Noble dale Farm Takes Premier Breeder' f Exhibitor
At District TV Jersey Parish Show
Nobledale Farms captured both banners at the 1996 District IV Jersey Parish Show
held In Troy. Shown from left are Michelle Borek, Tommy Noble. Shirley Noble, Ben
McClure, Elaine Noble, Judge of the show Chris Hill, Stuart Noble holding Marla Jo
Noble, and Bradford County Dairy Princess Robin Wilson.
Five-year-old Bren-Dellte Daffodil, shown by Brenda Hodder, left, was named the
grand champion of the annual District IV Jersey Parish Show. Nobledale Juno Won
der, shown by Michelle Borek, was the reserve grand champion. Bradford County
Dairy Princess Robin Wilson and Tioga County Dairy Princess Lisa Fitch present the
awards.
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CAROLYN MOYER
Bradford Co. Correspondent
TROY (Bradford Co.)
Nobledale Farm topped the com
petition as they captured both the
premier breeder and exhibitor ban
ners at the 1 1th annual District IV
Jersey Parish Show held Aug. 19.
Judge Chris Hill of Maryland
sorted through the 90 entries to
select Bren-Delite Daffodil, a
5-ycar-old owned by Brenda Rob
son Hodder, as the grand
champion.
Following closely in his pattern
of long, clean dairy cows was his
reserve grand champion, Noble
dale Juno ‘Wonder, owned by
Nobledale Farm.
Named junior champion of the
show was Ty-Ly-Vicw June
Dawn, a summer yearling owned
by Paul 4 and Carolyn Moyer. The
reserve junior champion of the day
was fall calf Bren-Delite Autumn,
owned by Brenda Robson Hodder.
PennAg Convention
Speakers Named
EPHRATA (Lancaster Co.)
PennAg Industries Association
has announced that the following
speakers will address its 118th
Convention. The Convention will
be at the Hotel Hershey, Hershey,
PA on Tuesday, September 17.
1996.
William Matuszeski, Director,
of EPA’s Chesapeake Bay Prog
ram Office, will be- the Keynote
speaker at the convention. He is
Chairman of the Implementation
Committee for the Bay Program, a
cooperative restoration effort by
the States of Maryland, Virginia
and Pennsylvania; the District of
Columbia, the Chesapeake Bay
Commission representing the
three states’ legislatures; andEPA
as the representative of the Feder
al Government The Bay Program
is the premier watershed restora
tion effort in the United States,
and is recognized world-wide for
its clear goals, measurable
achievements, comprehensive
approach to such complex prob
lems as air deposition and popula
tion growth, and use of computer
models to test management
options.
John Doombos of the Ministry
of Agriculture, Nature Manage
ment and Fisheries of The Nether-
lands is currently head of the
Centre for Information and Sup
port of Manure Processing. The
In the'youthdiviskm, senior
2-year-old Norttiiart(jily ifidd Pay
ge, owned by Cathlcen Norman,
commanded attention as she was
named the grand champion.'Fol
lowing her in the reserve grand
champion slot was Corissa Cool
baugh’s junior 2-year-old, Coris
sa’s Elizabeth Esther.
The junior champion of the
youth division was Kim Barker’s
Jer-Sweet Jenks Laurel-Lea, a
summer yearling. In the reserve
position was Kent Barker’s fall
calf, Jer-Sweet Malcolm Gems
Sapphire.
A list of the top three open and
youth placings in each class
follows;
DISTRICT IV
JERSEY
PARISH SHOW
RESULTS
Spring Calf: 1. (Ijr) Kickamoo Blaint
Lindwy, ownad by Jannttor Totninton. 2.,
(2jr) RS Tractor Panda Paecbet, owned by
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