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were for herds with over
17.000 pounds milk and-or 600
pounds butterfat; herds with
a herd average increase of
1.000 pounds milk and-or 40
pounds butterfat per cow;
and individual high record
cows, The winners were:
Herds with over 17,000
pounds milk and-or 600
pounds butterfat: Sinking
Springs Farm, Inc., York;
Maple Lawn Farms, Inc.,
Fulton, Maryland; Valley
Pond Farm, Lebanon; Jonas
Z. Nolt, Leola; Elmer E.
Kauffman/ Christiana;
Kingstead Firms,
Damascus, Maryland;
Suntrail Dairy Farm, Pit
man; Cocalico Farm,
Ephrata; G. Hershey
Hostetter, Gap; J. Harold
Musser, Mount Joy; Paul
Chronister, Boiling Springs;
Amos & Eleanor Hershey,
Kinzer; Richard Pub,
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Cliff Farm, E, D. 1, Atglen.
Herds with a herd average
increase of 1,000 pounds milk
and-or 40 pounds butterfat:
George*Baltozer, Lancaster;
Bare Brothers, Lebanon;
Ellis Growl, Airville; Elmer
Kauffman, Christiana; Paid
and Kathy King, Delta; John
U. Lapp, Gordonville;
Daniel Petersheim, Gor
donville; Harold Ranck,
Cochranville; .Clarence
Stauffer & Son, Ephrata.
Individual High Record
Cows: Jesse G. Balmer,
Lititz, 3 cows; Bare -
Brothers, Lebandn; Bassler
Brothers, Clarksville,
Maryland; Cedar Shade
Farm, Chambersburg;
Christ R. Beiler,
Quarry v.ille; Paul
Chronister, Boiling Springs;
T. Howard England, North
East, Maryland; Harold
Good, Airville, Farm No. 1-7
cows; Farm No. 2-1 cow;
Samuel T. Jones, Forrest H
ill, Maryland, 2 cows; Elmer
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Nutrition Workshop
Set for CV Schools
A nutrition workshop for 22
teachers in the Conestoga
Valley School District will be
presented by Dairy Council
Inc. from 3 to 8 p.m., April 4.
Kauffman, Christiana, 2
cows; Kingstead Farms,
Inc., Damascus, Maryland;
Leader Farms, New
Freedom, 10 cows; Liseter
Farm, Newton Square, 2
cows; Maple Lawn Farm,
Inc., Fulton, Maryland, 9
cows; J. Harold Musser &
Son, Mount Joy, 2 cows;
Rutter Brothers Dairy,
York; Sinking Springs
Farm, York, 5 cows; Young
Brothers, Peach Bottom, 2
cows; Paul B. Zimmerman,
Ephrata, 2 cows.
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The audio-visual program
will be given by Marian
Pulaski, a Dairy Council
nutritionist, in cooperation
with Mrs. Rhea H. Livak,
Supervisor of School Food
Service for the district, and
John J. Evans, Director of
Elementary Education. The
program will take place at
the Brownstown Elementary
School for teachers in kin
dergarten through third
grade.
Faced with increasing
requests for volunteers to aid
local hospitals, homes for the
aged, safety programs and
more than 100 other ac
tivities, the Lancaster
County Chapter American
Red Cross is embarking on
an all-out recruting
program.
“We are nearing the crisis
stage in the shortage of
volunteers,” says Louise
Diehl, Executive Director.
“Just about every agency
you can mention has been
increasing budgets - in a
financial sense - over the
past years but to us people
are our greatest asset, much
like a budget, .and this is
where we really need an
increase,” the Director says.
An example' of the need
for volunteers is illustrated
in the situation at Luther
Acres. A youth, as well as an
adult volunteer program is
in operation. The volunteer
at Luther Acres is active in
many areas of service to the
residents.
Here, at least 12 more
volunteers are needed than
have been recruited in the
past years, accordeing to
Chris Miller, Director of
Community Services.
It is Miller’s job to recruit
volunteers and, like many
other organizations, he has
encountered difficulties in
meeting his yearly quotas.
To help meet Ms year’s
quota of 100 new volunteers
by the time summer ac
tivities begin the Red Cross
is setting up. a recruitment
booth at the Park City Mall.
Volunteers will be on hand to
explain to potential new
volunteers the many ac
tivities available for com
munity service.
County banks and
businesses are distributing a
pamphlet outlining sendee
opportunities and giving
potential volunteers a
reminder of the recruitment
day date.
Recruitment day will be
held March 27th at the Red
Cross Headquarters, 430
West Orange Street, Lan
caster. Persons interested in
volunteering to help in any of
the Red Cross programs are
asked to stop in between the
hours of 10:00 a.m. and 4:00
p.m. and from 7:00 to 9:00
p.m.
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A few of the types of
services in which volunteers
are needed are; hospital
aides, 'water safety in
structors, first aid in
structors, drivers, disaster
services, aid to the aged,
youth activities, aid to
servicemen and women, and
a variety of other activities.
Typing, telephone an
swering, counseling, and
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In conjunction with the
Red Cross Seeks
Local Volunteers
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workshop, Mrs. Livak will
prepare a Chinese dinner. It
will be the second Dairy
Council workshop to be
presented in the district
within five months.
Headquartered at
Southhampton, Pa., Dairy
Council maintains a staff of
professional nutritionists
who present' audio-visual
nutrition programs and
workshops for educational
and professional leaders in
Pennsylvania, New Jersey
almost any other kind of skill
will find a valuable use in the
Red Cross programs.
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