A3O-Lancaster Farming, Saturday, September 18, 1999
Central Championship Show Honors Exhibitors
GAIL STROCK
Mifflin Co. Correspondent
HUNTINGDON (Huntingdon
Co.) For Jim Grove of
Autumn-View Holsteins in Pe
tersburg, the Central Pennsylvania
Championship Show Aug. 21 at
the Huntingdon Country Fair
grounds didn’t end with the selec
tion of grand champion. Grove
kept showing his Holsteins again
and again to win top honors in the
best three females, produce of
dam, and dam and daughter class
es and finally the premier exhibi
tor award.
The premier breeder award
went to the Steve and Marion
Jones family of SWJ Farms. Scott
Jones won reserve grand cham
pion in the youth show.
Delmar C. and Larry Zimmer
man won grand champion of the
open show with their senior
3-year-old, Mu-Ke Linjet Megan.
Grand champion of the youth
show went to Desirae Hillcgass
and her senior 3-year-old, Locker-
Lane Emory Babe. Reserve grand
of the open show went to Ronald
Hough and C Loch-An Brae Sky
Nocho, the cow he entered in the
125.000-pound class. Reserve
grand of the youth show went to
Scott Jones and SWJ Encore Vic
toria, a 5-year-old.
The open show’s best bred and
owned animal was Darren Peach
ey’s senior 2-year-old, Peach-
View Prescott Skye, hi the youth
show, the best bred and owned
animal was the reserve grand
champion animal owned by Scott
Jones.
In the junior heifer show,
Amanda Cessna won three out of
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the four champion honors. Her fa'l
yearling, Oakhaven Milan Pa
tience, was junior champion of
both the open and youth shows,
and her fall calf, Brush-Creek-Vu
BC Kasper-ET, was selected as
youth reserve junior champion.
Breezy Farms, owned by Rob and
Gary Kocher, showed their sum
mer yearling, Breezy-Farms Lead
Donna-twin, to win reserve junioe
champion of the open show.
Show judge John Burket from
East Freedom said he participated
in this show 28 years ago and
complimented the success of the
show, as did Pennsylvania’s
secretary of agriculture, Samuel E.
Hayes Jr. John A. Foster Jr. and
Alice L. Foster of Globe Run
Farm in Petersburg chaired the
show committee.
Following is a list of show plac
ings:
CENTRAL CHAMPIONSHIP
CHOW RESULTS
Grand Champion (Open)
Delmar C. and Larry Zimmerman
Reserve Grand Champion
(Open) Ronald Hough
Grand Champion (Youth)
Desirae Hillegass
Reserve Grand Champion
(Youth) Scott Jones.
Junior Champion—(Youth)
Amanda Cessna
Reserve Junior Champion
(open) Breezy Farms (Rob and
Gary Kocher)
SPRING CALF: Open - 1. Cessna Bro
thers. 2. Sue-Bets Holsteins. 3. Debra Ocker;
Youth - 1. Rebecca Ooninger. 2. Soon
Jana*. 3. Samantha FoaMr.
WINTER CALF: Open -1. Madison Fisher.
2. Sara RuManor. 3. Mark Frederick; Youth -
1. Sara RuKaner. 2. Mark Frederick. 3. Justin
Htllegass.
Open show honors went to Mark Hough with reserve grand champion and Delmar
and Larry Zimmerman, not show, for grand champion. Left to right are show Judge
John Burket, SUN Area Dairy Princess, Mark Nought, Dianne Clock (showing for Zim
mermans), Huntingdon County Dairy Princess, and Samuel E. Hayes Jr., Pennsylva
nia secretary of agriculture.
FALL CALF: Open -1. Amanda Cessna.
2. Tonda Fuller. 3. Bradley Coffman; Youth -
1. Amanda Cessna. 2. Bradley Coffman. 3.
Beckle Ruffansr.
SUMMER YEARLING: Open • 1. Breezy-
Farms (Rob A Gary Kocher). 2. Tara Kocher.
3. Trad Brumbstugh; Youth -1. Tara Kocher.
2. Trad Brumbaugh. 3. Amanda Cecsna.
SPRING YEARLING; Open - 1. Eric
Frederick. 2. Ceesna Brothers. 3. Tara Koch
er; Youth -1, Eric Frederick. 2. Tara Kocher.
3. Andrew Shade.
WINTER YEARUNG; Opan - 1. Emily
Clonlnger. 2. Caaana Brother*, 3. Benjamin
Qoningar, Youth - 1. EmHy Qoningar. 2.
Benjamin Qoningar. 3. Elian Bart
FALL YEARLING: Opan - 1. Amanda
Caaana. 2. Caaana Brolhara. 3. Emily Clon
ingar; Youth -1. Amanda Caaana. 2. Emily
Cloningar. 3. Samantha Foatar.
JUNIOR BEST THREE FEMALES: 1.
Caaana Brothara. 2. Alta-Viaw Farm. 3.
Globe-Run Farm.
A.P.S.
ALL-PURPOSE
SPREADER
DRY COW 4 YEARS A UNDER; Open -1
Charann Foetar. 2. Melissa Hostler. 3. Dur
roll Delp; Youth -1. Charann Foetar.
DRY COW S YEARS A OVER; Open -1
Mr. and Mrs. John Kocher Jr. 2. Dawn Jone»
3. Sue-Beta Holstaina; Youth • 1. Daw
Jones. 2. Tara Kocher.
JUNIOR 2-YEAR-OLD: Open -1. Allyao
Peachey. 2. Alan R. Narehood A Jake Kran
or. 3. Charann Foetar; Youth - 1. Ally son
Peachey. 2. Charann Foster. 3. Bradley Coff
man.
SENIOR 2-YEAR-OLD; Open - 1 . Peach-
View Farm. 2. Sue-Beta Holeialna. 3. Beckle
Ruflanar; Youth -1. Beckle Ruffaner. 2. Da
vid Kocher. 3. Samantha Foetar.
JUNIOR 3-YEAR-OLD; Opan • 1. Scott
Jonaa. 2. Emaat Bart Jr. 3. Matthew J. Yoder,
Youth -1. Scott Jonaa. 2. Emaat Bart Jr. 3.
Matthew J. Yoder.
SENIOR 3-YEAR-OLD: Open - 1 . Delmar
A Larry Zimmerman. 2. Oeairaa HiHagaaa. 3.
Jason Hulfanar; Youth -1. Dasiraa Hillagass.
2. Bathany WlngarL 3. Dawn Jonas.
4-YEAR-OLDS: Opan - 1. John Andrew
Foitar 111. 2. Jim A Kim Qnwa/Bob Hamnar.
3. Spearatta Farms: Youth -1. Scott Jonas.
2. Waslay Metzkar. 3. Scott Jonas.
A-YEAROLDS: Opan • 1. Soon Jonas. 2.
Rachal Ann Saitsrs. 3. Phillip Hamnar; Youth
-1. Soon Jonas. 2. Rachal Arm Ssllsrs. 3.
Eric Fiadatick.
126,000-POUND COW; Opan -1. Ronald
Hough. 2. Soott Fiahar/Jodi Holt. 3. Richard
J. A Naomi Harbsrt Spaar.
A-YEAROLDS; Opan - 1. Jaks Kramar/
Scon Fishsr. 2. Sara Ruffanar. 3. Jim A Kkn
Grova/Bob Hamnar; Youth • 1. Sara Ruffan
ar. 2. Michelle Yoder. 3. David Kochar.
BEST THREE FEMALES: 1. SWJ Farms.
2. Spearatta Farms. 3. Globa-Run Farm.
PRODUCE OF DAM; 1. SWU Farms. 2
Spearatta Farms. 3. Amanda Cessna.
DAM A DAUGHTER: 1. SWJ Farms. 2. Al
ta-Visw Farm. 3. Soott Fisher.