A3O-Uncaster Farming, Saturday, September 4, 1999
VERNON ACHENBACH, JR.
Lancaster Fanning Staff
KUTZTOWN (Berks
Co.) Dale-Pride Holsteins of
the north Annville area exhibited
the grand and reserve grand
champions of the Southeast Pen
nsylvania Championship Holstein
Show Wednesday evening.
Judge for the show was James
Kahlcr of Wcllsboro.
Alan, Kurt and Brian Hostetler
served as leadsmen for the Dale-
Pride Holstein show animals.
Their senior 3-year-old, Dale-
Pride Malach Angelica was named
grand champion. Angelica is a
Robthom Malachite-ET daughter
out of Dale-Pride Cleitus Anjee.
The reserve grand champion
was a junior 3-year-old, another
Malachite daughter, Dale-Pride
Malachite Alva, out of dam Dale-
Pride Chesapeake Avis.
In the youth division, the grand
champion was an aged cow. Key
stone Highlight Lake, owned by
Sara Hlavaty of Easton. The
reserve grand champion was a
junior 2-ycar-old, Tumpikc-Vicw
Skybuck Penny, owned by P. Dus
tin Homing of Stevens.
The junior champions were the
same for the open and youth
divisions.
The junior champion was a
winter calf. Woodbine Mity P
Maple, owned by Candice M.
Knight of Woodbine Farm in
Annville.
The reserve junior champion
was a summer yearling, Dalce-
Bred Encore Gidgct, teed and
owned by Timothy Vail of
Lebanon.
The premier breeder was Dale-
Pride Holsteins. The premier exhi
bitor of the show was the Homing
family of Stevens Paul, Lind
say, Kelly and P. Dustin Homing.
More than 100 animals were
exhibited during the show, which
Is part of the show season sanc
tioned by the Pennsylvania Hols-
Pitts To Hold Farm Tour
WASHINGTON, D.C. Con
gressman Joseph R. Pitts, repre
sentative of the 16th Congression
al District, will conduct his annual
farm tour on Tuesday, September
7 at 9 a.m. During the Farm Tour,
Congressman Pitts will visit two
Lancaster County and Chester
County farms to discuss with
farmers the issues they face on a
daily basis.
SCHEDULE OF EVENTS
What: Congressman Pitts
Farm Tour
Who: Congressman Joe Pitts
Lancaster and Chester
County farmers
9 a.m. Rohrer Homestead,
Dairy farm of John
and Bonnie Rohrer
2SOB Creek Hill Road,
Lancaster; (717) 656-
9243.
Directions: From Route 772
south at LeoU, turn onto
Creek Hill Roed, heeding
west Go through two stop
signs (Horseshoe Road and
Hellers Church Road.) The
Rohrer Homestead on the
left, about Vi mile from Hell
ers Church Road.
10:30 Weaverland Valley
Farms, Crop and An
gus Steer farm of
Dale-Pride Holsteins Show Southeast Champions
tein Association. The state champ
ionship show is slated for Sept. 21
at the state Farm Show Building in
Harrisburg, as part of the Pa. All-
American Daily Show.
Pa. Holstein Association
S.E. Championship
Kutztown Fairgrounds
SPRING CALF 1 Debra Ocker 2 Brelt
Salt -atm 3 Jessica Luckenbill
WINTER CALF 1 Candice M Knight 2
Christina M Knight 3 Timothy Vail
FALL CALF 1 Christina M Knight 2 Kelly
Horning 3 Jessica Luckenbill
SUMMER YEARLING 1 Timothy Vail 2 Trisha
R Knight 3 Kent & Melomca Hotter
SPRING YEARLING 1 Justin M Hall 2 Shane
Hall 3 Kent & Melomca Hotter
WINTER YEARLING 1 Kendra Reist 2
Jessica Luckenbill 3 Candice M Knight
FALL YEARLING 1 Lynette J Heffner 2 Paul
E Horning 3 Nathan Beiler
JUNIOR CHAMPION Candice Knight
RESERVE JUNIOR CHAMPION Timothy Vail
JUNIOR BEST THREE 1 Woodbine Farm 2
Paul E Horning 3 S-Pme Lawn Farm
DRY COWS - 4 YEARS & UNDER 1 Brent
Schuler DRY COWS ■ 5 YEARS & OVER 1
Melinda Hossler
JUNIOR 2 YEAR OLD 1 P Dustin Homing 2
Aaron Ruch 3 Alan Narehood & Ray Kramer
SENIOR 2 YEAR OLD 1 Melinda Hossler 2
Paul E Horning 3 Zack Fulmer
JUNIOR 3 YEAR OLD 1 Dale E Hostetler 2
Delaware Valley College 3 Paul E Horning
SENIOR 3 YEAR OLD 1 Dale E Hostetler 2
Dale E Hostetler 3 Keystone Farm
FOUR YEAR OLD 1 Keystone Farm 2 Barry
S Hostetler 3 Lynette Heffner
FIVE YEAR OLD 1 Jessica Luckenbill 2 Paul
E Horning 3 Jesse R Biller
125,000 LB CLASS 1 Dale E Hostetler 2
Aaron Ruch
SIX YEAR OLD & OVER 1. Sara Hlavaty 2
Jeffrey L Hostetler 3 Delaware Valley College
SENIOR CHAMPION Dale-Pnde Holsteins
RESERVE SENIOR CHAMPION Dale-Pnde
Holsteins
SENIOR CHAMPION JR DIVISION' Sara
Hlavaty
RESERVE SENIOR CHAMPION JR DIVISION
P Dustin Horning
GRAND CHAMPION Dale-Pnde Holsteins
RESERVE GRAND CHAMPION Dale-Pnde
Holsteins
GRAND CHAMPION JR DIVISION Sara
Hlavaty
RESERVE GRAND CHAMPION JR DIVISION
P Dustin Horning
BEST THREE FEMALES 1 Dale-Pride
Holstems 2 Keystone Farm 3 PaulE Horning
PRODUCE OF DAM 1 Jesse R Bitter
DAM & DAUGHTER 1 Aaron Ruch
1 pan.
3 p.m.
Larry and Barb
Weaver
641 Spruce Road, New
New Holland; (717)
354-7477
Diiectioni: Take Route 23
Bait to Railroad Avenue in
New Holland, Him left onto
Railroad, and take the next
right on Spruce Road. Weav
eriand Valley Fanns ii on
the left, one mile from Route
23.
Hewitt Farms, Dairy
farm of Bob and Dan
ielle Hewitt
460 Ridge Road, Spring
City: (215) 495-7927
Directions: Take Route 23
East to Route 100. Croat
Route 100 and continue on
Route 23 for about 3 miles.
After patting the fire com
pany. Hewitt Farm is on the
right Look for the sign at the
sign at the end of the drive
way.
Glen Valley Farm,
Crop and Dairy farm
of Ken and Marilyn
Umble
1531 Lower Valley
Road, Atglen; (610)
593-2274
Directions: Take Route 41 to
Atglen. Turn right onto Route
37Z Glenn Valley Farm it
the first farm on the left.
Showing the open division grand champions of the Pa. Holstein Association South
east Championship Show are, from the left, show judge James Kahier, Berks County
Dairy Princess Michelle McMichael, Alan Hostetler with the reserve grand champion,
Kurth Hostetter with the grand champion, and Lebanon County Dairy Princess Aman
da Martin.
The premier breeder of the Pa. Holstein Association Southeast Championship
Show is Dale-Pride Hoisteins, represented by, from the left, Alan, Brian and Kurt Hos
tetler, who stand with their first-place entry of the best three class, including the two
grand champions of the show.
The premier exhibitor of the Pa. Holstein Association Southeast Championship
Show is the Horning family of Stevens. Representing the family is P. Dustin, Paul, and