04-lancaster Farming, Saturday, Saplamber 24, 1994
GAIL STROCK
Mifflin Co. Correspondent
REEDSVILLE, (Mifflin Co.)
—“These cows will go on to take
a lot of competition at the State
Show,” predicted Steve Shaw,
Williamsburg, type show judge at
the Susquehanna District 4-H
Dairy Show.
In a slight change from last
year’s selection of a supreme
champion animal. Judge Shaw
was asked to instead select grand
and reserve champion Best Bred
and Owned animals. Dianne
Clock of Mifflin, Juniata County,
took grand champion Best Bred
and Owned top honor with her
five-year-old Holstein, Walnut-
Hills Astro Brigette, sired by
Bridon Astro Jet-ET. A Junior 2-
year-old Jersey owned by Lisa
Heimbach of Snyder County
Denae Johnson had the
junior and grand champion
Guernsey.
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Daubert, left, and Charles Liner has the reserve champion.
right, and Lisa Haimbach had the reserve grand champion.
Susquehanna 4-H Show Held At Reedsville
earned the reserve champion Best
Bred and Owned award.
Over 159 dairy animals were
exhibited by youth from ten cen
tral Pennsylvania counties,
including Centre, Clinton,
Juniata, Lycoming, Mifflin,
Montour, Northumberland, Perry,
Snyder, and Union. The show
was sponsored by the
Cooperative Extension Service in
each of the 10 counties along with
volunteer help from 4-H club
leaders and county agents. Dave
Lentz of Lebanon judged for
showmanship and Craig Williams
of Wellsboro was the fitting
judge.
Perry County Extension Agent
Dave Swartz announced that blue
ribbon winners at today’s show
qualify to compete in the
Pennsylvania Junior Dairy Show
to be held Monday, September 26
at the Farm Show Building in
Harrisburg.
Grand champion in the 102
animal Holstein show went to
Rachel Tanis of Centre Hall,
Centre County, with her Senior 3-
year-old, a cow that judge Shaw
said puts it all together. “She’s a
solid cow all the way through,”
Shaw said after selecting the
champion animals. Ryan
Connelly of Pennsylvania
Furnace, Centre County, took
reserve champion of the show
with his four-year-old, Fairbrook
Farms Mark Pat, sired by Waldo
Omen Olga Chiefmark-ET.
Dianne Clock’s five-year-old
Walnut Hills Astro Brigette
received honorable mention in
the line-up.
In the Guernsey show, the
only entry took junior and grand
champion. Denae Johnson of
Lewisburg, Union County,
showed her Winter Calf,
Cloverdale Orange Supreme,
sired by Nells Glow Admiral
Magic. Earning a blue ribbon as
well, it qualifies for the state
show.
Melissa Wolfe of Riverside,
Northumberland County, entered
the only two Milking Shorthorn
and received grand champion
honors with her summer yearling,
Whites Laura Sue Bth, sired by
Whites Big Time Ridgeway. Her
other summer yearling earned
reserve grand champion, qualify
ing both for the state show.
Fifteen dairy animals compet
ed in the Brown Swiss show.
Lauren Daubert of McElhattan,
Clinton County, won grand
champion with her Senior 2-year
old, Victory Acres Even Trisha.
Her cow was also named Best
Bred and Owned animal. A
Senior 3-year-old took the
reserve grand champion position.
It is owned by Charles Liner of
Port Matilda, Centre County.
Junior champion honors went to
Tammi Deibler of Boalsburg,
Centre County, with her Winter
Calf Victory Acres Prest Lace.
Reserve junior champion honors
went to a summer yearling owned
by Jeremy Daubert of
McElhattan, Clinton County.
Averin Donough of Port
Royal, Juniata County, competed
against 28 other Jerseys to win
grand champion with his for
year-old, Lu-Eve Top Notch
Babes Milestone. A Junior 2-
year-old took reserve grand
champion honors. It is owned by
Lisa Heimbach of Mt. Pleasant
Mills, Snyder County. Her cow,
Dare-E-Land Brass T Linda, was
also selected as the Best Bred and
Owned Jersey animal
Junior champion of the Jersey
show went to Jennifer Kellerman
of Centre Hall, Centre County,
and her spring calf. Four Spring
Prosper Prill. Kellermen also
exhibited the reserve junior
champion animal, a spring year
ling named Four Springs Admiral
Abby.
Eleven Ayrshires competed at
this district show. Rae Ann
Fogleman of Muncy, Lycoming
County, won grand champion
with her Aged Cow, Ardrossan
Rebel Rose Lot while Roberta
Fogleman won reserve grand
champion with her Aged Cow,
HK Farms M.B. Tina. Rae Ann
Fogleman's Winter yearling won
Best Bred and Owned award.
Jana Sandel of Montandon,
Northumberland County, won
junior champion of the Ayrshire
Show with her Spring Calf.
Charles Liner of Port Matilda,
Centre County, won reserve
junior champion with his Fall
Calf.
The show results are as fol
lows with blue ribbon winners
qualifying for the state show;
GUERNSEY
Winter CaH:l-Denae Johnson, Union
MILKING SHORTHORN
Summer Yearling: 1-Melissa Wolfe,
Northumberland County; 2-Melissa Wolfe,
Northumber-land County
BROWN SWISS
Spring Calf: 1-Jed Lynn Ris-ser,
Snyder; 2-Bethany Wlngert, Mifflin; 3-
Lauran Daubed, Clln-ton
Winter Calf: 1-Tamml Delbler, Centre;
2-Jetsica Risser, Sny-der; 3-Almee
Utchard, Montour
Fall Calf: 1-Jeremy Daubed; 2-Jared
Daubed, Clinton
Summer Yearling: 1-Jeremy Daubed,
Clinton
Winter Yearling: 1-Lauren Daubert,
Clinton; 2-Jed Risaer, Snyder
Senior 2-yaar-oM: 1-Lauren Daubert,
Clinton; 2-Jeremy Dau-bert, Clinton
Junior 3-yaar-old: 1-Almee Lltchard,
Montour
Senior 3-yoar-old: 1-Charles Liner,
Centre
JERSEY
Spring Calf: 1-Jennifer Kellerman,
Centre; 2-Jonathan Dietrich, Union; 3-
Phillip Cline, Lycoming; 3-Llsa Heimbach,
Snyder
Fall Calf: 1-Melissa McWilliams,
Snyder; 2-Averin Oonough, Juniata; 3-Julla
Groff, Lycoming
Summer Yearling; 1-Kelly Roush,
Union; 2-Seth Dorr, Lycoming;
Spring Yearling: 1-Jannlfor Kellerman,
dantra
i Winter Yearling; 1-Jonathan Dietrich,
Union; 2-Arfelle Hunter, Lycoming
Junior 2-yeardd: i-usa Halmbaoh,
Snyder; 2-Rabaeea Dugan,
Northumberland; 3-Bath Derr, Lycoming
The Fogleman family took the top Ayrshire honors with
Rae Ann, right, showing her aged cow for grand champion
and Roberta with also an aged cow for the reserve
champion.
Melissa Wolfe had both the grand and reserve champion
Milking Shorthorn.
Rachel Tanis, left, showed the grand champion Holstein,
and Ryan Connelly had the reserve grand champion.
Junior 3-yaar-old: 1-Usa Helmbach, Kellerman, Centre
Snyder Summer Yearling: 1-Tara Kocher,
Senior 3-yaar-old: 1-Oameln Juniata; 2-Davld Kocher, Contra; 3-EmHy
Donough, Juniata Clonlnger, Centre
Four-yoar-old: 1-Avenn Donough, Spring Yearling; 1-Adam Fraley,
Juniata Lycoming; 2-Tamml Doibler, Centre: 3-
Flva-year-old: 1 -Jeffrey Sanders,
Unton; 2-Samantha Troxel, Snyder
Six year* and older: 1-Maty Ann Cline,
Lycoming; 2-Rabacca Dugan,
Northumberland
AYRSHIRE
Spring Calf: 1-Jana Sandal,
Northumberland
Winter CaH: 1-Eric Sandal,
Northumberland
Fall Calf: 1-Chattea Liner, Centro
Summer Yearling; 1-Danielle Swisher,
Lycoming; 2-Cassandta Houser, Mifflin; 3-
Randl Fogleman, Lycoming
Winter Yearling: 1-RaeAnn Fogleman,
Lycoming
Dry Cow: 1-Randi Fogleman, Lycoming
Six yaara and older: 1-RaeAnn
Fogleman, Lycoming; 2-Robe rt* Fogleman,
Lycoming
HOLBTEINB
Spring calf: 1-David Qlock, Juniata; 2-
Ben Cloninger, Centra; 3-Jasslca Newman,
Centre
Winter Calf: 1-Adam Fraley, Lycoming;
2-Emily Cloninger, Centre; 3-Jennifer
Toms, Juniata
Fall Calf: 1-Tara Kocher, Juniata; 2-
Davld Kocher, Centre; 3-Jennller
Rhonda Mummah, Juniata
Winlar Yearling: 1-Adam Fraley,
Lycoming; 2-Kerl Connally, Cantre; 3-
Rachel Tania, Centra
Fall YaarUng; 1-David Kochar, Centra;
2-Suaan Waltz, Lycoming; 3-Uza Haaa,
Perry
Dry Cow: 1-Dianna Clock, Juniata; 2-
David Clock, Juniata; 3-Ronda Mummah,
Juniata
Junior 2-yaar-old: 1-MaNtta Hostlar.
Juniata: 2-Daniel Kanamond, Union; 3-
Geoffrey Fredd, Centre
Senior 2-year-old: i-Ronda Mummah.
Juniata; 2-Allssa Myers, Centra; 3-Geoflisy
Fredd, Centre
Junior 3-year-old: 1-Susan Waltz.
Lycoming; 2-David Clock, Juniata; 3-Lort
Connelly, Centre
Senior 3-year-old: Rachel Tanlt,
Centre; 2-Dawn Snyder, Lycoming: 3-
Angela Stackhouse, Lycoming
Four-year-olde: 1-Ryan Connelly,
Centre; 2-Troy Zimmerman, Union; 3-
Melissa Kay Hostler, Juniata
Flve-yaar-olda: 1-Dianne CkKW,
Juniata; 2-Andraw Read, Mifflin
Six years and older 1-Rachel Tanw,
Centre