M'Lancastar Fanning, Saturday, August 12; 1225
Over 160 Entries At First Northern Tier District Holstein Show
CAROLYN N. MOYER
Correspondent
Bradford County
MESHOPPEN (Wyoming Coun
ty) Strains of organ music
filled the air as over 160 cows and
heifers were guided around the
decorated arena at the first annual
Northern Tier District Holstein
Show.
Held at the Wyoming County
Fairgrounds on August 3, the show
was the result of months of plan
ning after state Holstein directors
at their February meeting unanim
ously voted to split the Northeast
district. 1
Both Lynn and Bonnie Miller
and Lloyd and Denise Pease made
marks in the record book as they
were named premier breeder and
premier exhibitor respectively.
The Millers also captured the
grand champion position in the
senior division with junior 3-year
old Royal Haven Inspire Quinn.
Taking the reserve grand champ
ion spot was the second place
junior 3-year-old owned by John
and Sandy Crawford, Everitts-Vue
Blackstar Lois.
In the youth show, grand
champion and reserve grand
sents the Junior champion trophy to Steve Pavelskl while
Bonnie Miller holds her reserve junior champion In the open
division.
Sweet Peas Farm Is named the first premier exhibitor of
the Northern Tier District Holstein Show. Here Matthew,
Heather, Denise and Lloyd Pease proudly display their
banner.
champion distinction went to a pair
of senior 3-year-olds.
Matthew Pease took the top
place with his class winner, C
Frankcor Magic. The reserve posi
tion was held by Shelly Wood
mansee’s Jericho Dairy Logic
Charm.
A junior exhibitor’s animal was
in the limelight in both the senior
and junior divisions when judge
Gary Culbertson, of Hobart, N.Y.
picked the junior champions.
Steve Pavelski won the honor of
being die junior champion in both
divisions as his fall calf, JoSan
Counselor Flora, took the top
position.
“It’s always fun when the
juniors beat the seniors,” Culbert
sdh laughed, as he announced his
winner.
Named reserve junior champion
in the senior division was Lynn
and Bonnie Miller’s Royal Haven
Queenie - ET, a spring calf.
In the junior division, the judge
selected Adam Fraley’s winter
yearling, Ban-Queen Sons Raider
Rosy.
NORTHERN TIER DISTRICT
HOLSTEIN SHOW RESULTS
open. , jn iller, fourth from is the grand champion while
Sandy Crawford holds their reserve grand champion. Offering congratulations are,
from left, Wyoming/Lackawanria Dairy Princess Jennlfer-Teel, Sire Power representa
tive Gary Hennip, sponsor of the trophy, Alternate Bradford County Dairy Princess
Robin Wilson, Jodi Crawford, John Crawford and Northeast Farm Credit representa
tive Charlotte Zebley, sponsor of the reserve trophy.
Senior 3-year-olds are named grand and reserve grand champions In the junior divi
sion. Here, from left, judge Gary Culbertson congratulates Matthew Pease on showing
the grand champion while Shelly Woodmansee holds her reserve grand champion
and accepts congratulations from Alternate Wyomlng-Lackawanna Dairy Princess
Chrlstel Smith and Wyomlng-Lackawanna Dairy Princess Jennifer Teel.
(first three piaclngs)
SPRING CALF; 1) Royal Haven
Queenie-ET, owned by Lynn and Bon
nie Miller; 2) (Ijr.) Bransdale Flip Dolly,
owned by Amanda Fraley; 3) Sands
dale Lindy Pammy, owned by Sands
dale Farm; (2nd jr) Braund-Valley Harry
Shelly, owned by Craig Sheeley; (3rd
jr.) Ho-Crawf Chesapeake Lindy, own
ed by Jodi Crawford.
WINTER CALF: 1) (Ist jr.) MD-Dun-
Loafin Horace Mercy, owned by Adam
Fraley; 2 (2nd jr.) JIKA Farm Redstar
Suzie-Red, owned by Andrea Garner;
3) (3rd jr.) Rltter-Ridge Elton Mlm, own
ed by Angela Stackhouse.
FALL CALF: 1) (Ist jr.) JoSan
Counselor Flora, owned by Staven
Pavelski; 2) (2nd jr.) Fra-Ley Jed Gla
mour, owned by Adam Fraley; 3) Mt-
Glen Broker Lucy, owned by Ben and
Dean Jackson; (3rd jr.) Frankor Jackpot
Sherry, owned by Heather Pease.
SUMMER YEARLING: 1) Ja-Jen
Farms Kemview Evelyn, owned by Ja-
Jen Farms; 2) (Ist jr.) C Gilengarry
Charles Kiwi, owned by Kendal Miller;
3) Royal Haven Inspire Quilt, owned by
Lynn and Bonnie Miller; (2nd
jr.Gray-Vatley Royal Josie, owned by
Amanda Fraley; (3rd jr.) Braund
' Valley Counsel Kori, owned by Aaron
Sheeley.
SPRING YEARLING: 1) (Ist jr.) C
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From left, Adam Fraley shows the reserve junior champ
ion animal in the Junior division at the first annual Northern
Tier District Holstein Show, while Steve Pavelskl has the
reserve Junior champion.
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