Lancaster farming. (Lancaster, Pa., etc.) 1955-current, September 03, 1977, Image 118

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    Lancaster Farming. Saturday. September 3,1977
118
Franklin Co. holds dairy show
CHAMBERSBURG - The
twentieth annual Franklin
County 4-H Dairy club
Roundup was held August 23
at the Franklin County
Fairgrounds. There were 165
animals exhibited by ap
proximately 145 4-H dairy
club members representing
seven county dairy clubs.
Included in the show were
128 Holsteins, 3 Jerseys, and
34 Guernseys.
Ray Emig, of Ship
pensburg, was the judge
placing each of the animals
on their quality of con
firmation.
During the course of the
show, each exhibitor was
judged on his or her ability to
show and fit his or her
animal. Those exhibitors
who did an outstanding job of
fitting and showing their
animal were given a master
fitter or master showman
award. The judge for the
showing and fitting contest
was Duane Duncan, County
Agent for Cumberland
County.
The 1977 Grand Champion
Showman was Wayne
Helman, Chambersburg, R 2.
Steven Eckstine, Mer
cersburg, R 2, was picked
Soybean farmers don’t agree
with government statistics
LOUISVILLE, Ky. - An
informal poll of votmg
delegates at the American
Soybean Association con
vention here earlier this
month indicates these
producers have increased
their soybean acreage only
10.3 per cent over last year.
That figure is in sharp
contrast with USDA’s most
recent soybean acreage
report, which indicated a 17
per cent increase nation
wide.
Delegates to the two-day
convention passed a con
troversial resolution calling
for additional delivery points
for soybeans in Chicago
Board of Trade contracts.
They also adopted a
Wickus
Lum' ,iur ’
Grand Champion Fitter. The
trophies for the fitting and
showing champions were
donated by C.V. Coop, and
Sire Power, Inc.
First place animals were:
Jersey
Intermediate Calf - Steve
Meyers, St. Thomas; Senior
Calf - Cindy Donough,
Chambersburg; Junior
Yearling - Melody A. Ocker,
Chambersburg.
Guernsey
Junior Calf and Senior Calf
- Jeffrey D. Benedict,
Waynesboro; Intermediate
Calf - Douglas Layman,
Waynesboro; Junior
Yearling and Senior
Yearling - Waynesboro; 2
Years Old - John W.
Mummert, Chambersburg;
3 and 4 Years Olds and 5
Years and Older Classes -
Patricia Layman,
Waynesboro.
Holstein
Junior Calf - Douglas
Fahrney, Waynesboro;
Intermediate Calf - Jan
Horst, Chambersburg;
Senior Calf - Wayne Helman,
Chambersburg; Junior
Yearling - Craig Woodring,
Chambersburg; Senior
Yearling - Kirk Chrstman,
strongly worded resolution
opposing U.S. government
backed palm oil loans to
countries that produce palm
oil for export. The resolution
pointed out that, despite
government assurances to
the contrary, “the U.S.
government and in
ternational lending in
stitutions have continued to
approve such loans at in
terest rates substantially
lower than commercial
rates... Sixty-four million
dollars’ worth of palm oil
loans were granted to edible
oil exporting countries in the
first half of 1977 alone.”
About 1,700 persons from
30 states attended the con
vention.
Chambersburg; 2 years Old -
Rodney Crider, Cham
bersburg; 3 and 4 Years Old -
Karen Fortna, Cham
bersburg: 5 Years and Older
- Mark Woodring, Cham
bersburg.
Master Fitters • Juniors
Steven Meyers, St.
Thomas; Melody A. Ocker,
Chambersburg; John W.
Mummert, Chambersburg;
Julia Mummert, Cham
bersburg; Deborah Cashill,
Chambersburg; Donna
Cashill, Chambersburg;
Lori Gsell, Chambersburg;
Brenton Upperman,
Chambersburg; Cheryl
Stuff, Mercersburg; Jere
Hissong, Jr., Mercersburg;
Jan Horst, Chambersburg;
Timothy Deshong, Green
castle; Steven Mumma, Dry
Run; Alan Mummert,
Chambersburg; Douglas
Mummert, Chambersburg;
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manure-handling systems.
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717-442-8134 717-274-1436 717-933-4138
Steven Eckstine, Mer
cersburg; Rhonda Fahrey,
Waynesboro; Craig Melbott,
Dry Run; Michael Mum
mau. Dry Run; and Rodney
Crider, Chambersburg.
Junior Showman
Jeffrey D. Benedict,
Waynesboro; Douglas
Mummert, Chambersburg;
Julia Mummert, Cham
bersburg; Brenton Up
perman, Chambersubrg;
Deborah Cashill, Cham
bersburg; Cheryl Stuff,
Mercersburg; Maryanne
'Johnson, Mercersburg;
David R. Frantz,
Waynesboro; Michael
J3iristman, Chambersburg;
Alan Mummert, Cham
bersburg; Steven Eckstine,
Mercersburg; Craig Melbot,
Dry Run; and Rodney
Crider, Chambersburg.
Master Fitters - Seniors
Winston Cordell,
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Waynesboro; Lisa Gsell,
•Chambersburg; Karen
Fortna, Chambersburg;
Ruth Ann Benedict,
Waynesboro; Douglas
Fahner, Waynesboro;
Patricia Layman,
Waynesboro; John Moore,
Chambersburg; Michael
Christman, Chambersburg,
Kevin Mummau, Ship
pensburg: Jesse Richard,
Waynesboro; Sharon
Mennert, Chambersburg.
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Senior Showmen
Winston Cordell,
Waynesboro; Douglas
Fahrney, Waynesboro;
Karen Fortna, Cham
bersburg; Patricia Layman,
Waynesboro; Kevin S.
Mummau, Shippensburg;
Wayne Helman, Cham
bersburg; Craig Woodring,
Chambersburg; Julie
Stoner, Mercersburg; Job
Moore, Waynesboro; Jesse
Richard, Waynesboro.