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Vue Berretta Ruby, a junior
2-ycar-old. Kyle Heimbach won
reserve champion honors with
HE-RO Spring Dunker Beeper, an
intermediate calf. Jonathan Diet
rich had both the youth show
grand champion, Beaver Run
Cinniburst-P, the first place dry
cow, and the reserve champion,
DAD Buttermint, a senior 2-year
old.
Dan Rishel and his sister Jen
nifer Rishel showed all but one of
the 18 Ayrshires in the competi
tion. Dan’s 4-year-old, Justa Roy
al Ace Rita, was the grand champ
ion, and his 5-year-old, Maple-
Dell IRS Howdy, was reserve
champion. Dan showed the
supreme champion of last year’s
West End Fair dairy show.
Nathan Sanders exhibited the
grand champion Brown Swiss,
NLS Royal Dory Daffodil, a
senior 2-year-old, while the
reserve champion went to Mark
Mapes for 3-year-old Mapes Rose
Louise. Youth show grand champ
ion was Andrew Walter for his
summer yearling. Wind Mill Chall
Maebelle, and reserve was Dawn
Amy Sanders showed the grand champion Brown Swiss
for Nathan Sanders.
West End Fair Presents Awards
Rise Select Jane, a junior 2-year
old shown by Jodi Musser. Eleven
Brown Swiss were shown.
Denae Johnson exhibited three
Guernseys, of which her
3-4-year-old dry cow, Cloverdale
Orange Supreme, was the grand
champion. Junior yearling, ALBO
CRDE Transmit Pretty was
reserve champion.
Top placings in the junior Hols
tein classes were bull calf- Ken-
Lew Rudolph, Daniel Kenamond;
junior calf- Ken Lew Broker Ice
Milk, Daniel Kenamond; reserve
junior champion and intermediate
calf- Zi-Wc Thad Shari Share, Tif
fany Zimmerman; junior champ
ion and senior calf- J&K Vue Sun
buck Rose, Jonathan Boop; junior
yearling- Amethyst Darkstar
Snickers, John Rishel; intermedi
ate yearling- Ken Lew Broker Ice
Cream, Daniel Kenamond: and
senior yearling- Zi-We Jed Amy
Amber, Zi-We’s Dairy Farm.
In the senior Holstein classes,
the first place winners were 3-4
year old dry cow- J&K Vue Tong
Milky Way, Denae Johnson; aged
dry cow- J&K Vue K Leader Sal
ly, Gerald and Kathy Boop; senior
2-ycar-old- Garstlyn Broker Reh
Douglas & Jennifer Boop; 3-year
old cow- Ronalfred Roscoe Jenny,
John Rishel; 4-year-old cow- C
Watavue Flora Broker, John
Rishel; and 5-year-old cow- J&K
Vue Marvel Lilly, Jonathan Boop.
The junior Jersey top placings
went to junior calf- DAD Pepper
mint, Jonathan Dietrich; junior
champion and intermediate calf-
HE—RO Spring Dunker Beeper,
Kyle Heimbach; senior calf- J
Chrissy of DAD, David Dietrich;
reserve junior champion and sum
mer yearling- DAD Lily, Jonathan
Dietrich; junior yearling- DAD
Sassy, Jonathan Dietrich; interme
diate yearling- HE—RO Spring
Dunker Reba, Kyle Heimbach;
and senior yearling- Sunrise
Galaxy Brandy, David Dietrich.
Jersey senior class first places
were 3-4 year old dry cow- Beaver
Run Cinniburst-P, Jonathan Diet
rich; aged dry cow- Sunrise J.
Imperial Brenda, David Dietrich;
junior 2-year-old- J&K Vue Ber
retta Ruby, Douglas and Jennifer
Boop; senior 2-year-old- DAD
Buttermint, Jonathan Dietrich;
3-year-old cow- Four Springs
GAY BROWNLEE
Somerset Co. Correspondent
MEYERSDALE (Somerset
Co.) Cassey Croner managed
to keep a graceful appearance and
be selected the Somerset County
Fair Queen. In spite of a torrential
rain that found the six contestants
walking on limestone sand in the
show arena instead of on the stage
fronting the grandstand.
“The rain made everyone more
nervous," the 16-year-old said.
“Being in a closed place, you
could see everyone.”
One of the questions put to Cas
sey, a junior at Berlin-Brothers
vallejr High School, was to
describe what, in a hypothetical
situation, she would say to a little
4-H ijfta
Grand champion Jersey winner Douglas Bood left and
reserve champion Kyle Heimbach. ’
General Patrice, Jonathan Diet
rich; 4-year-old cow- J&K Vue
Lester Bossy, Douglas and Jennif-
Cassey
Somerset
Cassey said she would tell the
newcomer that it was all right, that
she was winning just by trying and
if it would make her feel better,
Cassey would buy ice cream for
her.
The daughter of Norman and
Carol Croner, Berlin, Cassey said
she was encouraged to vie in the
fair queen competition by her sis
ter, who two years ago did so her
self.
With college ia mind, the fair
queen scholarships bestowed
upon the college preparatory stu
dent are welcome.
She is a seven-year member of
the Milksquirts 4-H Club, a mem
ber of Valley 4-8 Club, member
of 9ounty council, and a 4-H camp
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er Boop; and 5-year-old cow-
Sunrisc Knight Ann, David
Dietrich.
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the varsity cheerleading squad fill
her school days.
Additionally, she’s a part-time
employee at Somerset Hospital,
does volunteer work, and keeps fit
with swimming.
Her church membership is at
Holy Trinity Evangelical Luther
an Church, Berlin.
Jenna Svonavcc, daughter of
Joe and Rose Svonavee. and
senior at Rockwood Aioa High
Schoci, was first runner-up.
Jessica Ashbrook, Berbn, re
ceived die speech award. Lauren
Lynch. Somerset. received the
iMrriew award.
Jddi Flick, Berlin, and jfegeia
Llvenaood, Boa well, wens th^
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