Lycoming County Holstein Show
HUGHESVILLE (Lycoming
Co.) The Lycoming County
Fairgrounds recently hosted the
130th Fair and Holstein Show.
Melanie Bachman of Ulysses
judged the 52-Holstein show.
Spring junior calf 1 Zachary Ulmer 2
Justin Garner 3 Kelsey Ritter
Winter (Int) calf 1 Tams and Kellerman
2 Julie Cope 3 Sharon Cooley
Fall senior calf 1 Justin Ulmer 2 Beth
Cooley 3 Zachary Ulmer
Summer yearling 1 Justin Ulmer 2
James Paulhamus 3 Brenda Shultz
Spnng junior yearling 1 Justin Gamer
2 Eric Miles 3 Timothy Betz
Winter (Int) yearling 1 Kelsey Ritter 2
Nathan Jarrett 3 Justin Ulmer
Fail senior yearling 1 Marlin Shultz 2
Marlin Shultz 3 Carrie Bosch
Junior champion Justin Ulmer
Reserve junior champion Justin Ulmer
Dry cow 4-years and under 1 Nathan
Jarrett 2 Marsha Bosch 3 Jason Cooley
Dry cow 5-years and over 1 Keith Daly
Junior two in milk 1 Zachary Ulmer 2
Carrie Bosch 3v Robert Miller
Senior two in milk 1 Delaware Valley
College 2 Delaware Valley College 3
Rae Ann Fogleman
Senior three m milk 1 Came Bosch 2
Dale Cooley
4-year-old 1 Nathan Jarrett 2 Marlin
Shultz •
5-year-old 1 Dale Cooley 2 Marlin
Shultz
Senior champion Came Bosch
Reserve senior champion Dale Cooley
Grand champion Came Bosch
Reserve grand champion Dale Cooley
Junior best three females 1 Justin
Ulmer 2 Beth Cooley 3 Nathan Jarrett
Cow in milk 1 Came Bosch 2 Dale
Cooley 3 Delaware Valley College
Best three females 1 Came Bosch 2
Zachary Ulmer 3 Beth Cooley
Dairy herd 1 Delaware Valley College
2 Carrie Bosch 3 Beth Cooley
Dam/daughter 1 Zachary Ulmer 2 Car
rie Bosch
Produce of dam 1 Zachary Ulmer 2
Marlin Shultz
got mi
Delaware County Fair Announces Winners
SPRINGFIELD (Delaware
Co.) 4-H members in Dela
ware County took home some
Champion pig showman at the Delaware County
4-H Fair were from left, novice senior Shawna McDer
mott of Havertown; experienced senior Emilie Davis of
Springfield; novice junior Therese Salvucci of Broo
mall; and experienced junior Neal Bozentka of Media.
Junior champion Holstein and reserve Junior cham
pion Holstein honors went to Justin Ulmer, Linden. Left
to right, Justin Ulmer, Linden, holds the junior champion,
a fall calf; Zachary Ulmer, Linden, hold the reserve junior
champion, a summer yearling. Dairy maids presenting
awards are: Donnica Greider, Linden; Danna McClain,
Cogan Station; Lora Fry, Trout Run; and Rebecca Ulmer,
Linden.
V.
Grand champion and senior champion honors went
to Bosch Farms, Muncy, with their senior 3-year-old,
shown by Marsha Bosch. Reserve grand champion and
reserve senior champion honors went to Cooley Farm, Al
lenwood, with their 5-year-old cow, shown by Beth Cool
ey. Melanie Bachman, judge, offers congratulations.
ribbons at the recent county 4-H
fair.
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Manheini FFA Member
Wins Trip To Nashville
Troy Wenger, Manheim FFA
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Troy spent four days at Ship
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placed on leadership develop
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cluded forming a cooperative
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students, leading general ses
sions, Variety Show, Viewpoint
public speaking about agricul
ture topics, daily newspaper,
Manheim FFA Triumphs
In State Competition
Fifteen Manheim FFA mem
bers competed in eight different
Career Development Events
(CDE) June 13-15 at Pennsylva
nia FFA Activities Week in State
College.
They were among 1,500 top
agriculture students from across
Pennsylvania to compete at this
annual event. The Pennsylvania
FFA Foundation provides the
funding for the award winners.
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Dustin Geib, Troy Wenger,
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Wolgemuth were the third place
ag mechanics team in a close
placing competition.
The Manheim FFA chapter
placed third in the chapter scrap
book competition. Michelle Wet
zel, Manheim FFA alumni, over
saw the assembly of this year’s
scrapbook.
At left, champion
sheep showman at the Del
aware County 4-H Fair
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Darby; and novice senior
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