Delaware Valley College Shows Supreme At Allentown
(Continued from Pago A2S)
SUMMER YEARLING: IJDdiwn Valley Col
lege; ZRuaaaU Miller, 3.Heather Miller
JR YEARLING: I.Stacy Dietrich; Eleven Diet
rich; S.William Millar
INTERMEDIATE YEARUNO: 1 .Delaware
Valley Co 11 age; ZS harm on Semmel; 3 .Stave
Dielridi
SR YEARUNO: l.Slacy Dietrich; 2.Seth Wolf
gang; 3JtueeaU Miller
JUNIOR CHAMPION: Stacy Dietrich
RESERVE JR CHAMP: Delaware Valley
College
JR GET; Ruaaell Miller. ZHeidi Miller
DRY COW; l.Ruaaall Miller. ZHaidi Miller
JR 2-YR-OLD: 1 Heather MUer, ZPaul Semmel;
3 .Henry Millar
SR 2-YR-OLO: 1 Delaware Valley College;
2.Steven Dietrich; 3.Keren Wolfganag
3- 1 .Delaware Valley College;
Z.Shannon Semmel
4- YEAR-OLD: I.Ruaaell Miller, ZShannon
Semmel; 3Hattiy Miller
AGED COW; 1 .Delaware Valley College; ZRua
adl Miller; 3.Patil Semmel
BEST UDDER: l.Delaware Valley College;
2.Delaware Valley College; 3.Delaware Valley
College
SENIOR CHAMPION: I.Delaware VaUey
College
RESERVE SR CHAMPION: 2.Delaware
Valley College
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or at The Solaneo Fair Sept. IBth thru 17th
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GRAND CHAMPION: Delaware VaUey College
RESERVE GRAND CHAMPION: Delaware
Valley College
BEST 3 FEMALES: 1 .Delaware Valley College;
ZRuaeeU Miller, 3iUdi Miller
SR GET: RuaaaU Miller
r ROUDCE OF DAM: 1 Heather MiUer, ZPaul
Semmel; 3 .Henry Millar
DAM, DAUGHTER: 1 Delaware VaUey Col
lege; 2 .Ruaaall Miller, 3 .Henry Miller
JERSEY
BULL CALF: l.hGldrad Seada
CHAMPION BULL; Mildred Seada
JR CALF; 1-Pattl Plummer, 2J£ldred Secda;
3-Tarik Oaf&tey
INTERMEDIATE CALF: l.Paul Plummer,
2.Katie Harwich
SR CALF: Heath MiUer, 2.Tarik Oaffitey
JR YEARUNO; lAmy Plummer; ZMUdred
Seeda; SJolane Ccmpagncnc
INTERMEDIATE YEARUNO; l.Paul Plum
mer; ZTarik Gaffney
SR YEARUNO; l.Tarik Oaffitey, 2Jolene
Com pa gn one
JUNIOR CHAMPION; Paul Plummer
RESERVE JR CHAMP: Paul Plummer
JR GET: l.Tarik Gaffney; ZMildred Seeda
DRY COW; l.MUdrad Seeda; ZHealh Miller
JR 2-YR-OLD: I .Paul Plummer
SR 2-YR-OLD: Amy Plummer
3- Amy Plummer
4- YR-OLD: Mildred Seeda
HARDY STOVE
* FURNACE SITS OUTSIDE - 10'
-100' from home/ businesstarn.
* CONVENIENT - Load every 10-
12 hours. Bums logs up to 16"
in diameter & 30* long. Stops'
most log splitting.
* THERMOSTAT CONTROLLED -
Even heat.
‘ EASILY CONNECTS to forced
Air/Hot Water System. Needs
no chimney or water heater.
Heats domestic hot water year
round. Warm months of the year
firing every 6 to 10 days.
• ALLERGIES Caused By Indoor
Burning Of Wood & Coal!)
Keep Fire Damage & Dirt
Outside
AOED COW; 1 Mildred Seeda; ZMUdred Seeda
BEST UDDER; 1 .Mildred Seeda; 2-MUdrad
Seeda; 3*Healh Miller
SENIOR CHAMPION; Amy Plummer
RESERVE SR CHAMPION: Mildred Seeda
GRAND CHAMPION: Amy Plummer
RESERVE GRAND CHAMP; Mildred Seeda
BEST 3; Mildred Seeda
PRODUCE OF DAM: IMUdred Seeda; 2Amy
Plummer, 3.Paul Plummer
DAM, DAUGHTER: 1 Mildred Seeda; ZTarik
Oaffitey; 3 Heath MiUer
4-H Show
AYRSHIRE
JR CALF: l.Selh Wolfgang
SR CALF: 1 Heath MiUer
SR YEARUNO: I .Seth Wolfgang
JUNIOR CHAMP; Heath Miller
RESERVE JR CHAMP; Seth Wolfgang
DRY COW; LSelh Wolfgang; ZSelh Wolfgang
JR 2-YR-OLO; I.Heath Miller
3-YR-OLD: Heath MiUer
SENIOR CHAMPION: Seth Wolfgang
RESERVE SR CHAMP: Heath MiUer
GRAND CHAMPION: Seth Wolfgang
RESERVE GRAND CHAMP; Heath MiUer
BROWN SWISS
JR CALF: Katie Sterner
SR HEIFER CALF: Frank Miller
JR YEARLING: Katie Sterner
INTERMEDIATE YEARLING: Jonathon
Sterner
JUNIOR CHAMPION: Katie Sterner
RESERVE JR CHAMP: Katie Sterner
DRY COW: Frank Miller
JR 2-YR-OLD: Frank Miller
SR 2-YR-OLD: 1 Jonathon Sterner, 2.Katie Ster
ner
4-YR-OLD: Katie Sterner
AGED COW: 1-Frank Miller
SR CHAMPION: Jonathon Steiner
RESERVE SR CHAMP: Katie Steiner
GRAND CHAMPION: Jonathon Steiner
RESERVE GRAND CHAMP; Katie Sterner
GUERNSEY
JR CALF: 1 -Karen Wolfgang; 2-Karen Wolfgang
SR CALF: Karen Wolfgang
JR YEARLING: Karen Wolfgang
INTERMEDIATE YEARLING: Karen
Wolfgang
SR YEARLING: Karen Wolfgang
JUNIOR CHAMPION: Karan Wolfgang
RESERVE JR CHAMP: Karen Wolfgang
GRAND CHAMPION; Karan Wolfgang
HOLSTEIN
JR CALF; 1-Heath Miller, ZLizzie Moaer
INTERMEDIATE CALF: 1 -Heidi Miller; 2-Seth
Wolfgang
SR CALF; I.Stacy Dietrich; 2-Heather Miller
SUMMER YEAURNG: I.Heather Miller
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JR YEARLING: 1 .Stacy Dietrich; 2.William _____
KfiUtr JERSEY
INTERMEDIATE YEARLING: l.Shannon ™ CALF: PlumMr > 2T,rik Gaffney:
Semmal; iSucy Dietrich; 3 .Heidi MUler . „
SR YEARUNO: LSlecy Dietrich; 2.Selh Wolf- ™ERMEDIATE CALF: l.Peul mummer;
.ana; 3-H*idi Mill.. l-Klti* Harwich
JUNIOR CHAMPION: Sucy Dietrich SR IJHuth Miller, 2.Terik Gaffitey
RESERVE JR CHAMP: 1 .Heidi MiUer JR YR^ RIJ N Q ’ 1 „
DRY COW: Heidi MUler INTERMEDIATE YEARUNO; Uhiul Plum-
JR 2-YEAR-OLD: LHetther Miller, Henry Mill- mer ’ 2 T,rik aMu y
„ ur-ir * SR YEARUNO: Terik Oeffitey
SR 2-YR-OLD: 1 JCeren Wolfgang; 2.Heidi junior CHAMPION: Paul pjumoer
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M il SR 2-YR-OLD: Amy Plummer
SR CHAMPION: Amy Plummer
RESERVE SR CHAMP: Amy Plummer
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Tour Looks At
The Whole Picture
ENGLEWOOD. Colo. Deci
sions made by U.S. sheep produc
ers ultimately affect domestic and
international buyers, said particip
ants of the recent American Sheep
Industry Association Tall Timber
Tour.
End-users such as fashion
designers, industrial manufactur
ers, wool buyers, and legislative
representatives spent two-and-a
half days interacting with produc
ers and addressing issues con
fronting the wool industry. Group
members said they gained a new
perspective of the sheep industry
as they took a look at the whole
picture from start to finish.
“Learning the other person’s
perspective is helpful in building
coalitions within an industry,”
said Joe Helle, Wool Council
chair. “Sheep producers also were
given the opportunity to hear the
concerns of the wool buyer and
end-user. This type of interchange
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is beneficial to the industry as a
whole.”
Participants experienced a
sheep-shearing demonstration,
saw shorn wool being classed and
skirted, sheep grazing on public
lands, and enjoyed a delectable
lamb barbecue. Extensive group
discussions were held as particip
ants voiced concerns and debated
crucial issues facing the wool
industry.
Among topics of importance
were the North American Free
Trade Agreement, the General
Agreement on Tariffs and Trade,
polypropylene contamination, and
new industrial uses for' Wool.
“Opinions and perceptions were
as diverse as the group itself,” said
Gene Brune, American Sheep
Industry president. “These ses
sions allowed the group of brain
storm ideas that would enhance
the industry and ultimately their
livelihood.”