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won during the Chester County Holstein Club’s
field day.
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COATESVILLE - William
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Farm, Juhustown, N J was
the main speaker at the
Chester County Holstein
Club’s annual field day, held
Tuesday evening at the
Donald Hostetter farm, near
here.
Pettit discussed his
family’s recent milking herd
dispersal, emphasizing
promotion and advertising
as essentials for a successful
sale, and noted that testing
and classification records
strengthen sales.
Clarence Stauffer, HFAA
program director, discussed
several programs available
through the Holstein-
Fnesian Association of
America.
Junior members met with
Linda Kauffman of
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Elizabethtown. The junior
awards program was her
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Three classes of cattle
were judged by participants
with Pettit as official judge.
Top judge of the evening was
Steve Snyder with 146 out of
150 points. He chose a unit of
Hilltop Apollo Ivanhoe
semen as his prize
In the men’s division
Lester Eby, Earl Stauffer,
and Merle King tied for first
place, followed by Richard
Breckbili and Ed Kulp.
Placmgs in the women’s
division were 1 Barb
Stauffer, 2. Helen Zim
merman, 3. Susanna Umble,
4. Anna Stoltzfus, and 5.
Sandy Lusby.
Youth division placings
were 1. Snyder, 2 Neal King,
3. Marilyn Stoltzfus, 4.
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Nancy Yarnall, and 5. Tom
Snyder
Judging contest prizes
included semen donated by
Atlantic Breeders, ABS,
Carnation Genetics, Neba,
Curtiss, and Donald
Hostetter Other prizes were
donated by Harvestore,
Brown & Rea, and Lloyd E.
Kreider.
Soybean meal exported
WASHINGTON,
Exports of soybean meal
rose 19 per cent - to 3.8
million tons - during May of
this year, according to an
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The registered heifer calf,
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daughter of Hillhaven
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Karl Brown The calf was
donated by Robert E. and
Jane C. Pepple.
Refreshments were en
joyed by about two hundred
people m attendance.
export activity report issued
by USDA last month.
Other oilseed products
showing gams on the
overseas markets were
sunflower seeds, peanuts
and vegetable oils.
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