A2B-Lancaster Farming, Saturday, November 7, 1998
MARSHA ANN CHESS
Mercer Co. Correpsondent
NEW CASTLE (Lawrence
Co ) Grand champions of each
of the si c dairy breeds returned
to the ring to compete for the
title of supreme champion of the
Lawrence County Fair at the
end of the two-day dairy show.
Judge Brian Garrison, Tiffin,
Ohio, congratulated the
exhibitors on the quality of their
animals and their show before
tapping the Holstein, Campbell
Run CM Lou, supreme.
The grand champion
Holstein, a 5-year-old, was
exhibited by Mark Campbell of
Ford City and was also named
best uddered Holstein. Reserve
grand champion Holstein went
to McKissick Farm with Altwi
Mae Steady Mona, an aged cow
Junior Champion Holstein
was Scottown Counselor Pretty,
a winter yearling shown by
McKissick Farm. McKissick
Farm also had the reserve junior
champion, Conn-Qu black Mark
Molly, a fall calf. Best bred and
owned went to Ryan Rynd,
Mercer, with his cow any age
producing 100,000 pounds,
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Holly Liggett, Bassemer, won
grand champion Guernsey with
her 4-year-old Trotacre Bucky
Mamie, which was also named
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Dairy Show Winners Named At Lawrence County Fair
best uddered cow and best bred
and owned. Reserve grand
champion went to Level Square
Smoky Band, an aged cow
owned by Melanie Brockway of
Bessemer.
Liggett also showed junior
champion, Trotacre Magic
Mamies Baby, a fall yearling.
Reserve junior champion, a win
ter yearling named Oakland
Pemson Lydia, was shown by
Mary Horn.
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to JEM Hermitage Iris Izzy-
Twin, a 5-year-old shown by
Roberta McConnell of Volant.
McConnell’s Izzy was also
named best uddered and best
owned and bred Jersey. Cass
Ridge Farm, Jackson Center,
exhibited the reserve grand
champion Jersey, GR Legend
Samson Hope, a 100,000-pound
cow. Lackey Farm, Clarks Mills,
showed the junior champion,
Lackey’s Juno Lilly Bell, a sum
mer yearling and the reserve
junior champion 3K Farm
Imperial Noel, a winter calf.
Designer Gene’s Cassie, a
junior 2-year-old shown by Bridget
Whiting Gerber, Edinburg, was
named grand champion and best
uddered milking shorthorn.
Reserve grand champion went to
Designer Gene’s Farm, Edinburg,
and their senior 2, Designer
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champion, Designer Gene’s J.D.,
a winter calf.
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Mel, a 5-year-old shown by
Crystal Bozlinski, Wampum,
was selected grand champion
and best uddered Ayrshire.
Reserve grand champion went to
Jerry Wilson, Portersville, with
Pure-Ayr Requests Bobbie, a
senior 3-year-old. Heather
Bauder, New Galilee, showed
the junior champion, Tollgate
Ayr Sunny Sue, a winter year
ling. The reserve junior champi
on, a spring calf named Deem
Green Lane Reward Rose, was
shown by Nichole Bozlinski-
Deem.
Campwiss Supreme Faith, an
aged cow owned by Dick Martin,
Volant; Doug Beatty, Enon
Valley; and Mark Campbell,
Ford City, was selected grand
champion and best uddered
Brown Swiss. Jason Kennedy of
Butler showed the reserve grand
champion, Four Season Pat
Greta, a senior three. Junior
champion honors went to
Swamp Acre Birdie, a winter
calf owned by Dick Martin and
Doug Beatty. Starshine Farm
showed the reserve junior cham
pion, Starshine Tigris Rugby, a
fall calf.
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Mark Campbell poses with the supreme champion dairy
cow of the Lawrence County Fair, Campbell Run CM Lou.
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