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At Northern Tier Championship Show
CAROLYN N. MOYER
Bradford Co. Correspondent
MESHOPPEN (Wyoming Co.)
History was made at the second
Northern Tier Holstein Champion
ship Show as Bob Parr announced
premier exhibitor.
After checking the figures for
accuracy, the clerks of the show
confirmed a 4-way tie for the
coveted award between Lynn and
Bonnie Miller, Sweet Peas Farm,
Jericho Dairy, and Fraley Farms.
Besides sharing the title for pre
mier exhibitor, Lynn and Bonnie
Miller also hadhhe distinction of
being named the prcm ; er breeder
of the show, which boasted ISS
animals and was judged by
Richard Keene.
The Millers also showed the
grand champion of the day. Royal
Haven Inspire Quill, a 4-year-old.
The reserve senior and grand
y~ —■! -.1 Pn y‘ . 3-year-old
took grand champion honors, right, while Steven Pavelskl
showed the reserve grand champion, a senior 2-year-old.
champion. Presenting the awards are Robin Wilson and
Wyoming/Lackawanna Dairy Maid Amanda Anderson.
Bradford County Dairy Princess Robin Wilson, left, and
Susquehanna County Dairy Princess Julie Stalter, right,
present awards to the senior division reserve Junior and
junior champions held by Linda Kisner and David Castro
glovanni, respectively.
champion of the day was Adam
Fraley’s senior 3-year-old, Brae
dawn Inspire Angel-ET. Fraley’s
“Angel” was also the grand
champion of the youth division.
Ranking the grand champion in
the youth division yvas Steven
Pavelski’s senior 2-year-old,
JoSan Raider Bay-TW, who was
named the reserve senior and
reserve grand champion.
Among the junior animals, John
Castrogiovanni showed the overall
junior champion. His animal, Cast
lemont Astre Trisha, was a spring
yearling. The reserve junior
champion of the open division was
Norkval Encore Laser, a summer
yearling owned by Linda and Ger
ald Kisner.
In the youth division, Jamie
Crawford’s winter calf, Ho-Crawf
Sunbuck Leann, was brought to
the front of the arena and named
From left, Dairy Maid Amanda Anderson and Susquehanna County Dairy Princess
Julie Stalter present the grand champion awards to Bonnie Miller and Lynn Miller,
while Adam Fraley accepts the reserve grand champion plaque from Bradford County
Dairy Princess Robin Wilson.
junior champion. Following her
was Adam Fraley with his fall calf,
C Naylorcroft Prelude Pansy,
reserve junior champion.
A list of the top three open and
junior placings follows:
NORTHERN TIER
HOLSTEIN
CHAMPIONSHIP SHOW
RESULTS
Spring Calf: 1. (Ijr) Ban-Queen-Sons
Lindy Lena -ET, owned by Amanda Fraley. 2.
(2jr) Jericho DairyAlrline Lexi, owned by Scott
Woodmansee. 3. (3jr) Fra-Ley Astra Angela-
ET, owned by Adam Fraley.
Winter Calf: 1. (Ijr) Ho-Crawf Sunbuck
Leann, owned by Jamie Lee Crawford. 2. (2
jr) C Lampe Barbara Lieutenant, owned by
Amanda Fraley. 3. Norkval Flip Popcorn,
owned by Linda and Gerald Klsner;(3 jr) Cra
ter DH Martha, owned by Kimberly Davit.
Fall Calf: 1. Royal Haven Stardutt Baton,
owned by Lynn and Bonnie Miller. 2. C Almac
Starbuck Perfection, owned by Roger Breen,
Janet Deibler and Jeffrey Conrad. 3. (Ijr.) C
Naylorcroft Prelude Pansy, owned by Adam
Fraley; (2jr) Husking Ohio Victoria, owned by
Kara Kramer; (3jr) MS Eariene Raspubon
Cathy, owned by Tammi Deibler.
Summer Yearling; 1. Norkval Encore Las
er, owned by Linda nad Gerald Kisner. 2. MS
Stardust Gen Rich MAttie Jo, owned by Gen-
Rich Farms and Reed Comstock. 3. Royal
Haven Broker Quail, owned by Lynn ancLßon
nie Miller; (ijr) JoSan Encore Sunny, owned
by Andrew Onyon; (2jr) Hunsinger Pats Ban
dit, owned by Michael Hubbard; (3jr) Jarnold
Jackie Ivanhoe, owned by Michael Graham.
Spring Yearling: 1. Casdemont Astra Tris
ha, owned by John Castrogiovanni. 2. Royal
Haven Queeme-ET, owned by Lynn and Bon
nie Miller. 3. (ijr) Ho-Crawf Chesapeak Lindy,
owned by Jodi Lynn Crawford: (2jr) C Vespra
view Lisa Lonie, owned by Amanda Fraley;
(3jr) Almet Landon Gabrielle, owned by
Amanda Hoover.
Winter Yearling: 1. Clear MT View Counse
lor Rib, owned by Roger Breen Janet Deibler
and Jeffrey Conrad. 2. (IJr) JIKA Farm Red
star Suzle Red, owned by Andrea Garner. 3.
(2jr) Jencho Dairy Sally-ET, owned by Shelly
Woodman tee; (3Jr) Ho-Crawf Stardust Sara,
owned by Jodi Lynn Crawford.
Fall Yearling; 1. Miss Knights Lady Aman
da, owned by John Rishel. 2. MS Frankor
Jackpot Sherry, owned by Heather Pease. 3.
(Ijr) Jo San Counselor Flora, owned by Ste
ven Pavelski; (2|r) C-Agram Astre Essence,
owned by Chad Pottinger; (3jr) Fra-Ley Jed
Glamor, owned by Adam Fraley.
Junior Best Three Females: 1. Lynn and
Bonnie Miller. 2. Norkval Farms. 3. Casdem
ont Farms.
Dry Cow Four Years and Under; 1. Long-
Brook Lman Daphie, owned by Wayne and
Roger Sherwood. 2. Andresem Wine, owned
by Wayne and Roger Sherwood. 3. (Ijr) Jeri
cho Dairy Mich Steffi, owned by Beth Nebzy
doski; (2jr) Shupps Rhonda JJA, owned by
Charlene Shupp.
Dry Cow Five Years and Over: 1. (ijr) Jeri
cho Dairy FPMT Diane Dixie, owned by Shel
ly Woodmansee. 2. (2jr) C Lang Sgna Jubil
ant Satin, owned by Jarrod Burleigh. 3. Aqua
Vanguard Vonda, owned by Christopher
Bonavita.
Junior 2-Year-Old: 1. (ijr) Rlttar-Ridga
Chad Natalie, owned by Jeremy Stackhouse.
2. (2jr) C Pretty-View Jub Kanzy, owned by
Amanda Fraley. 3. (3jr) Jericho Dairy Sky
Nestle, owned by Shelly Woodmansee.
Senior 2-Year-Old: 1. Gen-Rich Stardust
Faith, owned by Gen-Rich Farms. 2. (ijr)
JoSan Raider Bay-TW, owned by Steve
Paveiskl. 3. (2|r) Ban-Queen Sons Raider
Rosy, owned by Adam Fraley; (3jr) Miss Raid
er Peggy, owned by Matthew Pease.
Junior 3-Year-Old; 1. C Hamondale
Counselor Vicki, owned by Heather Pease. 2.
Mist Inspiration Joyoue-ET, owned by Ridge
dale, Witter and Jackson. 3. Hunsinger Pats
Aerostat, owned by Dewey Hunsinger; (Ijr)
Emman-Rlchland Fiero Edie-RC, owned by
Brian Sharer; (2jr) Jericho Dairy Chantel-TW,
owned by Shelly Woodmansee.
Senior 3-Year-Old: 1. (ijr) Braedawn
Inspire Angel-ET, owned by Adam Fraley. 2.
JoSan Raider Bonnie, owned by Joseph
Pavelski. 3. Elly-B CH Val Spice, owned by
Promise Haven Farm; (2jr) C Tenbult Prelude
Jamie, owned by David Harvatine; (3jr) B Val
ley Endure Kit, owned by Gratia Braund.
4- Year-Old: 1. Royal Haven Inspire Quill,
owned by Lynn and Bonnie Miller. 2. (Ijr) Jeri
cho Dairy Logic Carin, owned by Shelly
Woodmansee. 3. (2jr) Braund Valley Dale
Kayla, owned by JiU Marie Sheeley; (3jr) C
Frankor Magic, owned by Matthew Pease.
5- Year-Old; 1. C Rockholm Counselor
Beltsville
Boosts Tricentennial
COLLEGE PARK, Md.—Col
onial interpreters from the Acco
keek Foundation will add an his
toric touch as the University of
Maryland’s Beltsville facility of
the Central Maryland Research
and Education Center holds its an
nual Geld day on Saturday morn
ing, Aug. 17.
The Geld day is a sanctioned
event in this year’s ongoing Prince
George’s County Tricentennial
observance. Everyone is invited to
gain an appreciation of the role of
agriculture and agricultural re
search in state and local history,
observe modem fanning prac
tices, socialize with friends, and
enjoy a low-cost noon lunch
served by the Calvert Caballeros
4-H Club. S
The day’s schedule begins with
complimentary coffee r jid dough
nuts at 8:30 a.m. T wo separate
hayride educational lours will de
part every 20 minutes from 9 a.m.
to 12:30 p.m.
Tour I will feature presentations
by active and retired professionals
from the College of Agriculture
and Natural Resources, University
of Maryland at College Park. One
tour stop will deal with managing
the white-tail deer problem.
Tour II will highlight cutting
edge research being conducted by
Bab*, owned by Promise Haven Farm. 2.
Royal Haven Mark Praline, owned by Lynn
and Bonnie Miller. 3. (ijr) JoSan Astro Jet
Tondra-ET, owned by Matt Pavelski.
Six Years and Over: 1. C Maple Meadows,
owned by Roundtop Farms. 2. (Ijr) Hubals
Vanguard Peggy, owned by Joshua Harva
tine. 3. (2jr) Spring Longacre Brandy - ET,
owned by Shelly Woodman see,
100,000 pounds class; 1. Mt Glen Counse
lor Jifty, owned by Ben and Dean Jackson. 2.
(Ijr) C Kirklea Starbuck Echo, owned by
Matthew Pease. 3. Long-Brook Mark Augie,
owned by Wayne and Roger Sherwood.
Best Three Females; 1. JoSan Farm. 2.
Lynn and Bonnie Miller. 3. Jericho Dairy.
Produce of Dam; 1. JoSan Farms. 2. Lynn
and Bonnie Miller. 3. Lynn and Bonnie Miller.
Dam t Daughter: 1. Joshua Harvatme. 2.
Fraley Farms. 3. Hunsinger Farm.
Field Day
U.S. Department of Agriculture
scientists at the Beitsville Agricul
tural Research Center (BARC).
And representatives from the
BARC visitor center will present
an historical review of USDA
BARC contributions to Maryland
agriculture.
The university’s Maryland
Agricultural Experiment Station
has been conducting research at
the Beitsville location since 1973
under a joint arrangement with the
USDA. The research focuses on
agronomic, environmental, and
entomological topics.
To reach the Maryland research
site from the north, take Interstate
Highway 95 or 1-295 (Baltimore-
Washington Parkway) to High
way 212 (Powder Mill Road). Exit
to the east; turn right (after 1-295)
onto Soil Conservation Road. Pro
ceed about one mile and turn left
onto Beaver Dam Road. Follow
Beaver Dam Road for about one
mile. The facility is on your right.
From the south and east, take
1-95 (Capital Beltway) north to
Exit 23. Follow Highway 193
(Greenbelt Road) east, and turn
left onto Soil Conservation Road.
Proceed about one mile; turn right
onto Beaver Dam Road, and go
about one mile. The facility is on
your right