A36-Lancaster Farming, Saturday, August 16,2003
Cow From Longtime Family Line Named
Supreme At Southcentral Junior Show
DAVE LEFEVER
Lancaster Fanning Staff
SHIPPENSBURG (Franklin
Co.) Andy Stoner’s mom
Rhonda had a favorite cow she
used to lead in the show ring
back in her days as a 4-H’er.
Although that animal was no
champion in the ring, Rhonda
said she loved her anyway be
cause she was “a sweet cow.”
But apparently that Holstein
had more going for her than just
a good-natured, loveable temper
ament. One of her offspring,
shown by Andy Stoner, was cho
sen as supreme champion at the
Southcentral District Junior
Dairy Show at the fairgrounds
here July 31.
Judge Alan Hostetter placed
the 4-year-old cow, Bell-Stone
Jubal Penny-TW, at the top of
the show that drew 84 junior ex
hibitors with a total of 171 ani
mals from seven breeds: Ayrshire,
Brown Swiss, Guernsey, Holstein,
Jersey, Milking Shorthorn, and
Red and White. Exhibitors came
from several counties, including
Adams, Cumberland, Franklin,
Perry, and York.
It was the first year the judge
picked a supreme champion at
the show.
Andy Stoner, 17, has been in
the show ring ever since he was
big enough to handle animals. He
is a member of the Quincy-Wash
ington 4-H Club and is a senior
at Waynesboro Area High
School.
Andy helps out on the
4S-milking cow dairy managed
by Rhonda and his father, Lynn
Stoner.
A 3-year-old Jersey shown by
Logan Horst of Chambersburg
was named the reserve supreme -
champion. The animal, Oshanda
Dean Bambi, was bred in Onta
rio, Canada.
Horst is a member of the Ham
ilton-St. Thomas 4-H Dairy Club.
Other breed champions were
shown by Janel Zinn of New
burg, Ayrshire; Zack Nell of Get
tysburg, Brown Swiss; Kelly
Johnson of York, Guernsey;
Brian Nailor of Mechanicsburg,
Milking Shorthorn; and Andrew
Crider of Chambersburg, Red
and White.
Judge Hostetter called the fol
lowing results:
Both Milking Shorthorn winners are owned by Brian
Nailor, left, at the grand champion halter. Kerri Wickard
stands in with reserve champion.
JUNIOR DAIRY SHOW
AYRSHIRE
Junior 2-year-old: 1. Janal Zlnn.
Senior 2-year-old: 1. Jennifer Zlnn.
Six years and olden 1. Jennifer Zlnn.
SENIOR CHAMPION
Janel Zlnn
RESERVE SENIOR CHAMPION
Jennifer Zlnn
GRAND CHAMPION
Andy Stoner, at Holstein haltbr, and Logan Horst, with
Jersey, exhibit the supreme and reserve supreme animals
at the Southcentral District Junior Dairy Show conducted
at the Shippensburg Fairgrounds July 31. Joining the win
ners are Judge Alan Hostetter, left, and Norman Kuyken
dall of New Franklin Ruritan, sponsor of the two top
awards.
Janel Zinn
RESERVE GRAND CHAMPION
Jennifer Zinn
CHAMPION OWNER/BREEOER
Jennifer Zinn
BROWN SWISS
Junior 2-year-old: 1. Amanda Clowney.
Senior 2-year-old: 1. Zack Nell.
Senior 3-year-old: 1. Sarah Wickard.
Four-year-old; 1. Aaron Common. 2.
Karri Wickard.
Dry cow 2-year and over 1. Sarah Wick
ard.
SENIOR CHAMPION
Zaok Nell
RESERVE SENIOR CHAMPION
Sarah Wlckard
GRAND CHAMPION
Zack Nell
RESERVE GRAND CHAMPION
Sarah Wlckard
CHAMPION OWNER/BREEDER
Sarah Wlckard
Distinguished Junior Holstein
Members Named At National Convention
Thomas Harwood, Shippensburg,
WINSTON-SALEM, N.C.
At the recent 2003 National Jun
ior Holstein Convention in Win
ston-Salem, N.C., the association
named six distinguished junior
member (DJM) finalists. Each of
GUERNSEY
Junior 2-year-old: 1. Tobin Stuff.
Junior 3-year-old: 1. Kelly Johnson.
Senior 3-year-old: 1. Timothy Frantz.
SENIOR CHAMPION
Kelly Johnson
RESERVE SENIOR CHAMPION
Timothy Frantz
GRAND CHAMPION
Kelly Johnson
RESERVE GRAND CHAMPION
Timothy Frantz
CHAMPION OWNER/BREEDER
Kelly Johnson
HOLSTEIN
Junior 2-year-old: 1. Emily Stuff. 2. Cor
bin Wood. 3. Donald A. Stoner.
Senior 2-year-old: 1. K.C. Beshore. 2.
Lisa Woodring.
Junior 3-year-old: 1. Andrew R. Stoner.
2. Steve A. Norris.
Senior 3-year-old; 1. David Clowney. 2.
Morgan Creek.
Four-year-old: 1. Andrew R. Stoner. 2.
Tyler D. Myers.
Five-year-old: 1. Andrew Crider.
Dry cow 2-year and oven 1. Kala Beth Cor
dell.
SENIOR CHAMPION
Andrew Stoner
RESERVE SENIOR CHAMPION
K.C. Beshore
GRAND CHAMPION
them received a DJM pin and an
nual renewed membership to
Holstein Association USA.
This is the highest honor the
Holstein Association can bestow
upon a junior member. This
year’s finalists were Anthony
Brey of Sturgeon Bay, Wis.;
Thomas Harwood of Shippens
burg; Miranda Miller of Tilla
mook, Ore.; Bill Rauen of Farley,
Iowa; Aaron Ray Tompkins, En
nice, N.C.; and Chad Wethal
from Brooklyn, Wis.
Other semifinalists included
John Cannon, West Union, Iowa;
Benjamin Dorshorst, Junction
City, Wis.; McKenzie Hanehan,
Stillwater, N.Y.; Ann Haughian,
Rice Lake, Wis.; Trent Olson,
Lewiston, Minn.; and Robert
Teixeira, Turlock, Calif.
Since its beginnings in 1922,
the DJM program has grown and
flourished. Each year, contestants
submit an entry book to showcase
their Junior Holstein work, activ-
Ayrshire champion ex
hibitors are Jane), left,
grand, and Jennifer Zinn,
reserve.
Andrew Stoner
RESERVE GRAND CHAMPION
K.C. Beehore
CHAMPION OWNER/BREEDER
Andrew Stoner
JERSEY
Junior 2-year-old: 1. Aaron M. Horst. 2.
Autumn Reichard. 3. Autumn Reichard.
Senior 2-year-old: 1. Scott M. Walton. 2.
Victoria Carbaugh.
Junior 3-year-old; 1. Adam Stambaugh.
2. Clayton Wood. 3. Amanda Thompson.
Senior 3-year-old; 1. Logan T. Horst. 2.
Corbin Wood.
Four-year-old: 1. Aaron M. Horst. 2.
Jesse Kline.
Dry cow 2-year and oven 1. Sarah Mae
Signore. 2. Victoria Carbaugh.
SENIOR CHAMPION
Logan Horst
RESERVE SENIOR CHAMPION
Adam Stambaugh
GRAND CHAMPION
Logan Horst
RESERVE GRAND CHAMPION
Adam Stambaugh
CHAMPION OWNER/BREEDER
Scott Walton
MILKING SHORTHORN
Junior 2-year-old: 1. Brian W. Nallor.
Senior 2-year-old; 1. Brian W. Nallor.
SENIOR CHAMPION
Brian Nallor
RESERVE SENIOR CHAMPION
Brian Nallor
GRAND CHAMPION
Brian Nallor
RESERVE GRAND CHAMPION
Brian Nallor
CHAMPION OWNER/BREEDER
Brian Nallor
RED AND WHITE
Senior 3-year-old: 1. Andrew Crider.
SWBOR CHAMPION
Andrew Crider
GRAND CHAMPION
Andrew Crider
RESERVE GRAND CHAMPION
Alyssa Crider
CHAMPION OWNER/BREEDER
Michael Woods
SUPREME CHAMPION
Andrew Stoner
RESERVE SUPREME CHAMPION
Logan Horst
Makes The Cut
ities, projects, breeding program,
and personal views. An anony
mous committee screens the
books to select the twelve semifi
nalists. During the convention,
each semifinalist is interviewed
by a panel of judges. The combi
nation of the scores determines
the top six finalists.
Brother and sister Andy, left, and Alyssa Crider showed
the grand and reserve champion Red and White cows, re
spectively.
shown by Sarah Wlckard,
left, reserve, and Zack Nell,
grand champion.
Kelly Johnson, right, ex
hibits the grand champion
Guernsey. Tim Frantz leads
the reserve.
Andy Stoner, right, with
grand champion Holstain
.and auprspia dftry animaL
K.C. Beshore showed the
reserve champion Holstein.
Logan Horst, right, with
his grand champion Jersey,
also named reserve su
preme champion of the
show. Adam Stambaugh ex
hibited the reserve champi
on Jersey.