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This year’s Lancaster
County Dairy Day will be
held Tuesday, March 5, at
the Farm and Home Center.
The doors will open at 9:00
a.m., and the program will
start at 9:30 with a short film
produced by Sperry New
Holland.
First speaker of the day
will be Donald L. Ace, dairy
extension specialist from
Penn State. Ace will talk
about “Measuring Your
Management Ability’’.
The impact of dairy im
ports on local dairymen is
a subject that will be tackled
by Neal Bjornson, legislative
director for the National
Milk Producers Federation,
Washington, D. C. The 37-
year-old Bjornson is an
agricultural economist, a
former assistant trust officer
for a Fargo, North Dakota
bank, and a former county
agent. Before assuming his
present post, Bjornson wad
agricultural assistant for
Senator Milton R. Young (R-
N.D.), a member of the
Senate Agriculture and
Forestry Committee. The
National Milk Producers
Federation is a farm com
modity organization which
includes virtually all of the
dairy marketing
cooperatives in the nation.
Bjomson’s speech will be
followed with an appearance
by Miss Raelene Harbold,
Lancaster County’s reigning
dairy princess. It will ac
tually be Miss Harbold’s
second appearance of the
day. Earlier, she will be seen
on a taped version of the
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Mike Douglas show, in which
she’ll teach Olympic
swimmer Mark Spitz how to
milk a cow. Plans are to
have a TV set in the Farm
and Home Center lobby so
Dairy Day participants can
watch.
After lunch, Dr. B. P. the Center for $1.50 per
Anderson, a Perry County person. Local dairy equip
veterinarian, will talk about ment dealers and suppliers
management and mastitis will have exhibits and
control. Hie final speaker of displays on hand for in-
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the fasteners takes only a few minutes and can be handled by
one person. No special machines, tools, templates or hole
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ister Farming. Saturday. Mar. 2,1974
the day, Stephen B. Spencer,
a dairy extensionist from
Penn State, will talk about
dairy waste storage and
disposal systems. The
meeting will adjourn about
3:00 p.m.
Lunch will be available at
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BEST
THE
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spection and study.
Dairy Day is conducted by
the Lancaster County
Agricultural Extension
service in cooperation with
the milk distributors,
marketing cooperatives and
dairy breed associations in
the area. Dairy Day Com
mittee chairman is N. Alan
Bair, assistant Lancaster
County agent.
Other members of
the Dairy Day Committee,
and the groups they
represent are; James
Barnett, Inter-State Milk
Producers Cooperative;
Robert Breneman, Lan
caster County Guernsey
Breeders; Milton Brubaker,
Southeast Ayrshire
Breeders; William Deisley,
Moore Dairy, Lancaster;
Ellis Denlinger, Lancaster
County Agricultural Ex
tension Service; John Flora,
Zausner Foods Corporation,
New Holland; Clair Hershey,
Lancaster County Holstein
Breeders; Donald Hershey,
Lancaster County Farmers
Association; Simeon Horton,
Mount Joy Milk Cooperative,
Mount Joy; Robert L.
Kauffman, Jr., Red Rose
Dairy Herd Improvement
Assoc.; Robert Keen, Queen
Dairy, Inc., Lancaster;
William Killough, Penn
Dairies, Inc., Lancaster;
Ivan Redcay, Eastern Milk
Producers Cooperative; Dr.
H. G. Wohnseidler, Inter-
State Milk Producers
Cooperative.
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tressed by the limitations of
his ability; he is not distressed
by the fact that men do not
recognize the ability that he
has.”
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