Aged Holstein Wins Supreme Title At Lebanon Area Fair (Continued from Page A2B) Holstein In the 4-H division Holstein show, Timothy Vail, Lebanon, showed his bred and owned senior 2-year-old Dalcc-Brcd Counselor Po to win senior and grand champ ion honors. The 4-H reserve senior and grand champion Holstein was 4-year-old Weaverline Rambo Nan, owned by Melonica Kauff man, of Lancaster. A spring year ling heifer calf of Kauffman’s Nan, M-DGK Astrc Naoima, was named junior champion of the 4-H division. The reserve junior champion was a fall heifer shown by Chanel le Horst, of Newmanstown. In the FFA division, in addition to Bomgardner’s senior and grand champion, his showed a 3-year-old for reserve senior and serve grand champion. Scott Nolt showed a winter calf to win the junior championship, while Karen Nolt's fall calf was named reserve junior champion. The open division Holstein show of the Lebanon Area Fair was to be held after newspaper deadline, with more than 200 ani mals expected to be shown. The colored breed shows include all three divisions. Ayrshire Daryl Maulfair showed the open and 4-H senior and grand champ ion Ayrshire, while Shawn and Karen Hemley, of Lebanon, showed the open division reserve senior and reserve grand champ ion. 4-year-old Bonnie Brae From the left, Dale Maultair holds the halter of his open division reserve Junior champion Ayrshire, while Rattle Maulfair holds the halter of her Junior champion, Amber Hemley holds the halter of her family’s reserve senior/grand champion, and Daryl Maulfalr holds the halter of his senior and grand champion. Also shown Is Judge Dale Olver, Lebanon County Dairy Princess Alisha Myers and Miss Lebanon Area Fair Amy Musselwhite. From the toft, Miss Lsbanon Area Fair Amy Muaselwhite stands with Lebanon County Dairy Maid Amanda Martin who holds the halter of her tied-for-second place brsd-and-ownsd Holstein, while county Lll* Dairy Miss Melissa Bashors stands in front, Amy Habscksr holds her tled-for-second champion, while Daryl Maulfair holds his champion best bred and owned animal, and is flanked by Lebanon County Dairy Princess Alisha Myers. Cinnamon. Daryl’s parents. Dale and Pattie,. showed the junior champions of the open show. Pattie’s Conebella Corben’s Radiance, a winter year ling, was named junior champion, while Dale’s spring yearling, Maulfair Acres Johnny Gilly was named reserve junior champion. In the 4-H division, Daryl’s sis ter Jennifer Maulfair showed the reserve senior and reserve grand champion, also a junior 2-year-old, Masonic-Homes Welcome Rebec ca. Jennifer also showed the reserve junior champion, a spring yearling, Maulfair-Acres Nampa Brittany. The 4-H junior champion Ayr shire was a winter calf showed by' Merritt Hemley. Brown Swiss In the Brown Swiss breed show, Alicia Mase’s 4-year-old Alice won both the open and 4-H senior and grand champion titles. The open division reserve senior and reserve grand champion was an aged cow. Pheasant Ridge Mar ie, owned by Anthony Mase. The open junior champion Brown Swiss was a fall calf. Mea dow Hill Jade Afton-ET, owned by Garrett Mase, while the reserve junior champion was a winter calf, Heilinger Bab Neces Nellie, own ed by Bruce Heilinger, of Newmanstown. The 4-H reserve senior and grand champion Brown Swiss was a junior 2-yearold. DML Simon Snowstorm Sarah, owned by Amy Moyer, of Womelsdorf. Anthony Mase showed the 4-H junior champion, a fall calf Mea From th# left, Lebanon County Dairy Princess Alisha Myers and Lebanon Area Fair Queen Amy Musselwhite stand with Melonica Kauffman who holds the halter of her 4-H aenlor and grand champion Holstein, while Timothy Vail holds the halter of his reserve senior/grand champion. dow Hill Jade Aubric-ET, and the 4-H reserve junior champion, a spring calf Meadow Hill Jade Audrey-ET. The FFA division senior and grand champion Brown Swiss was a dry 4-year-old cow, Meadow Hill Jade Alison, owned by Garrett Mase. The FFA reserve senior and reserve grand champion was an aged dry cow. Irons Boomster, owned by Karen Nolt, of Lebanon. Garrett also showed the FFA junior champion, a fall heifer calf. Meadow Hill Jade Afton-ET, while Karen showed the reserve junior champion, a summer year- Lancaster Farming, Saturday, August 3, IW6-A29 ling. Country Path Marietta. All the Mase family champions, except for the reserve grand champion, were bred by Alicia. Showing the 4-H Junior champion Holsteins of the Leba non Area Fair are, from the left, Mekmica Kauffman with the Junior champion, and Chanelle Horst with the reserve Junior champion. From , left, Laura Heilinger holds the halter of the reserve Junior champion Brown Swiss of the Lebanon Area Fair, while Garrett Mass holds the halter of his Junior champion. Guernsey In the Guernsey breed, the open and 4-H division senior and grand (Turn to Page A3l)
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