Milford chronicle., 1954-08-13
SUSSEX County Dairy
ShOIO Big Success
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iOr calves. born between January
1 and July 1, 1854; senior calves.
born between January / and July
1, 1858; senior yearlings born be-
tween July 1, 1852 and January 1.
1858. There was also a class for
the best three females. OF any age
shown by one exhibitor. Judges for
the show were Paul b. Mitchell of
Hockessin, who operates a large
dairy farm, specializing in Jersey
cattle, and who is president of the
Delaware Artificial Breeders Co
operative, and judged Jersey
classes in the 1851 and 1852 shows:
George G. Simpson, of Houston
long a leading Ayrshire breeder
and active in organization Of the
Dairy Herd improvement AssOci-
alton in Sussex County. He served
as judge for the Ayrshire classes in
the 1852 Sussex Dairy Show. Hor-
ace Woodward Of Newark. we'll
known for interest in the Guern-
sey breeds; active in the affairs of
concern to dairymen and who
served as judge for Guernsey
classes in 1852. The fourth Judge
was Prof. T. A. Baker of the Uni
Yerstty of Delaware, who served as
judge for HOlsteins for the third
time, having previously served in
the same capacity in 1850 and 1851.
He has served over the past 80
years at the university. working
with Holstein herds and is secre-
tary of the Holstein Breeders As
sOciation in the state.
Committees serving for the show
included d. J. Young, Roger Emig.
Edward Bailey and George Van
Horn, publicity; Allison Davis, Yer
non Zehr, Thaddeus Warrington.
Edward Ockels and Ralston Pen
per, grounds; James Hudson and
Henry 1. Short, Jr., Jersey breed:
Martin o. Carey, Richard Draper
and Robbins Webb. Ayrshire
breed; Herman Ockels, Dudley
Walker, Roland Russell and r. v.
Stallard, Guernsey breed, and How
ard Wilkins, Victor Rust, Leroy
Calhoun and Evangel Schlabach for
HOlstein breed.
The winners in the show follow:
Division No. 1, Registered Animals
Registered Jerseys, junior calves,
first, Henry l. Short, Jr., George
town; senior calves, first and sec
Ond, Henry l. Short, Jr.; third, L.
Lyons, Greenwood. Junior Yearl-
lngs, first, second and third. Henry
/. Short, Jr.
Registered Ayrshire: Junior
Calves, first, Thomas Ellwanger.
Milford; second and third, Della
ware Colony, Stockley. Senior
Calves, first, Draper Foods. Mil
ford; second and third, Delaware
Colony. Junior Yearling, first and
second, Delaware Colony.
Registered Guernsey: Junior
Calves, first, NailOr Wells, Milford.
Senior Calves, first, Herman Ock-
els, SeafOrd; second, Carl Vincent
Milton. Junior Yearling, first, Will
liam Hopkins, Lewes; second, Her
man Ockels, SeafOrd. Senior year
ling, first, Carl Vincent; second,
Herman Ockels
Registered HOlsteins: Junior
Calves, first, MedfOrd Calhoun and
Sons, Greenwood; second and third,
Howard wilkins, Lincoln; fourth,
Neal Warrington, Georgetown. Sem
iOr Calves, first, ThOmasene War
ringtOn, Georgetown; second, Med
ford Calhoun and Sons; third, Rob
ert Macklin, Bridgeviile. Senior
Yearling, first, Edward Ockels, of
SeafOrd.
Division No. 2, Grade Animals
Guernseys: Junior Calves, first, r.
V. Stallard, SeafOrd; second, Alli-
son Davis. Greenwood. Senior
Calves, first, William Hopkins.
Lewes; second, Allison Davis. Jun
iOr Yearling, first, Allison Davis;
second, Richard Davis, Green
wood; third, r. v Stallard.
Grade HOlsteins: Junior Calves,
first, MedfOrd Calhoun; second, Ed
ward Ockels, Seaford. Senior
Calves, first, MedfOrd Calhoun and
Sons; second, Ricky Warrington,
Georgetown; third, Medford Cal
hOun and Sons; fourth, Warrington
Vincent, Milton. Junior Yearling,
first, Edward Ockels. Senior Year
ling, first, Medford Calhoun and
Sons.
Breed Champions: Registered
Jersey, Senior Yearling, first, Mon
tie Lyons, Greenwood. Registered
Ayrshire, Senior Yearling, first,
Delaware Colony.
Grade Gurnsey: Senior Yearling,
first, William w Hopkins, Lewes;
second, Medford Calhoun; third,
Howard Wilkins. Grade Holstein:
Junior Calves, first, MedfOrd Cal
hOun.
There were five winners in the
class for the best three females