumber
land County.
The judge for the show was
Larry Swartz, a sire analyst for
Atlantic Breeders.
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BROWN SWISS
Fall Stnler Calf: First, Joy Hess.
Fall Senior Yearling: First, Melissa
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GUERNSEY
Spring Junior Yoarling: First, Holly
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Junior Two-Yssr-Old: First, Herbert
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Junior Thrse-Yesr-Old: First, Melissa
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Four-Year-Olds: First, Herbert Hoffeditz.
JERSEY
Spring Junior Calf: First, Christopher
Reichard.
' Wtntar Intermediate Call: First, Cory
Mellon.
Fall Santor Call: First, Curtis Relchard.
Spring Junior Yoarling: First, Emily
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Fall Sanlor Yearling: First, Michelle
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Dry Cow Two Years and Over. First,
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Junior Two-Yaar-Old: First, Cory Mellot;
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Senior Two-Year-Old: First, Bradley
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Junior Thraa-Yaar-Old: First, Brian
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Senior Thrae-Yaar-Old: First, Emily
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Four-Year-Old: First, Cory Mellon; sec
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fourth, Belinda Geesaman.
MILKING SHORTHORN
Spring Junior Cali: First, Jennifer Miller.
Winter Intermediate Calf: First, James
Young.
Fall Senior Call: First, Jennifer Miller.
Summer Yoarling: First, James Young.
Winter Intermediate Yearling: First, Jen
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Fall Sanlor Yearling: First, Christine
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Senior Two-Yaar-Old: First, Christine
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Four-Yoar-Old: First, Christine Young.
Herbert Hoffeditz had the
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Winter Intarmadiata Call: First, Christo
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Summer Yearling: First, Robert Helman;
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