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York 4-Hers Compete
Members of 4-H Clubs
from York County were
among winners in the
Regional 4-H Demonstration
and Public Speaking contest
which was held July 12 at
Northern High School,
DUlsburg.
Bringing home top honors
for the county were; Karen
Hemmlnger, RDI Glen Rock
- foods demonstration;
Beverly Brown, RD2 Delta -
animal science demon
stration; Linda Ebaugh,
RD2 Delta - animal science
demonstration; Chris
Kulynych, RDI Thomasville
• health demonstration; Jeff
Roth, RDI Spring Grove -
Health demonstration;
Larry Rappoldt, Glen Rock -
holography demonstration;
Karen Raubenstine, RDI
Hanover - food demon-
stration; and Joanne
Zumbrum, 102 Grandview
Rd., Hanover - clothing
demonstration.
Marcy Seckman, Assistant
Home Economist said all
these winners will compete
with top demonstrations
from eight other regions at
State 4-H Achievement
Days, August 5 to 7 on the
Pennsylvania State
University campus. They
will take part in the
statewide events along with
county agricultural and
home economics judging
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All three junior 4-H
demonstrations from York
County received blue ribbons
at the Regional event. They
do not participate in the
State event. The junior
winners were Dawn
At Regional
Raubenstine, RDI Hanover;
Laurie and Lisa Dobrosky,
RDI Glen Rock; and
Jonathan and Paul Myers,
RDI Thomasvllle.
County Agents, Extension
Home Economists, and local
leaders from the various
counties supervised the
regional educational event
DHIA Testers
Receive Awards
The Dairy Herd Im
provement Association
Testers will hold their 50th
Anniversary on Friday and
Saturday at Penn State.
Receiving recognition for
their outstanding service to
the DHIA testing progiam
will be Harold Probst, Bart,
Pa., and Lee Landis, RDI,
Narvon.
Length of service awards
will be presented to Leon
Arnold, Lebanon County for
20 years service and
Clarence Kreider, Lancaster
County also for 20 years of
service.
Recognition for 15 years of
dedicated work with the
testing program will go to
John Arnold, Lebanon
County, Moses_ Martin,
Lancaster County and Lee
Landis, Lancaster.
Donald Lutz of Berks
Mr.
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Rear Wheels (2)
Front Wheels (2)
Discharge height
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GROFF EQUIPMENT
2 West State Street
Contest
under rules established by 4-
H officials. Local leaders
from the county who assisted
were: Mrs. Warren Frey,
RDI East Berlin; Mrs.
Robert Shaub, 350 W.
Railroad Ave., Shrewsbury;
and Mrs. Harold Rauben
stine, RDI Hanover.
County will receive an award
for serving 10 years on the
testing program.
Bollinger
Holsteins
Two registered Holsteins
from the herd of Donald G.
and Donald L. Bollinger of
Willow Maple Farm RDI,
Newmanstown, Pa., have
been recognized for their
exceptional food producing
ability.
Willow Maple Bonus Lea
has produced 17,040 pounds
of milk in 305 days with a 4.1
percent test and 706 pounds
of fat.
Willow-Maple Ex Lillian
produced 18,040 in 352 days
with a 3.8 percent test and
694 pounds fat.
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New Holland
354-4191
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Quarryville
786-2895
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Lancaster
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