Lancaster farming. (Lancaster, Pa., etc.) 1955-current, July 25, 1970, Image 6

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    f—Lancaster Farmin,
Winners m the dairy cattle judging Henry F. Keener, (rear) John W. Eshel
competition at the Holstein Field Day man & Sons, Lancaster, who presented the
Tuesday are, left to right: Lloyd E. Miller, awards, and Mrs. Harold D. Welk, 136 E.
Elizabethtown RD3, men's division; Jesse Mam St., Strasburg, women’s division.
Balmer. (front) Lititz RD4, youth division,
Getting the cow in position at the during a demonstration on how to take a
Holstem Field Day Tuesday for a picture picture. ___________
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division was Lloyd Millei, Eliz
abethtown RD3, with 287 points
Donald L Hershey, Manheim
RD2, was second with 283 points
Oihei top scoies weie John C
Groff Quanyville RD2, with 275
points 2713 - Elam Bollmgei,
Manheim RDI. 270 o with John
S Yost, Kinzei, sixth with 262
points
In the women's division Mrs
Jane Welk, of 136 E Main St,
Strasburg, taking fust with
283 3 points Others weie Mrs
Richard Hess, Stiasbuig RDI,
271 3, Mrs Lois Kurtz, Elizabeth
town 270 3, Mis J Robert Hess,
Strasburg RDI, 258 3, Mis Ruth
Claik, Quanyville RD2. 245 3
and Mrs Linda Bartech, Quairy
ville RDI, 239 8 points
Jay Landis, president of the
county Holstein Assn, expressed
dt light with the scores compiled
by the youthful competitors, and
joked about Balmei’s win be
cause of the friendly competition
between Holstein and Guernsey
breeders
Balmer’s scoie is a feat that
hasn t been duplicated in the
countj in a numbei of jeais
He has been one of the coun
ty s top 4-H judges howevei, and
is on the 4-H judging team.
Holstein Field Day
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