A2O-Lancaster Farming, Saturday, September 25, 1993 Miss Magic Fair Wins (Continued from Pago A 1) 3.3 percent fat on a first lactation of 30S days. The reserve senior and reserve grand champion was 5-year-old Pcnn.-Gate Beautician Clara, shown by Penn-Gate Farm. Penn- Gate is run by Robert Gift, daught er Christine and son-in-law Steve Wood, and hired man Richard Lehman. The sire to the reserve grand champion was Happy Herd Beautician. The junior champion Holstein, in both the adult and junior member (youth) shows was a wint er yearling shown by Danielle Sparling, of Troy. Her Maple-Falt Ares Rosie was also a bred and owned animal, sired by Lylehaven Ares-ET. The reserve junior champion was a spring yearling shown by Lynn and Bonnie Miller, of Royal Haven farm, in Towanda. Their Royal-Haven Inspire Quill, is a Hanover-Hill Inspiration daught er. The Millers also showed another Hanover Hill Inspiration spring yearling to take second place in the class. The youth show grand champ ion was a 6-year-old Walk-A-Way Fond Reliance daughter, Cove- Run Reliance Gloria, shown by Ty Christman, of Chambersburg. It was class winner for both the open and junior division shows. The reserve grand champion Holstein of the junior division show was a junior 3-year-old shown by Lory Ann Baker, of Petersburg. Globe-Run CB Top gun Oslo, sired by a farm-raised bull, Globe-Run Warden Topgun. It was also the firstplace class win From the left, Penn-Gate Holstelns was the the winner of both the premier exhibitor and breeder awards. From the The champion Holstelns of the youth division show, are, from, left Is Robert Gift, Steven and Christine Wood; and Richard zabeth Walton, reserve Junior champion; and Danielle Sparling, with the Lqhman. tier of the open show, and the best bred and owned of the junior division. The reserve junior champion animal was a bred-and-owned spring calf, Towcr-Vue Counselor Elle, shown by Elizabeth Walton, of Carlisle. Another award presented during the fall show is a total performance recognition, given in memory of long-time Holstein breed suppor ter George Knight. This year’s recipients of the award were Mike and Cindy Weimer, of Emlenton. PENNSYLVANIA HOLSTEIN FALL CHAMPIONSHIP OPEN SHOW Spring Call: 1. Elteabalh Walton; 2. Chrladna Wood-Pam Gala; 3. Mark a David Campball. Winter Calf: 1. E. Richard Badnaraki: 2. Jannifar Katlarman; 3. Mtehaai a Patrick Caray. Fall Calf: 1. Thomaa MoCaulay; 2. R. Thompaon a Shirtay Trimmer; 3. Willard I. MauaL Sumnwr Yaarilng: 1. D Baatty a A. Ctay poota; 2. Andraaw Badnaraki; 3. Rachal Tania. Spring Yaarilng: 1. Jannifar Eahalman; 2. Lynn a Bonnla Millar; 3. Trey D. Young. Winter Yaarilng: 1. Danlalla Sparling; 2. Bryan T. Hoatattan 3. Donald a Joanna Sloltzfua. Fall Yaarilng: 1. Manhaw R. Paaaa; 2. Dlxla Lynn Doll; 3. Fanlaayland Holaialna. Junior Baal Thraa Famalaa: 1. Pann Gata Farm; 2. Idaal Holataina; 3. Badnaraki Farm. Junior Champion: Sparling. Raoarva Junior Champion: Millar. Dry Cow 4 a Undor: 1. Gor-Wbod-D; 2. Dianna S. Clock; 3. Staphanla A. Wagnar. Dry Caw A A Ovar: 1 . Gor-Wood-D Hola tama; 2. Matthaw Curtia: 3. Charann Foatar. 3-YR-OLD Futurity: 1 .Barbara Raialngar A Heidi Millar; 2.Pann Gata; 3.Bavarly Meyara Junior Two Year Old: 1. Chriatina Wood Pann Gata; 2. Thomaa A. McCauley; 3. E. Richard Badnaraki. Senior 2 Year OM: 1. Thomaa MoCaulay; 2. Arthur W. A Ralph E. Moore; 3. Scott Btyar A Don Eaton. Junior Thraa Yaar Old: 1. Lory Ann Bak er; 2. Don Eaton; 3. Megan C. Soudar. From the left, presenting. George. Amy Mearkle, alternate princess, James Burdette, show Judge, and Mike Welmer with son Spencer, and Cindy with daughter Sarah. Mike holds the halter of Solid-Gold Rotate Easter, his 5-year-old which won the distinction. From the left, Jennifer Grimes, stgte dairy princess, holds the senior and grand champion rosettes for Ty Christman, who holds the halter of his grand champion cow of the Junior Holstein member state show, while Lory Ann Baker holds the halter of her reserve grand champion and alternate dairy princesses. Marcl Hamlsh and Amy Mearklr ~~isent the The reserve grand champion Holstein Is shown by the Penn-Gate Farm family. Rep resenting the farm Is, from the left, Richard Lehman, hired man, Robert Gift, and Christine and Steve Wood. Jennifer Grimes, state dairy princess, holds the banner, while Tom Sheaffer Is leadsman, and Amy Mearkle and Marcl Hamlsh, state alternate dairy princesses, present the rosette. champion. i s OAIRV 4 sf junior
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