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RONKS. PA
berries
it into savings,” Glenn
“Buddy” Shenk quipped
after selling his two quarts of
strawberries for a record
price of $lO7 during the
Rotary sponsored 4-H
Strawberry Round-up held at
the Farm and Home Center
here on Wednesday.
The Elm-Penryn 4-Her’s
champion box of berries sold
to William Heyn, Lancaster
for a record price of $57 with
the second place box selling
to William Roshel, president
of the Lancaster Rotary Club
for $5O.
The son of Mr. and Mrs.
Glenn Shenk, Lititz R 2,
Buddy has been raising
strawberries for the past
three years with this victory
being his first grand
champion win.
A fellow club member and
friend of Buddy’s entered the
reserve champion quarts of
berries. Jay Nissley,
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Manheim R 5, sold his berries
at the Rotary auction also
and domes from a perennial
winning family as his sister
had previously shown the
champion and reserve
strawberries.
Both boys noted that they
had planted their 4-H
strawberry patches early
last spring and had not
anticipated doing so well at
the round-up. “We’re really
pleased because it took a lot
of hard work,” Jay ex
plained.
Mary Yunginger, Marietta
Rl, exhibited the third place
entry of berries with Jim
Stauffer of Lancaster cap
turing fourth place. Also
exhibiting fruit were David
Fisher, Phil Nissley and
Karen Mullen.
Although annually held in
the middle of June, the
program was stepped-up due
to the unusually warm
weather early this spring.
Arnold Lueck, extension
agent and chairman for the
Round-up, noted that the
berries had ripened quickly
during the warm spell but
were of good quality.
ANVEL
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, June 5,1976
Buddy Shenk (left) and Jay Nissley exhibited the
champion boxes of strawberries at the Lancaster
County Round-up held Wednesday.
Top production noted
BRATTLEBORO, Vt. - A
registered Holstein cow
owned by Roy H. and Ruth
H. Book, Ronks, has
produced lifetime milk
production credits of more
than 200,000 pounds of milk.
The cow. Roaring Maples
T T Ivanhoe 5352882-VG,
joins a select group of cows
to be recognized as “Iron
Grandmas” by the Holstein-
Friesian Association of
America. At the age of 14
years,', seven months, her
lifetime output stands at
213,460 pounds of milk and
7,972 pounds of butterfat.
The cow’s highest record in a
single year was started at
the age of five years, six
BICIDE
months. Milked twice daily
for 343 days, she produced
22,700 pounds of milk, 878
pounds of butterfat and 1,879
pounds solids-not-fat.
“Ivanhoe” was bred in the
herd of Harold K. Book,
Ronks, Pennsylvania. She
was sired by Osborndale
Ivanhoe.
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Lancaster, PA 17601
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