—Ljncttfr Farming. Saturday, Nov. 30, 1974
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Milk, Money
4-H Meets
Election of officers was the
main item of business at the
November meeting of Milk
and Money 4-H Dairy club.
Results were as follows:
President-Lenard Greek,
Vice - President - Doug
Kilgore, Secretary-Beth
Beall, Assistant secretary-
Linda Ebaugh, Treasurer-
Cindy Knight, Assistant
treasurer-Beverly Brown,
News Reporter-Pattl
Johnson, Assistant news
reporter-Barbara Kilgore.
Items covered during the
business meeting were
Achievement night com
mittee (made up of present
officers) and subscriptions
to Hoard’s Dairyman. Next
meeting will be the
Christinas party.
A demonstration given by
Abbie Johnson titled
“Cheese” followed the
meeting.
The program consisted of
County Extension agent
Dave Norman showing a
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Holstein Breeders Honored at Conference
selling bulls at the Sep- Sale were Joseph A. Sch- America’s “Progressive Second; Northumberland
tember Pa. All-American in- wartzback, Union Bridge, Breeder Registry” award. Montour • Third,
vitationsl Sale. The Ed- Md., and J. Z. Nolt, Leo la, These were: Donald J. Recognized for individual
wards' bull, Fran-Lou Pa. Their consignments sold Arthur, Laceyville; E. membership service were:
Americul, sold for $17,500 for $ll,OOO and $ll,OOO Wayne Beshore, New Bedford County - Kenneth
and Vogel’s, Junell Ivan M respectively. Cumberland; Delaware Mowry; Berks County -
Elevation Layton, for Fifteen herd owners were Valley College, Doylestown; Elwood Ohlinger, Richard
$ll,OOO. recognized for type and Jay h. & Mary F. Houser, Troutman; Blair County >
Receiving recognition for production achievements in Spring Mills; Mrs. James L J* Milton Corle; Centre
consigning top selling gaining the Holstein- Howes, Newtown; Mapoval County - Joseph Hartle, Jr.,
females at the Invitational Friesian Association of Farms, Inc., Milan; John Ishler; Clarion County -
Clarence St Kenneth Mowry, C. Jerry Brown, LL. Neely,
Roaring Spring; Richard H. Jr.; Cumberland County •M.
& Marilyn B. Packard; Thomas Sheaffer; Franklin
TY-oy; George Page, Jr., County - Harold F. Crider,
Columbia Cross Roads; Clarence Stauffer; Lan-
Donald V. St GeraldineSeipt, caster County - Clarence
Easton; Jacob K. Stoltzfus, Stauffer; Mercer County -
Oxford; Clark A. Yoder, Arthur Moore; Mifflin
Salisbury, and Jefferson D. County - William Bradford;
Yoder, Elverson. Northampton County
Membership Service Robert Fulmer; Perry
Awards were presented to County - Thomas Dum III;
five clubs: Most New Somerset County - Gerald
Members - Somerset Carr, Harry Hillegass,
County; Highest Percentage Marvin E. Thomas, Dr.
of Renewals - Northampton Albert P. Barnett; Tioga
County; Most consistent County - Harold Robson, Jr.;
growth over a five year Washington County - Elden
period - Clarion County - Carter; and York County -
First; Washington County - Ralph McGregor.
A number of Holstein
breeders were honored
recently at the Annual
Meeting of the Pa. Holstein
Association at Pocono
Manor, Pa. Recognition took
place during the afternoon
session of the Annual
Meeting.
Plaques were given to
consignors of top-selling
animals at Holstein
Association-managed sales.
Linda Weaver, Glenmoore,
Pa. received the award for
the top selling consignment
to the State Calf Sale, Glen-
Moore Royal Chris-Red, a
seven month old Holstein
that sold for $3,400 in April.
Windy-Ridge Farm, F. G.
Edwards and Sons, Indiana,
Pa,, and Elder Vogel,
Rochester, Pa. received
similar awards for the top
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