Pa. Holstein Assn. Honors Many Local Persons
Several local farmers and farm
youth were among those honored
last week at the Pennsylvania
Holstein Association annual
convention in Altoona.
The herd of Clarence Stauifer,
Ephrata, was among five herds
recognized for high classification
average and body conformation.
Receiving recognition for
leading lactation averages for
production achievements were-
J. Mowery Frey Jr, Lancaster,
Sinking Springs Farms, Inc,
York, and Paul B Zimmerman,
Ephrata
Recognized for receiving All-
American honors for show ring
winnings during the 1970 season
were: J. Mowery Frey Jr,
Lancaster, George M. Knight Jr,
Airville; Hubert S. Miller,
Myerstown, and Raymond A.
Seidel, Richland.
The Lancaster County Holstein
Breeders Association received a
membership service award for
having the most new members.
The Lancaster County
Association was also recognized
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for a sale and show achievements
award for having the winning
club herd at the State Black and
White Show York County was
recognized for having the highest
averaging county consignment at
the State Calf Sale last spring
Jefferson D. Yoder, Elverson,
was recognized for receiving the
National Holstein Association’s
most sought after award, the
Progressive Breeders Registry
Award
Receiving All-Pennsylvania
awards were- John Mowery
Frey, Lancaster, for junior
yearling heifer, Fultonway
Rachel Amy Jane; George
Knight Jr, Airville, for senior
yearling heifer, Remcrest KP
Lola; Herbert and Rhelda Royer,
Lancaster, five year old and over
cow, Blossomelle Dairy Princess,
and Andrew Stoltzfus, Elverson,
for best three females.
Top 4-H and FFA members
receiving Junior All-
Pennsylvania Awards for show
ring achievement during 1971,
chosen from among 53 entries,
included: Susan Ann Frey,
Lancaster, for intermediate
heifer calf, Fultonway Rag Apple
Caramel, George Knight 111,
Airville, for senior heifer calf,
Collins Crest Katie Jo, John
Mowery Frey, Lancaster, junior
yearling heifer, Fultonway
Rachel Amy Jane; Paul H
Knight, Airville, senior yearling
heifer, Remcrest K P. Lola, and
Linda Kauffman, Elizabethtown,
for two year old heifer, Penn
Springs Bill Maid
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Pennsylvania 4-H and FFA
members entered 44 Registered
Holsteins in the 10th annual
Junior Holstein Milk and Fat
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FARM SERVICE N G HERSHEY & SON
Cochranville, Pa. Manheim
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Junior Contest
Kinzer
STOLTZFUS
Rheems
Production Contest All
production records entered were
305 days in length and included
only the last lactation completed
in the DHIA testing year which
ended September .30 Winners
included •
Gary L. Akers, Quarryville,
who was third in milk production
in the two year and under three
year class with 19,755 pounds of
milk from Solanco-Acres Van
Ringer Trixie
Michael R Stewart, Airville,
York County, was third in but
terfat production with 722 pounds
of butterfat in the two year and
under three year class with
Jackie Stewhills Streak
In the three year and under
four year class, P Carl Yoder,
Elverson, Chester County, was
second in milk production with
21,947 pounds of milk from his
Rocky-Side Star June.
Three Chester County animals
placing high in the four year old
and over class were. Joyce F
Weaver, Glenmoore, second in
milk and third in butterfat with
24,270 pounds of milk and 872
pounds of butterfat from Welsh
Springs Golden Violet, Carol
Yoder Elverson, third in milk
with 2.1,840 pounds from Rocky
Side Beauty, and Susan J.
Weaver, Glenmoore, fifth in
butterfat with 771 pounds, from
Marsh Acres Piney Empress.
In his President’s Address,
George Bndenbaugh reported
fiscal year achievements of a
record high State Membership of
4,905, putting Pennsylvania first
in the nation.
Also, Pennsylvania firsts on the
national level include Holstein
registrations at 48,822, transfers
at 26,386, and active national
members at 4,715
The Association-sponsored
CHAS. J. McCOMSEY
& SONS
Hickory Hill, Pa.
ROY H. BUCH, INC.
Ephrata, R.D. #2
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, November 27,1971
Pennsylvania All-American
Invitational Sale set a record
average of $3,152 an 41 con
signments with a top of $41,000,
the recognition of 15 Penn
sylvania Holsteins in the 1970 All-
American Contest, Nineteen
District Black and White Shows
with 2,802 exhibits plus a record
attendance of 547 participants at
the four Association-sponsored
Judging Schools
Presenting staff reports were
Secretary William C Nichol and
Holstem-Fnesian Association
Program Directors Loren
Engelbrecht and Carl Brown In
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need for more involvement of the
total membership in Association
programs, the need for ex
pansion of youth programs, plus
the importance of developing a
market for Pennsylvania
Registered Holsteins in foreign
countries
Nearly 600 dairymen from
across the State participated in
the two-day program Next
year’s convention will be held in
11-county Southeast District of
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