South Central 4-H District Dairy
(Continued from Page A2O) Hushon also showed the junior quality of (the champions)
In the Brown Swiss show. Mill- champion Brown Swiss, a junior He named a senior 3-year-ol(
cr selected senior 3-year-old Met- yearling, Brothers Three Snow- Mel-O-Dawn Boomer Budlighi
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Lebanon as the senior and grand
champion.
In late July, Alicia showed her
cow to win grand champion of its
breed at the Lebenon Area Fair. It
also went on to win the title of
supreme champion dairy animal
among the youth shows there.
For reserve senior and grand
champion Brown Swiss, Miller
selected another senior 3-year-old.
Lake Lane Pebbles, owned by
Joshua Hushon of Delta.
South Central District 4-H Dairy Show are, from the left, Troy
Young with his Junior champion end Dixie Doll with the
reserve Junior champion.
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The reserve junior champion
Brown Swiss was also a junior
yearling. Quaker-Haven Patrick
Queen, shown by Aaron Comman
of Carlisle.
In the Jersey show, Heffner said
that all dairy cattle breeders in the
region should be proud of the qual
ity of the animals selected for
grand and reserve grand champ
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A junior 3-year-old, Juste
Beauty GM Jeannette, owned an*
bred by Rebecca Conunan, of Car
lisle, was named reserve senk
and reserve grand champion.
Heffner selected a senior calf,
Pleasant Valley Design Sass l
owned by Kelly Rotz of Newvili
as the junior champion. An inter
mediate calf, Pleasant Valley Ji
Design, owned by Rachel Oliv*
of Greencastle was named reserv*
junior champign.
In the Guernsey show, Heffnei
selected a junior 2-year-old, Kin/
& Queen Sheldon Violet, own*
and bred by Brian Thomas Smith,
of Denver, as the senior and gran*
champion.
Heffner also praised Smith’s
showmanship, citing an obvious
relationship between showman
and show animal that signified a
lot of time spent working together.
Two of the four senior age class
champions were shown by Smith,
with his sister Elizabeth helping as
leadsman for his 4-year-old cow.
Heffner said he asked Brian which
of the two were better, and that
Brian said Violet, and Heffner said
he agreed.
Andrew Ebersole, of Annville,
showed the reserve senior and
reserve grand champion Guernsey,
a senior 3-year-old, Cedar Fringed
Chancer.
Heffner selected a pair of senior
calves as his junior and reserve
junior champions.
Maple Lane Patriot D owned by
Jason Henisee of Columbia was
named junior champion, while
McCullough’s Slymer Flirt owned
by Brian Nailorof Mechanicsburg
was named reserve junior
champion.
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Junior champion Jersey of the South Central District 4-H
Dairy Show, while Kelly Rotz holds the halter of her junior
champion. Standing with them is Judge Ronald Heffner.
From the left, Rebecca Comman holds the halter of her
Junior and reserve grand champion Milking Shorthorn of
the South Central District 4-H Dairy Show, while Heather
Growl holds the halter of her senior and grand champion.
The Milking Shor
thorn show was small,
consisting of three
entries. However, judge
Miller awarded all three
blue ribbons to qualify
them for states.
The senior and grand
champion was a senior
2-year-old, Spruce Hill
RC Bubbles, owned by
Heather Growl of
Airville.
The reserve grano
and junior champion
was a senior calf, TTiree
Springs O.T. Jet-EXP,
owned by Rebecca
Comman.
The reserve junior
champion was a junior
yearling, Joy-el Lulu,
owned by Crowl.
In showmanship,
Aaron Comman was
first place in the 8- to
10-year-old, junior-age
division. In the 11- to
13-year-old,
intermediate-age divi
sion, Shannon Holtzin
ger of East Berlin was
first place showman. In
the 14- to 18-year-old,
senior-age division, Eli
zabeth Walton of Carli
sle was the top
showman.
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