• DHIA
(Continued from Page 1) The highest lactation corn
days in milk, had 496 ibs. of rioted was by Violet in the herd
milk. 3.8 percent, and 190 lbs of Mowery Frey Sr.. 1831 Hans
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1913 Creek Hill Rd., Lane.
John J. Hess, 11, Inc.
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Paradise
of butterfat per day.
West Willow
Farmers Assn., Inc.
Ph: 464-3431
West Willow
John B. Kurtz
Ph: 354 9251
R. D. 3, Ephrata
Herr Drive. Lancaster, She pro
duced 6y. 305 d. 21.356 m,
840 f.
The second high lactation was
completed in the herd 01 Robert
and Joan Book. Rareville. Jill
finished with 4-10 y, 305 d, 21,-
346 m 3 B''. 809 f
• Earl Stauffer
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lesentatives of local chapters.
President of the Cloistei Chap
tei, Earl has dairy, steer, hogs
and crop projects. He stalled his
dairy herd by purchasing a calf
with his own money and he won
two others (one from the Lan
caster County Holstein Associa
tion and one from the local chap
ter). Two other dairy animals
in his present held valued at $2,-
960 were laised horn his foun
dation animals Of special inter
est is his two-jeai-old heifer
classified Veiy Good and making
a fine lecoid.
His steei and hogs ueie pui
chased with the aid ol a local
bank and he woiks on a 50 50
partneiship with his lather on
his bai le\, alfalfa and coi n pi oj
ects.
Staufler has a long list of ac
complishments including the Ist
place lecords for two yeais in
James High & Sons
Ph: 354-0301
Gordonville
Wenger's Feed Mill
fnc.
Ph: 367-1195
Rheems
Lancaster Farming. Saturday. August 24.1968
LANCASTER COUNTY STAR FARMER. Earl Stauffer,
(left) son of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Staufler, Ephrata R 1 is
congratulated by Stanley Musselman one ot the judges for
the selection made at the Farm and Home Center Tuesday
afternoon. Earl is a member of the Cloister FFA Chapter
and is a senior at Ephrata High School. L. F. Photo
the state lecoid book contest, mg mtei est and enthusiasm in
and he was a delegate to the na the FFA ”
tional convention last year
Lewis Ayeis, Vo-Ag Teachei at Balmer, Warwick; Lmtoid Mar-
Ephrata said, ‘ Earl has been an tin, New Holland and Gerald
outstanding leader in the local Nissley, Manheim Cential
FFA and has a veiy smceie kv Judges weie Stanley Mussle
teiest in the future of Agncul- man, Glenn Heir and Hairy
hue He is polite along with hav- Kiaft.
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Other participants were Jessie
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