A26-lancaster Farming, Saturday, July 26, 1997 1 Clover (Continued from Pago A 1) er, said the quality was present and he called it a very good show. The top placings are as follows: Spring calf, 1. Nicholas Fisher; 2. Alex Morrow; 3. Blake Brubaker. Winter calf, 1. Justin Howes; 2. Matthew Groff; 3. Cheryl Hershey. Fall calf, 1. Lindsey Howard; 2. Heather Brubaker; 3. Daniel Bollinger. Summer yearling, 1. Amie Shel ley: 2. Marc Waltemyer, 3. Brian Mull Spring yearling, 1. Crystal Bru baker. 2. Blake Brubaker, 3. Gypsy Hill Farm. Winter yearling, 1. Jacob Brown; 2Nicholas Fisher, 3. Jus tin Hershberger. Fall yearling, 1. Bejamin Wellq 2. Robert Wenger. 4-y (dry), 1. Gregory Wenger, 2, Denise Bollinger. Jr. 2-y, 1. Lowell A Deb Bru baker; 2. Dclmar Oberholtzcr. Sr. 2-y, I. Silvermine Holsteins; 2. Randy Wengen 3. Lowell & Deb Brubaker. Jr. 3-y, 1. Robert Wenger, 2. Andy Welk; 3. Gregory Wenger. Sr. 3-y, 1. Silvermine Holsteins; 2. Lowell A Deb Brubaker, 3. Heather Oberholtzcr. 4-y, 1. Lowell & Deb Brubaker, 2. Joseph Wivell; 3. Darryl A Ruby Bollinger. Junior champions In the open show are Austin Thomas, left with the reserve Junior champion and Lindsey Howard with the Junior champion. Khan Daughter Tops National Heifer Sale REYNOLDSBURG, Ohio AU Tildys Khan Taffi-ET, a Jersey yearling daughter of Green wood Sooner Khan, topped the 1997 National Heifer Sale in Indianapolis, bringing $9,000. The 1997 National Heifer Sale averaged $2,629.59 on 49 head. The sale was held June 29 in Indianapolis in conjunction with the ahnual meetings of the Ameri can Jersey Cattle Association and National All-Jersey. Inc. 3 The top seller was consigned by Kurt and Carol Alberti, Wendell, Idaho, and will make her new home with Coppini Lane Jerseys, Femdale, Calif. “Taffi’s” dam. AU Tillies Legend Tildy, EX-93%, has records to 6-0 305 27,220 4.9% 1,326 4.0% 1,102. “Tildy’s” mature equivalent (m.e.) average on seven lactations is 23,454 lbs. Milk, 1,104 lbs. Fat and 913 lbs. Grand Champion At Lancaster Holstein Show The grand champion of the Lancaster County Holstein show Is C Wridale Broker Clover, owned by SUvermlne Farm, Willow Street. Friends and family are from left, from, Allison Waltemyer, Dylan Thomas. Morgan Thomas, and Aged cow, 1. Joseph Wivell; 2. Greg Wenger, 3. Denise Bollinger. Futurity, 1. Andy Welk; 2. Joe Wivell; 3. Jessica Latham. 100,000 lb. 1. Gregory Wenger, 2. Star Rock Farms. Protein. Walden Farm Angel Barber Seeker, consigned by Jo Grady Armstrong, East Hardwick, VL, was the second-highest selling animal. Coppini Lane Jerseys bid $6,100 for the 9-month-old daughter of WF/L&M Duncan Barber-ET. “Seeker’s” dam, Walden Farm Berretta Deity Angel, has a first lactation projected m.e. average of 23,270 lbs. milk, 958 lbs. fat and 823 lbs. protein. Eight percent of the gross sale price from animals sold in the National Heifer Sale is used to fund the Jersey youth programs. Co-chairmen of the sale were Keith Hubbell, Brownsville, Ind., and Anthonty Dalessandro, Rich mond, Ind. The sale was managed by Jersey Marketing Service, with Merlin Woodruff of Ohio as the auctioneer. MILK. IT DOES A BODY GOOD. MIDDLE ATLANTIC MILK MARKETING ASSOCIATION, INC. aqmJ alcfswpaV .yaH grjoiO The premier breeder award went to Donegal Creek Farm and the premier exhibitor award went to Wengdale Farm. From left, Steve Wood, Judge, Joe, Jason, and Justin Wlvell, Greg and Bob Wenger, and Elizabeth Smith, Lancaster County dairy princess. Winners in the youth show are from left, Elizabeth Smith, Lancaster County dairy princess; Crystal Brubaker, reserve Junior champion; Lindsey Howard, Junior champ ion; Susan Richardson, with the reserve grand champion owned by Randy Wenger; and Andy Walk, grand champion. Mark WaKemyer. Back, Sandy Thomaa at halter, Steve Wag ner, Austin Thomas, Earl Waltemyer, and Denise Waltemyer.
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