C4-Lancaster Farming, Saturday, August 29, 1998
Jersey Named Supreme
At Northeast District
CAROLYN N. MOYER
Bradford Co. Correspondent
TROY (Bradford Coun
ty) Tri-Maple Imperial Dalila,
* owned by Heather Pease, of Sus
quehanna, was named the supreme
champion of the Northeast District
FFA Show held at the Troy Fair
grounds, August 3.
Pease’s 4-year-old Jersey rose
to the top above more than 200
entries, judged by Kress Simpson
of Mansfield, and Paul Moyer of
Roaring Branch.
Following Pease’s 4-year-old
was the reserve senior and grand
champion Jersey, a senior 2-year
old, owned by Lindsay Place, of
Meshoppen.
The junior champion Jersey was
Heather Pease’s Sweet Peas
Renaissance Molly-ET, a summer
yearling, followed by Thumper, a
fall calf owned by Robin Wilson,
of Rome, named the reserve junior
champion.
Holstein
Craig Sheeley, of Troy, made
his way to the champion ring in the
Holstein show with Braund Valley
Peanut, a senior 3-year-old. The
reserve grand champion award
went to Ryan Calkins of Troy with
his 4-year-old, Calkins Farm
Peake Ramona.
The junior champion and
reserve junior champion Holstein
positions were captured by the
brother-sister team of James and
Heidi Alderfer of Athens.
Heidi’s summer yearling, Du-
Mar Broker Larrah, was named the
junior champion, while James’
winter calf, Du-Mar Kemview
FiFi, was named the reserve junior
champion.
Ayrshire
In the Ayrshire show, Raymond
Adams, of Montrose, showed the
grand champion, BEKA Daffy’s
Duclde. who won the 6-years, and-
Tri Maple Imperial Dalila, owned by Heather Pease was
named the supreme champion of the Northeast District FFA
Show. Shown with the champion are, from left, Athens FFA
representative Jackie Schriner, judge Kress Simpson,
Alternate Dairy Princess Melissa Croft, judge Paul Moyer,
and Pa. Alternate Ayrshire Princess Melissa Burdick.
FFA Show
older class
The reserve grand champion
Ayrshire was Amberleigh Yurka
nin’s Laneway Festival’s Novem
ber, a 5-year-old owned by
Amberleigh Yurkanin, of Colum
bia Cross Roads.
The junior champion Ayrshire
of the day was William Ander
son’s spring yearling, elm Brook
Signature Gifted. Anderson hails
from Tunkhannock.
The reserve junior champion
was EJ’s Ayr Willow Maggie,
owned by Erica Jo Seman of
Thompson.
BROWN SWISS
In a small Brown Swiss show,
Michael Cole of Ulster won the
grand champion ribbon with Vit
ory Acres Legacy, a 4-year-old.
The reserve grand champion,
also the junior champion, was a
winter calf. Elm Brook Ice Joce
lyn, owned by Ambcrleigh Yurka
nin of Columbia Cross Roads.
The reserve junio champion was
Elm Brook Signature Gifted, own
ed by John Yurkanin Jr. of Colum
bia Cross Roads.
In the Guernsey arena/ the
Shupp family of Tunkhannock
took home all the honors.
Dave Shupp had the grand
champion with 2-year-old Shupps
Delight Mr. Ben, and the reserve
grand champion with his senior
3-year-old, Shupps Dollar
Dividend.
The junior champion was Char
lene Shupp’s summer yearling,
ESJ Caleb Helda. The reserve
junior champion was David
Shupp’s winter yearling, Shupps
Dallas Dividend.
Among the Milking Shorthorn
animals, Samuel Cole of Ulster
showed both grand champions.
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Guernsey
Braund Valley Peanut, held by Craig Sheeley, second from right, was the grand
champion of the Holstein show. Other show toppers in the Holstein ring were James
Alderfer with the reserve junior champion, Heidi Alderfer with the junior champion,
Pa. Alternate Ayrshire Princess Melissa Burdick, Ryan Calkins with the reserve grand
champion and Athens FFA representative Jackie Schriner.
—mpion /rshires from the Northeast District FFA show are Erica
Seman, with the reserve juniorchampion, Charlene Shuppand William Anderson with
the junior champion, Alternate Dairy Princess Melissa Croft, Amberleigh Yurkanin
with the reserve grand champion, Raymond Adams with the grand champion and Pa.
Alternate Ayrshire Princess Melissa Burdick.
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iSfetthew Pease with the Junior champion, Alternate Dairy Princess Melissa Croft,
Lindsay Place with the reserve grand champion, FFA representative Jackie Schriner
and Heather Pease with the grand champion who was also named the supreme
char ion of the show.
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