HnlcfAinc Maria counties that make up the
* iTIdUC Southeastern Distract are Ad-
PvrA]]onf I vi ams > - Berks > Bucks, Carbon,
uACCUCIII 111 Chester, Delaware, Lancaster,
P/ar'Onf Pmcrvam Lehigh, Monroe, Montgomery,
IvCLCIII 1 lUgidin Northampton, Philadelphia,
~ ~ ... „ Schuylkill and York.
Tne Descriptive Type Classi
fication program just completed Each Registered Holstein is
in the Southeastern Dish act of compared as an individual to
Pennsylvania involved 210 Reg- the True-Type Model. The Tiue
istored Holstein herds In these Type lepresents a maximum
herds, there were 85 cows P er tect score of 100 points As
11rio in sbowimg judging, the classi
scored Excellent, 1108 cows fier patterns his scoring accord
scored Very Good, and 3371 mg to the Purebied Dairy Oat
cows scored Good Plus. The 14 tie Assn’s Unified Score Card,,
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HAROLD H. GOOD Terre Hill
Stevens Feed Mill, Inc.
H. M.' Stauffer Grubb Supply Company
& Sons, Inc. Elizabethtown
Witmer
Stevens
in which General Appearance is
30 points, Dairy Character is 20
points, Body Capacity is 20
points, and 4he Mammary Sys
tem is 30 points Registered
Holstems that obtain a scoie
from 90 to 100 points are seoied
Excellent, from 85 to 89, Veiy
Good, from 80 to 84, Good Plus:
from 75 to 79, Good, fiom 65
to 74, Fair, and less than 64,
Poor There were 4564 animals
in the 210 herds classified that
obtained a scoie of 80 points
or better
The official classifiers of the
Holstem-Fnesian Association of
America who determined the
scoies in the Southeastern Dis
trict weie: Ronald Chapman,
Emmetsburg, la, Biehaid L
Cotta, Madison, Wis, Roger P
Denney, Fi ederick, Md; Char
lie J. Howe, Tunbridge, Vt.,
Melvin L Johnson, Huntley,
111, and Clyde H. Wilson, Rush
wile, Pa.
Seventeen Lancaster county
animals were made Excellent,
or were Excellent before and
raised in points by the classifi
ers These Registered Holstems,
their scores, and their owners
are listed as follows
Fultonway Ivanhoe Delight,
4-2-62, V.G. 89-Ex 90 J. Z
Nolt, Leola.
Rocco Lauxmont Ormsby, 10-
2-54, VG. 89-Ex 90, and Max
hill Pathfinder Beulah, 3-1-56,
Ex 90-91 Paul Zimmeiman,
Ephrata.
Winterthur Ivanhoe Eden Se
lect, 11-22-63, Ex 91, and Lime
Hollow Burkgov Sensation, 7-
25-61; V G 87-Ex 90 Atlan
tic Breeders Cooperative, Lan
caster.
Monogram Rag Apple Belle,
Ex. 90 2E Herbert & Rhelda
Royer, Lancaster
Groffdale Reflection Delight,
Ex 91 2E Robert C Groff,
Quarryville.
Bayfield Ty Grawin Johanna,
Ex 92-93 3E; Suny Glo Osborn-,
dale Knollwood, 10-6-61, Ex
90; Fultonway Ivanhoe Lolita,
11-12-62, Ex 90; Suny Glo
Fobes Pnet]e Janice, 9-8-60, Ex.
90; Queameade Iva Ivanhoe-
Twm, 12-29-62, G+ 84-Ex. 91
—J. Mowery Frey & Son, Lan
caster
Lockway Lucifer Bill Ivan
hoe, 1-16-63, V.G. 89-Ex 90
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• Father Says
Rohrer), Daniel, 20, David, 19,
Clair, 18 (Keystone Farmer,
1968), Carl, 16, Clyde 13 Ger
ald, 10, Carol, 8, and Lynda, 5.
They have one gi andson, Randy
Elaine and her family live on
a neighboimg faim at Colum
bia R 2 and the two oldest boys
(Daniel, Keystone Farmei in
1965 and Dave, Keystone Farm
er in 1966) are seiving their al
ternate seivice in Flonda hos
pitals
Robert H Kauffman, Elizabeth
town
Windsor View Ivanhoe Candy,
9-7-61. Ex 90 Clyde W Mar
tin, East Bail
Sunny Craft JuLley, 5-5-63,
V G 86-Ex 90 Claience
Stauffer, Ephiata.
Posch Francy Heemke, 7-15
-59, V G 88-Ex 90 Alvin K
Bollinger, Lititz
Valley Run Reflection Kitty,
8-4-61, VG. 88-Ex 90 Ar
thur D. & Mary K Wenger,
Manheim.
Public Sale
Location; 8 miles south of Lancaster, off Rt. 272 at
Eshleman’s Fruit Market, Lancaster Co., Pa.
SATURDAY, FEB. 10, 1968
T2:30 P.M.
2 John Deere A tractors, (1 with wide front end and
cults.) John Deere 14 in. trailer plow, John Deere spring
harrow, 28 Oliver disc harrow, J.D. 7 ft. mower, J.D. rubber
tired cornplanter, 2 rubber-tired wagons, 3 single iron wheel
wagons and single ladders (tobacco), 2 row' tobacco planter,
side rake, New Idea rubber tired tractor manure spreader,
Minnich tobacco press and 4,500 lath, IHC weed chopper,
Elec, fencer, 1 row 7 potato planter.
10 HOLSTEIN HEIFERS
Butchering tools, hog trough, 2 oil burner space heaters,
1 gas heater, 1 gas cookstove (3 yrs. old) 2 breakfast sets
and other household goods. 1949 Plymouth, 4 door sedan, 3 -
275 gal. oil tanks. 50 shoats and 4 stock bulls. Ear com and
mixed hay. Other articles not mentioned. Terms by,
ARTHUR LONG
Kreider and Diller, Aucts.
Begin sale with household goods.
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, February 3,1968—13
(Continued fiom Page 1)
Daniel will finish his service
in June He is a nursing tech
nician at the Venice Memonal
Hospital and helps a multiple
scleiosis patient in his off duty
houis It is this latter woik
that has cieated an mtei est in
acquirn r moie education for
future woik in this field
David ]ust sU.ted his seivice
January 5, at the Saiasot"' Gen
eial Hospital
In speaking of the pioblems
of staiting a boy in farming,
Erb said he thought it might be
discom aging to a boy to have
to face the huge debt necessaiy
to go into fanning “You could
start them on the home place
and it would be all right,” he
said He also thought you could
get total credit but didn’t think
that the best thing to do
The Eib boys at home do
most of the farming of their 74
acre farm They sold their cows
in August and cut tobacco aci e
age from 14 down to 7Vz and
put the lest into corn, wheat
and hay Mr Erb works' as a
carpenter for a local contractoi
Their farm is located one
mile south of Mountville on
Hershey Mill Road