Troy Fairgrounds Hosts Northeast Pennsylvania Championship Show
Grand champions-Youth show, from left to right, Samantha Bar
rett, Bradford County Dairy Princess; Ryan Calkins, reserve grand
champion; Christopher Jackson, grand champion; and Dennis Fer
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TROY (Bradford Co.) The
27th Annual Northeast Pennsyl
vania Championship Show was
held August 18 at Troy Fair
grounds. Dennis Ferguson >of
Dryden, New York, judged the
event. More than 100 head of
cattle was shown.
NORTHEAST PENNSYLVA
NIA CHAMPIONSHIP
SHOW RESULTS
Spring junior calf: 1. Mark Hammond. 2.
Robert and Keith Thomson. 3. Nathan
Thomson.
Winter (Int.) calf: 1. Pack-Herd Holstems.
2. Dale and Deanna Bendig. 3. Lynn and
Bonnie Miller.
Fall senior calf; 1. Lynn and Bonnie
Miller. 2. Justin Ulmer. 3. Rodman and
Jane Thompson.
Summer yearling; 1. Duane Andrews. 2.
Matthew Hazelton. 3. Justin Ulmer.
Spnng junior yearling: 1. Linda and
Gerald Kisner. 2. Pack-Herd Holsteins. 3.
Dell-Hollow Holsteins.
Winter (Int.) yearling: 1. Dale and Deanna
Bendig. 2. Sam Jackson. 3. Esbem Farms.
Fall senior yearling: 1. Pack-Herd Hol
steins. 2. Corey Tompson. 3. Dell-Hollow
Holsteins.
Junior champion female; Lynn and
Bonnie Miller.
Reserve junior champion female: Mark
Hammond.
WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 27
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MONTGOMERY
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VESPERS
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FRIDAY, SEPT. 22
at 6:30 P.M.
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, September 9, 2000-A23
Grand champions-Open show, from left to right, Samantha Bar
rett, Bradford County Dairy Princess; Gordon Wood, reserve grand
champion; David Packard, grand champion; Dennis Ferguson,
judge; and Corissa Coolbaugh, Bradford County Alternate Dairy
Princess.
Youth junior champion female: Justin
Ulmer.
Youth reserve junior champion female;
William Ritter.
Junior best three females: t. Pack-Herd
Holstems. 2. Wellwyn Farms-Mark and
Melanie Bachman.
Dry cow five-years and over 1. Daniel
and Shirley Tice. 2. Ryan Calkins.
Junior two-year-old: 1. Ryan Calkins. 2.
Gor-Wood-D Holstems. 3 Gor-Wood-D
Holstems.
Senior two-year-old: 1. Robert and Me
lissa Elliott and C.K. Kemck. 2. Gor-Wood-
D Holstems. 3. Dell-Hollow Holstems.
Junior three-year-old: 1. Dell-Hollow
Holstems. 2. Pack-Herd Holstems. 3.
Esbem Farms.
Senior three-year-old: 1. Gor-Wood-D
Holstems. 2. Dell-Hollow Holstems. 3.
Pack-Herd Holstems.
Four-year-old 1. Pack-Herd Holstems.
2. Gor-Wood-D Holstems. 3. Esbern
Farms.
Five-year-old: 1. Gor-Wood-D Holstems.
2. Dell-Hollow Holstems. 3. Chnstopher
Jackson.
Six-years and older 1. Gor-Wood-D Hol
stems. 2. Olivia Courtney 3. Dell-Hollow
Holstems.
Lifetime production: 1. Lynn and Bonnie
Central Pennsylvania
Championship Show
GAIL STROCK
Mifflin Co. Correspondent
HUNTINGDON (Hunting
don Co.) “There may be var
ying opinions, but tonight,
mine’s official,” judge Robert
Morrell said as the crowd
laughed. Morrell judged the
2000 Central Pennsylvania
Championship Show held Sat
urday, August 19, at the Hun
tingdon County Fairgrounds. At
the end of the show, Morrell se
lected Globe-Run Mega Corrine,
shown by John A. Foster, 111, as
open show grand champion and
Sara Ann Ruffaner’s Alta-View
Integrity Darcy as junior exhibi
tor grand champion. The ani
mals also won the top best bred
and owned awards.
Reserve champion by a junior
exhibitor went to Eric R. Freder
ick and his junior 3-year-old
Vernla Storm Paula. Another
junior 3-year-old, Hillmont
Mandel Puff, owned by William
P., Paul E., and Harry Lewis
Smith, won reserve champion in
the open show.
In the heifer show, both junior
champion and junior champion
by a junior exhibitor went to
Amanda Cessna and her fall
yearling, Brush-Creek-Vu BC
Kasper-ET. Amanda also
showed the best three junior fe
males.
Elizabeth Cloninger won re
serve junior champion and re
serve junior champion by a
junior exhibitor with her fall calf
Valleys-End Gump Candy.
The Ruffaner family of Alta-
View Farm in Armstrong
MILK. U DOES A BODY GOOD.
Miller. 2. Gor-Wood-D Holstems. 3. Gor-
Wood-D Holsteins.
Senior champion female: Pack-Herd
Holsteins.
Reserve senior champion female; Gor-
Wood-D Holsteins.
Youth senior champion female: Chnsto
pherJackson.
Reserve senior champion female Ryan
Calkins
Grand champion. David Packard
Reserve grand champion- Gor-Wood-D
Holsteins.
Youth grand champion. Christopher
Jackson.
Youth reserve grand champion Ryan
Calkins
Best bred-open David Packard
Best bred-youth. Christopher Jackson
Best three senior females 1. Gor-Wood-
D Holsteins 2. Pack-Herd Holsteins
Produce of dam. 1 Pack-Herd Holsteins
2 Ritter-Ridge Holsteins
Daughter and dam 1 Gor-Wood-D Hol
steins. 2. Ritter-Ridge Holsteins 3 Pack-
Herd Holsteins
Premier breeder Gor-Wood-D Hol
steins.
Premier exhibitor- Gor-Wood-D Hol
steins
County earned the premier
breeder and exhibitor awards for
the show.
Class results for the open
show are as follows:
OPEN
Spring calf 1 Amanda Cessna 2 Re
becca Cloninger. 3. Amanda Cessna
Winter calf; 1 Amanda Cessna 2 Mi
chael Peachey. 3 Sara Ann Ruffaner
Fall calf. 1 Elizabeth Cloninger 2 Doug
las and Jennifer Boop 3 Juliana Hillegass
Summer yearling. 1. Charann Foster 2
J. Chase Peachey 3 Ken Connelly
Spnng yearling 1 Cessna Brothers 2
Jonathan Wade Boop 3. Rebecca Cion
tnger.
Winter yearling 1 Ronnie Morse 2 Paul
and Harry Lewis Smith 3 Sara Ann Ruf
faner.
Fall yearling 1 Amanda Cessna 2
Beckie Ann Ruffaner 3 Globe-Run Farm
Junior best three females' 1. Amanda
Cessna. 2. Alta-View Farm. 3. Globe-Run
Farm.
Dry cow-4-years and under 1 Cessna
Brothers 2. Scott C Jones. 3. Keith and
Donnell Kennedy.
Dry cow-5-years and over' 1. Douglas
and Jennifer Boop 2 Jim and Kim Grove
3. Durrell Delp.
Junior 2-year-old. 1 D Jared Hillegass
2 William, Paul, and Harry Lewis Smith 3
Taraß Kocher
Senior 2-year-old 1 Emily Clonmger 2
Ben Clonmger 3 Ronald Ruffaner
Junior 3-year-old 1 William, Paul, and
Harry Lewis Smith 2. Eric Fredenck 3 Jim
and Kim Grove
Senior 3-year-old 1 Samantha Foster
2. Beckie Ann Ruffaner 3 Sue-Betts Hol
stems
4-year-old 1 Sara Ann Ruffaner 2
Charann Foster 3 Elwood Stitt
5-year-old 1 Globe-Run Farm 2 Rus
sell Wyles. 3 Douglas and Jennifer Boop
125,000-pound class 1 Ronald Hough,
Jr. 2 Sue-Betts Holstems 3 Steven and
Manon Jones
6-years and over 1 Sara Ann Ruffaner
2 Robert Hamner 3 Charann Foster
Best three females. 1 Globe-Run Farms
2 Alta-View Farm. 3 SWJ Farms
Produce of dam. 1 Sara Ann Ruffaner 2
Reeber Farm 3 Globe-Run Farm
Dam and daughter 1 Sara Ann Ruffaner
2 Beckie Ruffaner 3 Globe-Run Farm