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merits of drinking milk by
Raylene Harbold, Lancaster
County Dairy Princess
A panel discussion on calf
raising, feeding and milk
production along with an address
by John Blyholder, field agent for
the state Association, rounded
out the program.
Mrs. Albert E. Fry, Manheim
RD2, took high judging honors at
the Holstein field day. The judge
for the contest was John W.
McKitrick, a columist for
Hoard’s Dairyman magazine.
Other contest winners were, in
the youth division, first through
third, Betty Jo Bitler, Peach
Bottom RD2, Ron Kreider,
Manheim RD3, and Larry
Hershey, Manheim RD2.
In the women’s division,
winners in addition to Mrs. Fry
were Mrs. Nelson Hershey,
Columbia RD2, and Mrs. Roberta
L. Kindig, Conestoga RD2.
Top three winners in the men’s
division were James L. High,
South View Road, Lancaster,
Donald L. Hershey, Manheim
RD2, and Darryl L. Bollinger,
Manheim RDI.
In the afternoon, McKitrick
talked to the group about his
conception of the current dairy
situation. N. Alan Bair, assistant
Lancaster County agricultural
agent, also addressed the
gathering.
Program
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Smiling Brian Shimp is shown here with the Guernsey calf he
won at the close of Tuesday's Lancaster County Guernsey
Field Day at Romella Farms, Strasburg RDI.
Kenneth Rutt, publicity
chairman for the Lancaster
County Holstein Association, said
a winner had been chosen in the
contest to name the association’s
newsletter. The winning entry
“Holstein Highlights” was
submitted by Mrs. Roberta
Kindig, Conestoga RDI,
Master of ceremonies for the
day was Elam Bollinger,
president of the county
association. The field day
committee consisted of Galen
Crouse, Jim Hess and Clyde
Martin.
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