s Supreme A (Continued from Page A 24) junior champion. Heath Miller showed the junior champion. In the open Brown Swiss show. Carl Miller showed the grand champion and junior champions, while Russell Miller showed the reserve grand champion and Katie Sterner showed the reserve junior champion. Jonathon Sterner showed the grand champion bull. In the Guernsey breed, Carl Miller showed the senior champ ions and the grand and reserve grand champion animals. Karen Wolfgang showed the junior and reserve junior Guernseys. In the Holstein competition. Delaware Valley not only showed the grand champion, but also the reserve senior and grand, and the reserve junior champion. Stacy Dietrich showed the junior champion, while Steven Dietrich showed the grand champion bull. In the Jersey breed, Amy Plummer showed the grand champion, while Mildred Seeds showed the reserve grand champion and the champion bull. Paul Plummer showed both the junior and reserve junior champions. ALLENTOWN FAIR Open Dairy Show Results AYRSHIRE JR CALF; l.Seth Wolfgang SR CALF; I.Keith Miller SUMMER YEARLING; 1-Amy Wolfgang ' SR YEARUNO HEIFER; l.Seth Wolfging JR CHAMPION; Keith Miller RESERVE JR CHAMPION: Seth Wolfging DRY COW: l.Seth Wolfging; 2,501 h Wolfging JR 2-YR-OLD: 1 .Keith Miller 3- YR-OLD: I.Heath Miller, 2Amy Wolfging 4- YR-OLD: 1. Deli wire Villey College; 2.Cirl Miller AGED COW: 1.C.rl Miller, ICiil MiUer BEST UDDER: 1 .DeUwire Villey, ZHcath MUler, 3. Amy Wolfging SR CHAMPION; Delaware Villey Chillmge RESERVE SR CHAMPION: Seth Wolfging GRAND CHAMPION; Delawro ViUey College RESERVE GRAND CHAMPION: Seth Wolfging BEST 3: 1 .Heath Miller, 2.Carl Miller PRODUCE OF DAM: LHeith Miller. 2.Selh Wolfgang; 3.Citl Miller DAM, DAUGTHER; Seth Wolfging; 2.Heith Miller, 3 Ctrl Miller BROWN SWISS BULL CALF: 1 Jonathon Sterner CHAMPION BULL; Jonathon Sterner JR CALF: 1 Katie Sterner SR CALF: 1 .Frank Miller SUMMER YEARUNO: I .Carl Miller, 2.RuueU Miller JR YEARUNO; UUde Sterner, 2.Carl Miller INTERMEDIATE YEARUNO; I Jonathan Sterner JR CHAMPION: Carl Miller RESERVE JR CHAMPION: Kide Sterner DRY COW: LFrank Miller JR 2-YR-OLD: I.Fnnk MiUer SR 2-R-OLD: 1 .Delaware Valley College; 2Jonathon Sterner, 3.Kitie Sterner 4-YR-OLD: I.Carl MUler, ZJonathon Sterner AGED COW; l.Carl MiUer, IRuaieU MUler, 3.RuaaeU Milller BEST UDDER; l.Carl MiUer; RuueU Milller. S.Delawire VaUey College SENIOR CHAMPION: l.Cirl MiUer RESERVE SR CHAMP: 1 .RuueU MiUer GRAND CHAMPION: Carl Miller RESERVE GRAND CHAMP: RuueU MUler BEST 3; l.Cirl Miller, 2JtuneU MUler SR GET: LCarl Miller PRODUCE OF DAM: I.Katie Sterner, ZCirl Miller, 3.RuueU MUler DAM, DAUGHTER: l.Cirl MUler, ZRuueU MiUer, S.Ftank MUler GUERNSEY JR CALF: IJCann Wolfgang; 2JEm Wolfgang SR CALF: IJCann Wolfgang; ZBnnda Wolfgang JUNIOR YEARLING: IJCann Wolfgang INTERMEDIATE YEARLING: I .Karen Wolfgang SR YEARUNG; IJCann Wolfgang JUNIOR CHAMPION: Karan Wolfgang RESERVE JR CHAMP: Karan Wolfgang JR GET: Karan Wolfgang 4-YR-OLD: l.Cad Millar, 2-Cari Miller AGED COW; l.Cai) Miller SENIOR CHAMPION: Call Miller RESERVE SR CHAMPION: Cart Miller GRAND CHAMPION: Cart NGUer RESERVE GRAND CHAMP: Oil Miller BEST 3 FEMALES: Karan Wolfgang DAM, DAUGHTER; Cad Miller HOLSTEIN BULL CALF: 1 .Heidi Miller YEARLING BULL; 1-Steven Dietrich CHAMPION BULL: Steven Dietrich IR CALF: IHetlh Miller; 2Xizzie Moeer INTERMEDIATE CALF: 1 Heidi Miller. 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