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COLUMBUS, Ohio—“ Expand Griggs, Dover, OK; Keserve Junior Champ-
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c _ . owntd by Emllto Btouflh, Niddltbury, IN;
for this year S Ohio spring Dairy Grand Champion Junior Show: Jamaro Smo-
Spectacular, fit the event perfect- Hey Rachel owned by Stephan Oechsle, Klll-
Iv This vear marlrrvl the Iniwcr buck, OH; Grand Champion Open Show;
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Show to date With 768 head Griggs, Dover, OK; Reserve Grand Champ
shown, representing 17 states and , ion Ob* o Show: Jamaro Smokey Rachel
two Canadian Provinces. °* n “ d * St « ph * n J^ ,l ». ■*“*. oh.
Comprising the dairy shows Junior Champion Junior Show: Pleasant
were 76 Ayrshires, 48 Brown Ridge TG Bonnie owned by Tony Mosser,
ie AiA TT.i. Geneva, IN; Reserve Junior Champion
Swiss, 15 Guernseys, 434 Hols • j untor show; ji» Sleeper Miriam owned by
terns and 195 Jerseys. Outstanding Ryan Havenar, Troy, OH; Junior Champion
champions in each breed were W r ,? fly
la/'toH. owned by William Fletcher a Family, Flsher
seiectea: ville, Ontario, Canada; Reserve Junior
Ayrshire Champion Open Show: Miss Reliance Lynet-
Junlor Champion Junior Show; Tri-Lane te owned by Norman Nabhdtz, West Union,
Mandate Merit owned by Brltnl Thornburg, IA; Grand Champion Junior Show; Friendly
Winchester, IN; Reserve Junior Champkm Jessie owned by Zach Havenar, Troy, OH;
Junior Show; Feltons Jason Rave owned by Reserve Grand Champion Junior Show:
Josh Johnson, Dustin Felton, t Cherie Moon Ridge F Saint Lynne owned by Shawn
Garett, Muncle, IN; Junior Champion Open Bachelor, Angola, IN; Grand Champion
Show; Yellowbriar JS Promise owned by Open Show: Potwell Juno Belle 32A owned
John Stephens, Troy, Ontario, Canada; by Potwell Jerseys, Pans, Ontario, Canada;
Reserve Junior Champion Open Show; Yel- Reserve Grand Champion Open Show;
lowbrlar Tic Tac owned by John Stephens, Smart M Homestead Carmen owned by
Troy, Ontario, Canada; Grand Champion Steve White New Castle, IN.
Junior Show; Tri-Lane Evermonde Eve own- Holataln
ed by Vicki Thornburg, Winchester, IN; Junior Champion Junior Show; Walnut-
Reserve Grand Champion Junior Show; Hills Vlntag Charity, owned by Tara Kocher,
Emerald-Farms Jack's Nita owned by Regan Miffllntown, PA; Reserve Junior Champion
& Logan Fenton, Winchester, OH; Grand Junior Show; Homervllle Mark Susie, owned
Champion Open Show; Laßoache Jo Carrie by Lori Oberholtzer, Homervllle, OH; Junior
27 owned by BJ. A Kylene DeAth, Veeders- Champion Open Show: Zach-J Prelude Dot
burg, IN; Reserve Grand Champion Open owned by Mohrfleld Holstelns, Pleasant
Show: Miller's Polivee Cora owned by Jack & Plain, OH; Reserve Junior Champion Open
Mick Miller, Radner, OH. Show: C Dawn Avon Raider Beauty owned
Brown Swiss by Sandy Dale Farms, Ltd. Dover, OK;-
Junior Champion Junior Show; Pheasant
Ridge Windy owned by Bruce Bassler,
Emmlttsburg, MD; Reserve Junior Champion
Junior Show: R-Hart AC Alrstream owned by
R-Hart Farm, Wapakoneta, OH; Junior
Champion Open Show; Top Acres Lyrjet
Showy owned by Wayne Sllker, St. Paris,
OH; Reserve Junior Champion Open Show;
Pheasant Ridge Windy owned by Bruce
Bassler, Emmlttsburg, MD; Grand Champion
Junior Show: Bridge View Jades Marietta ET
owned by Jeremy McDonald, Stephens City,
VA; Reserve Grand Champion Junior Show:
Klnderkay Jade Clarissa ET owned by Phillip
Topp, Botkins, OH; Grand Champion Open
Show: Bridge View Jades Marietta ET owned
by Jeremy McDonald, Stephans City, VA;
Reserve Grand Champion Open Show: I E
Alpine Hills Eves Ellen owned by Jeffrey
Raney & Richard Martin, Adamsville, PA.
Guernsey
Junior Champion Junior Show; Woods
brook Fashion Jenae owned by Emilia
Blough, Middlebury, IN; Reserve Junior
Champion Junior Show: Rldgevlaw Mon
trose Maid son owned by Katy Poth, Plcker-
Ington, OH; Junior Champion Open Show:
Golden-Dew Fayette Hippy owned by Bobby
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Grand Champion Junior Show; AW Rose
Galls Darlene owned by Randall Flnke,
Hope, IN; Reserve Grand Champion Junior
Show; Whlteleather Conquest 385 owned by
JIM Whlteleather, Minerva, OH; Grand
Champion Open Show; Paul Farm Counse
lor Pixie owned by Hardy’s Holstelns Tipton,
Ml; Reserve Grand Champion Open Show:
Sleegervlew Astro Sandy owned-by Hyger
ian Holstelns & Ernest Kueffner, Clyde, OH.
From these outstanding indivi
duals, a supreme junior champion
and supreme grand champion of
the open shows were selected. The
supreme junior champion honors
went to the Ayrshire, Yellowbriar
JS Promise owned by John Ste
phens of Troy, Ontario. Canada.
Earning reserve supreme junior
champion was Top Acres Lyrjet
Showy owned by Wayne Slikcr of
St. Paris, OH. Winning top honors
of supreme grand champion, an
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Lewis, an Ohio dairy industry
pioneer, was Hardy’s Holsteins of
Tipton, MI with Paul Farm
Counselor Pixie. She edges out
tough competition from Jersey
Champion Potwell Juno Belle
32A of Potwell Jerseys, Paris,
Ontario, Canada, who was named
reserve supreme grand champion.
Three breed sales were also
held in conjunction with the Ohio.,
Spring Dairy Spectacular. The
Brown Swiss sale, managed by
Modern Associates, averaged
Antique Show June 2-4
KEMPTON (Berks Co.)—The
Antique Engine, Tractor and Toy
Club, Inc. will hold its 10th annual
show on June 2-4 at the Kempton
Community Center located on Rt
143 north of the Kempton exit of
1-78.
On Friday, setup will begin at 8
a.m. and continue throughout the
day. There will again be organized
tractor pulling by the Pennsyl
vania Tractor Pullers Association.
A tractor skill driving competi
tion will begin at 6 p.m. Friday
and continue throughout the even
ing- Exhibitors of the engine club
will be running antique engines
and farm equipment during all
days and evenings.
Op Saturday morning, the slow
engine contest will begin at 11
a.m. followed by the antique trac
tor parade at noon. At 1 p.m. there
will be a slow tractor race, 2 p.m. a
teeter-totter competition, and at 3
p.m. antique tractor pulling. To
qualify as an antique tractor for
die competition, the manufactur
ing date of the tractor must be
before 1959 and the tractor may
not be modified. Following the
$2,266 with the high seller at
$7,500. The Buckeye Dairy Club
sale featured Jerseys with a $1,365
average and a high selling animal
at $4,000. The jointly managed
Buckeye Dairy Club and Ohio
Holstein Association Holstein sale
was topped by a $6,500 heifer and
averaged $1,503.
Youth participation was tre
mendous. More than 500 youth
participated in the 4-H and FFA
Dairy Judging Contests from Ohio
apd surrounding states. Three age
divisions of dairy showmanship
antique pull, the 5,500-, 7,500-,
and 9,500-pound stocks will be
run.
Sunday morning at 11 a.m.
there will be a slow engine contest
(winning engines of the previous
day may not compete) and at noon
an antique tractor parade. At 1
p.m. there will be a kiddie pedal
pull, at 2 p.m. a barrel rolling con
test, and at 3 p.m. a blindfold driv
ing contest. At 1 p.m. there will be
pulling in the 11,500-, 13,500-,
15,500-stock tractor classes fol
lowed by two pulling classes of
4-wheel drive street legal trucks,
365 c.i. and under and those over
365 c.i.
Flea market, crafts, and ven
dors* spaces will be available for
the duration of the show. Antique
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brought more than 100 partici
pants into the contest. The Ohio
PDCA Judging School officiated
by Steve White of New Castle,
Ind., had nearly 60 registered par
ticipants. Individuals in this group
make up the official judging list
for many Ohio shows and fairs.
The dates for next year’s Ohio
Spring Dairy Spectacular are set
for April 4-6, 1996.
For more information, contact
Dr. Gale Betterly, 3477 Revere
Rd.. Richfield, OH 44286, (216)
659-6485.
car and truck owners or clubs are
invited to exhibit Overnight self
contained camping will be permit
ted. Refreshments and bake sale
items, will be available. Exhibitors
will be permitted to unload and
park their vehicles next to their
antique engine display.
A parking donation of $2 per
car will be requested at the gate.
No alcoholic beverages will be
allowed upon the show grounds.
For more information about the
show or flea market space, contact
David Semmel, show secretary, at
5731 Paradise Road, Slatington,
PA 18080 or call him at (610)
767-4768. Tractor pullers can
contact Gerald F. Miller, Pennsyl
vania Tractor Pullers Association,
6432 Abbey Road, Wind Gap, PA
18091, (610) 863-8060.
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