Report From Pa. Jr. Holstein Meet Lapp
by Gary Akers eligible to succeed them- Chairperson went over -w-tt
The Pennsylvania Junior selves only once. recommendationa of the 1-1 AT*^H
Holstein Association held Its ‘ Under new business, the Youth Committee. A motion iXwJLJLVr J. Jt/Vl.
annual convention at the Junior membership to sell windbreaker Jackets, Henry S. Lapp, Gap,
Pocono Manor Inn on regulations were reviewed, as a money making project, Pennsylvania was named
November 21-22. Anyone between the ages of 9 was voted on and passed. Outstanding Power Choring
The annual business and 21, and who owns at least Final details on the Jackets Dealer at the Annual
meeting was held Friday, one Registered Holstein is are being worked out. They Jamesway Dealer Sales
November 22. Under old eligible for Junior mem- will be nylong windbreaker Meeting held recently at the
business, a resolution to bership in the Holstein- type Jackets, either lined or Quality Motel, Carlisle,
change the bylaws which Friesian Association of unlined, and will have the Pennsylvania,
was presented last year was America. Junior members Pennsylvania Registered Henry Lapp representing
voted on and passed. It reads have the same privileges as Holstein emblem on the the dealership, received a
as follows: senior members except front. These jacketr will be -ecognitlon plaque for
1. At the Annual Meeting of voting. Starting Jnauary 1, on display at the Holstein outstanding sales and ser
the Pennsylvania Jr. 1975 there will be a two dollar booth at the Pennsyvlania vice from Art Carstens,
Holstein Ass’n. caucuses of membership fee. So anyone Farm Show in January and Marketing Manager.
each convention district, as who is not a member is orders will be taken at that Dealers were commended
defined in Article IX, will encouraged to join soon. time. for outstanding sales of the
elect two Jr. Executive Junior membership ap- After the business meeting Jamesway Volumatic-II
Committee members from plications are available from awards were given out by silage distributor-unloader
their district. Terms of Jr. officers of your County Mrs. King. In the Junior Milk and the Volume-Belt cattle
Executive Committee Junior Holstein Club or the and Fat Contest, winners feeder,
members will be one year. Pennsylvania Holstein were as follows: Power Choring products
Jr. Executive Committee Association, 839 Benner ' for the farm market made by
members will be eligible to Pike, State College, Pa.
serve only two terms. 16801. The Lancaster County
2. The Junior Executive Junior Holstein Club will
Committee will, at a meet on January 16, 1975 at
reorganizational meeting 8:00 p.m. at the Farm and
immediately following their Home Center. All junior
election at the annual members or anyone in
meeting, elect officers as terested in becoming a
provided for in Article VII. Junior member is invited to
Article VII, Section 2, shall attend.
be defined to mean that Mrs. Kathy King of York
terms of officers will be one Co. who is serving as the
year, and that they will be State Youth Committee
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In the Junior Division of
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The election of Junior
Executive Committee
Delegates was then held.
Two delegates and one
alternate from each of the
six districts were elected.
From these delegates of
ficers were then elected. The
1974-75 Pennsylvania Junior
Holstein Association Officers
are: president - Scott
Bauermaster, Somerset Co.,
vice president - Nevin Mast,
Berks Co., secretary - Patty
LeVan, Northumberland
Co., treasurer - Gary Akers,
Lancaster Co., reporter -
Diana Belke, Bucks Co.
That evening at the annual
banquet, members heard
from the 1973 Distinguished
Junior Members, Greg
Landis of Lancaster Co. and
Pheobe Ruth of Berks Co.,
and remarks from the
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cess, Deb Miller of Dauphin
Go. The 1974 Distinguished
Junior Members were
recognized and an invitation
was extended to attend the
1975 Convention to be held in
the Southcentral District at
Gettysburg.
Lancaster Farming Saturday, Nov. 30. X 974—1
Henry Lapp, Gap, (right) is congratulated by Art
Caustens after being named the Outstanding Power
Choring Dealer at the annual Jamesway Sales
Meeting held recently in Carlisle.
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