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Hough Has Banner Day
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The results of the show follow:
Centre County Open Class
Dairy Show Results
AYRSHIRE
Fall Calf- 1 Buck Gales
Junior Champion- Buck Gates
Senior 3-Year-Old- 1 Charles Uner
Senior Champion- Charles Uner
Grand Champion- Charles Uner
Reaerve Grand Champion- Buck Gates
BROWN SWISS
Winter Calf- 1 Ken Connelly
Fall Calf- 1 Tammi Deibler
Summer Yearling- 1 Charles Liner
Junior Champion- Ken Connelly
Reaerve Junior Champion- Tammi
Deibler
Junior 2-Year-Old- 1 Charles Uner
6 Yeara A Older- 1 Charles Uner
Dam li Daughter- 1 Charles Uner
Produce of Dam- 1 Charles Uner
Senior Champion- Charles Uner
Reaerve Senior Champion- Charles
Uner
Grand Champion
Charles Liner
Reserve Grand Champion
Kerf Connelly
JERSEY
Spring Calf-1 EDN-RU Jerseys, 2 Josh
Kellerman, 3 Craig & Susie Wicker
Winter Calf-1 Craig & Susie Wicker, 2
Charles Liner, 3 EDN-RU Jerseys
Fall Calf-1 Greg McMudie, 2 Cassaund
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Summer Yearling-1 Jennifer Kellerman,
2 Ben Cloninger, 3 Mary Anne Clouser
Spring Yearling-1 Craig & Susie Wicker,
2 Jessica McMurtie, 3 Allen Reanck
Winter Yearling-1 Mary Anne Clouser
Junior Champion- Jennifer Kellerman
Reaerve Junior Champion- Craig &
Susie Wicker
Junior Beat 3 Females-1 Craig & Susie
Wicker, 2 EDN-RU Jerseys, 3 Mary Anne
Clouser
Dry Cow, 4 yr. t under-1 Allen Reanck,
2 Mary Anne Clouser, 3 Houtz Acres
Dry Cow, 5 yr. t Over- 1 EDN-RU
Jerseys, 2 Lynne Reanck
Fall Yearling in Milk- 1
Clouser
Junior 2-year-old- 1 Josh
Kellerman, 2 Craig & Susie
Wicker, 3 Craig & Susie Wicker
Senior 2-year-old- 1 Craig
& Susie Wicker. 2 EDN-RU
Jerseys, 3 Jessica McMurtie
Junior 3-yaar-old- 1 Craig
& Susie Wicker, 2 EDN-RU
Jerseys, 3 Greg McMurtie
Senior 3-year-old- 1 EDN
RU Jerseys. 2 Craig & Susie
Wicker, 3 Lynne Reanck
4- 1 Jennifer Kel
lerman, 2 EDN-RU Jerseys, 3
Craig & Susie Wicker
5- 1 EDN-RU
Jerseys, 2 Craig & Susie Wick
er, 3 Jessica McMurtie
100,000* Class- 1 Craig &
Susie Wicker
6 yrs. I> older- 1 Craig &
Susie Wicker, 2 EDN-RU
Jerseys, 3 Craig S Susie
Wicker
Beet 3 female#- 1 Craig I
Susie Wicker. 2 EDN-RU
Jerseys, 3 Lynne Reanck
Dairy Hard- 1. Craig & Susie
Wicker, 2. EON-RU Jerseys, 3
Greg McMurte
Produce of Dam- 1 Jennifer
Kellerman, 2. Craig & Susie
Wicker, 3. EDN-RU Jerseys
Dam A Daughter- 1 Josh
Kellerman.2 EDN-RU Jerseys,
3 Craig & Susie Wicker
Senior Champion- Craig &
Susie Wicker
Reserve Senior Chtmplon-
Craig I Susie Wicker
Grand Champion- Craig I
Susie Wicker
Reserve Grand Champlon-
Craig * Susie Wicker
Champion Udder- Craig &
Susie Wicker
Reserve Champion Udder-
Craig A Susie Wicker
MILKING SHORTHORN
Spring Calf- 1 Mary Anne
Clouser
Spring Yearling- 1 Mary
Anne Clouser
Junior Champion- Mary
Anne Clouser
Rasarva Junior Champlon-
Mary Anne Clouser
Jr. 3-year-old- 1 Mary Anne
Clouser
6 yra. A older- 1 Mary Anne
Clouser
Dam A Daughter- Mary
Anne Clouser
Senior Champion- Mary
Anne Clouser
Reserve Junior Champion-
Mary Anne Clouser
Grand Champion- Mary
Anne Clouser
Rasarva Junior Champion-
Mary Anne Clouser
HOLSTEIN
Spring Calf-1 Charles Lin
er, 2 Franlo-Aiken Farm, 3
Amanda Gates
Winter Calf- 1. Fairbrook
Farms, 2. Lon Connelly, 3 Emi
ly Ckminger
Fall Calf-1 Ron Hough Jr, 2 Lon Con
nelly, 3 David Kocher
Summer Yearling- 1 David Kocher, 2
Maple Hill Farm, 3 April Judy
Spring Yearling-1 Ken Connelly, 2 Fred
Strouse & Janet Deibler, 3 Emily Clonmger
Winter Yearling- 1 Reic Stine, 2 David
Kocher, 3 Zachary Harding
Fall Yearling-1 Maple Hill Farm. 2 Doug
& Jennifer Wasson
Junior Champion- Ron Hough Jr
Reaerve Junior Champion- Fairbrook
Farm
Junior Beat Three-1 Fairbrook Farm, 2
Maple Hill Farm, 3 David Kocher
Dry Cow 4 yra. A under-1 Ben Clonm
ger, 2 Franlo Aiken Farm
Dry Cow 5 A Over- 1 Buck Gales
Senior 2 year-old-1 Ron Hough, 2 Matt
Ulmer, 3 Brian Stnnger
3 Year Old Futurity-1 Emily Clonmger,
2 Penn Dell Farm, 2 Ben Cloninger
Junior 3-year-old-1 Penn Dell Farm, 2
Doug & Jennifer Wasson
Senior 3-year-old-1 Emily Cloninger, 2
Penn Dell Farm
4 year old-1 Ron Hough Jr. 2 Tammi
Deibler, 3 Karen Stnnger
5 Year Old-1 Valleys End Farm
100,000# Clasa- 1 Penn Dell Farm. 2
Brian Stringer
6 yeara & older- 1 Doug & Jennifer
Wasson
Best 3 Females- 1 Penn Dell Farm, 2
Doug & Jennifer Wasson
Dairy Herd-1 Ron Hough Jr, 2 Penn Dell
Farm, 3 Stringers Sandy Ridge
Produce of Dam- 1 Doug & Jennifer
Wasson, 2 Penn Dell Farm
Dam A Daughter-1 Penn Dell Farm, 2
Brian Stringer
Senior Champion- Ron Hough Jr
Reserve Senior Champion- Ron Hough
Grand Champion- Ron Hough Jr
Reserve Grand Champion- Ron Hough
Champion Udder- Ron Hough Jr
Reserve Champion Udder- Ron Hough
Premier Exhibitor- Ron Hough Jr
Premier Breeder- Stnngers Sandy Ridge
Farm
Mary Anne
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Rebersburg who was named premier breeder of the Centre
County Holstein Show. Next to them is Jim Houser, vice
president of the Centre County Holstein Club, who donated
the banners, and the members of the Stringer Family. Strin
gers Sandy Ridge Farm was named premier breeder at the
show. Standing next to Jim is Brian Stringer and his father,
Bill. In the front row is Scott Stringer and Karen Stringer.
Missing is mother, Joyce and oldest son Craig.
Keri Connelly and Lori Connelly representing Fairbrook
Farms of Pennsylvania Furnace stand with the reserve
junior champion, Fairbrook-Farms BC Louise. Ron Hough
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Pork Month
Promotions
DES MOINES, lowa The
U.S. pork industry will have two
major promotions under way this
fall during National Pork Month
to encourage consumers to pur
chase more pork.
Since 1972, the National Pork
Producers Council (NPPC) has
celebrated October as National
Pork Month. That’s because it tra
ditionally is the time of year when
more pork products are available
for consumers at the meatcase.
Approximately 23,000 retail food
stores will take part in pork pro
motions this fall, says John Hager
la, NPPC director of retail market
ing.
Pork’s role in breakfast will be
the focus of the Pork Lovers’
Breakfast promotion from Sep
tember through November. Ac
cording to consumer research, ba
con, sausage and ham continue to
help make pork the most popular
meat during breakfast, says Robin
Kline, M.S., R.D., NPPC assistant
vice president of marketing com
munications.
Just in time for elegant holiday
dining, in October the pork indus
try will launch the “Rack of Pork,
The Next Tradition” promotion in
retail food stores. The promotion,
which will run through the holiday
season, will be supported by an
appetizing color advertisement of
the rack of pork dish. The ad
vertisement will run in 13 national
magazines including Ladies’
Home Journal, People and Bon
ApetiL
This is the 10th anniversary of
the Pork. The Other White Meat®
advertising campaign, says Kline.
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