A24-Lincast«r Farming, Saturday, October 2, 1993 Maryland Breeders Dominate Mid-Atlantic Jersey Show HARRISBURG, Dauphin Co. Waverly Farm of Clearbrook, Maryland, received the banners for premier breeder and premier exhibitor at the Mid-Atlantic Reg ional Jersey Show, held last week during the All-American Dairy Show in Harrisburg. The farm also exhibited the reserve champion female, “W F Toptin Slipper," the best senior female bred and owned by the exhibitor. The 30th annual Pennsylvania All-American Dairy Show ran Monday through Thursday at the Farm Show Complex. About 1,000 head of dairy cattle com peted in the Junior Dairy Show on Monday, and 1,700 head of cattle competed in the six open breed shows, vying for $78,000 in premiums. 1993 MID-ATLANTIC REGIONAL JERSEY SHOW Junior Hollar Call; 1. Emily Dietrich, Newburg, PA; 2. Jennifer Kellerman, Centre Hall, PA; 3. S. Lynne Rearlck, Millhelm, PA. Intarmadlata Cali: 1. Heffner, Andrew, MoCummons, Yoder, Fleming, Jefferson, MD; 2. J. Craig & Susan E. Wick er, Centre Hall, PA; 3. Thomas Arrowsmilh, Peach Bottom, PA. Sanlor Halfar Call; 1. Max & Steve Bachelor A Fam., Angola, IN; 2. Jackson Frost, Conewango Valley, NY; 3. Michael Hester, Westminster, MO. Summer Yearling Halfar: 1. Rock Elk Jerseys, Hornby, ONT; 2. Pleasant Valley Jerseys, Chambersburg, PA; 3. Holly Soles-Waverly Farm, Clearbrook, VA. Junior Yearling Halfar; 1. Plumer Amy E., Chalfont, PA; 2. J. Craig A Susan E. Wicker, Centre Hall, PA; 3. Barry Mu lling, Bloomer, Wl. Senior Yearling Halfar: 1. Max & Steve Bachelor Fami ly, Angola, IN; 2. Claire Dufford-Waverly, Clearbrook, VA; 3. VA Associates, Clearbrook, VA. Best Junior Famals Braid A Owned By Exhibitor: 1. Max A Steve Bachelor Family, Angola, IN; 2. Bachelor Farm, Angola, IN; 3. Waverly Farm, Clearbrook, VA. Junior Champion Fsmala: 1. Max A Steve Bachelor Family, Angola, IN. Reserve Junior Chempion Female: 1. Rock Ella Jerseys, Hornby, ONT. Junior Best Three Females: 1. Waverly Farm, Clear brook, VA; 2. J. Craig A Susan E. Wicker, Centre Hall, PA; 3. Kevin Williams, McConnelsville, OH. Cow, 3 Years A Ovsr, Dry: 1. Ginger Doody-Waverly, Clearbrook, VA; 2. Paul Moyer, PA; 3. Scott Youse, Russell Subject, Oley, PA. Senior Yearling Heifer In Milk: 1. Tom Arrowsmilh, Peach Bottom, PA; 2. Michelle L. Ryan, Llnglestown, PA; 3. J. Craig A Susan E. Wicker, Centre Hall, PA. Cow, Junior 2 Year Old: 1. Corey MoConn, Burgetts town, PA; 2. Waverly Farm, Clearbrook, VA; 3. Philip Web ster, Ayersdiff, Quebec, Canada. Cow, Senior 2 Year Old: 1. Todd Stiles-Waverly Farm, Clearbrook, VA; 2. Top Tier Assoc., Larchwood, IA; 3. Rus sell Subject, Scott Youse, Oley, PA. Cow, 3 Years Old: 1. Todd-Soles-Waverly, Clearbrook, VA;2 Jackson Frost, Conewango Valley, NY;3 John Stiles A Sons, Westminster, MD. Cow, 4 Voir* Old; 1. Wayne & Allen Stiles & M Hea, Westminster, MD, 2. Waverly Farm, Clearbrook, VA; 3. Russell Subject, Scott Youse, Oley, PA. Cow, 5 Years Old: 1. Waverly Farm, CiearbrooK, VA; 2. Wayne R. Stiles, Westminster, MD; 3. Waverly Farm, Clear brook, VA. Aged Cow, Six Years It Over: 1. Ralph & Gary Oakes, Jackson Center, PA; 2. Wayne Stiles, Westminster, MO; 3. Alright Jersey, Cochranton, PA. Best Senior Female, Brad And Owned By Exhibitor: 1. Waverly Farm, Clearbrook, VA; 2. Ralph T. Oakes, Jack son Center, PA; 3. Waverly Farm, Clearbrook, VA. Senior Champion Female: 1. Pennsmith T J Mindy, Westminster, MD. Reserve Senior Champion Female: 1. Waverly Farm, Clearbrook. VA. Grand Champion Female: 1. Spring Valley Farm, West minster, MO. Reserve Grand Champion Female: 1 . Waverly Farm. Clearbrook, VA. Best Three Females: 1. Waverly Farm, Clearbrook, VA; 2. Wayne & Allen Stile* I M Heath, Westminster, MD; 3. Kevin Williams, McConnelsville, OH. Gel-01-Sire; 1. Waverly Farm, Clearbrook, VA; 2. Rankin Farm, Burgettstown, PA; 3. William H. Johnson, Staunton, VA. Dairy Hard: 1. Waverly Farm, Claarbrook, VA; 2. Wayna A Allan Stilet A M Heath, Weatminatar, MO; 3. Scott Vouae, Russell Subject, Oey, PA. Prodgee-OfrDam: 1. Kevin Williams, McConnelaville, OH; 2. Scott Youse, Russell Subject, Oey, PA; 3. J Craig A Susan Wicker, Centre Hall, PA. Dam And Daughter: 1. Lester A Ruth Martin, Chambera burg, PA; 2. Kevin Williams, McConnelsville, OH; 3. Waver ly Farm, Claarbrook, VA. Stats Or Provincial Hard: 1. MD Jersey Cattle Club, Westminster, MD; 2. PA Jersey Cattle Club, Liberty, PA; 3. VA Jersey Cattle Club, Clearbrook, VA. Premier Breeder: 1. Waverly Farm, Clearbrook, MD. Premier Exhibitor; 1. Waverly Farm, Clearbrook, MD. Premier Sirs: 1. Valley Stream Jis Juno ■ PENNSYLVANIA Aimmeiimr DAIRY SHOW The show is sponsored by the Pennsylvania Dairy and Allied Industries Association, Depart ment of Agriculture and Farm Products Show Commission. The grand champion female of the regional Jersey show was “Pennsmith T J Mindy,” winner in the 4-year-old cow class. Mindy was exhibited by Wayne and Alan Stiles, and Billy and Mike Heath of Westminster, Maryland. The junior champion female and the best junior female bred and owned by the exhibitor was “Bachelors G Gemini Fonette,” shown by Max and Steve Bache lor of Angola, Indiana. The reserve junior champion was “Junos Angela of SSF,” exhibited by Rock Ella Jerseys of Ontario. Judging the 270 Jersey entries was Robert Fitzsimmons of East Montpelier, Vermont. Showing the grand champions of the Mid-Atlantic Regional Jersey Show, are, from the left, Robert Fitzsimmons, Judge, Anna Callhoun, state Jersey Queen, Billy Jo Heath, with the grand champion, Mike Stiles, with the reserve grand champion, and Jennifer Grimes, state dairy princess. TT€RSH€V CO. No matter what you hava hoard from our competition, Big Dutchman is still Number Ona, with tha boat cage syatsm by far. Locally aoma Big Dutchman systems ara approaching thalr twontlalh yaar of aarvica, and still going strong. WHOSE FEEDER IS BEST? 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