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judging contest was Fred division were: Gerald
Crider, Nottingham R 2, who Martin, Blue Ball, second;
also led the men’s division. Kerry Breneman, Willow
Tina Bucher, 16, Quarryville Street, third; Leonard
Rl, won the women’s Snader, East Earl Rl,
division and Kevin Devine, y fourth; and Lisa Russell,
New Holland R 2, topped the New Holland, fifth,
youth class. Judge for the event was
Other winners in the men’s
class were: Andy Witmer,
Willow Street, second; Allan
Crider, Nottingham R 2,
third; Robert McSparran,
Peach Bottom, fourth; and
Barry Hostetter, Oxford Rl,
fifth.
In the women’s division
Mary Kirk, Peach Bottom
Rl, was second followed by;
Joyce Wagner, Quarryville
R 2, third; Debra Crider,
Nottingham, R 2, fourth; and
Thelma Garber, Willow
Street R 2, fifth.
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Guernsey breeder Donald
Brown, owner of Applebrook
Farm in Oxford, Chester
County. There were two
regular classes of cows and
one dam-daughter class for
consideration.
Lancaster County Dairy
Princess Joyce Stoltzfus
gave her 30-secdnd radio
commercial which she had
prepared for the Dairy
Princess contest, en
couraging people to try a
refreshing glass of milk for a
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Joyce said, “Milk is our
life's income and a
necessary part of our food.”
She encouraged dairymen to
dnnk milk in public and “do
your best to promote your
product.”
Lancaster County Ex
tension Agent N. Alan Bair
told dairymen to culture
their cows if there is any
question about the kind of
mastitis they may have. He
said he has handled many
calls about coliform
mastitis, which he called
“rather, serious and almost
unbeatable.” If they are
suffering from coliform
mastitis, Bair said the whole
herd should be taken out of
their present environment
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Bair also noted that there
are still active outbreaks of
tuberculosis in the state, and
said, “We can’t let our guard
down as far as contagious
diseases are concerned.” He
said, “If you’re moving
cattle, don’t accept cows
without health charts, and
even that can be no
guarantee.” He urged
diarymen to mind their
manners and watch the
manners of others in order to
prevent the spread of
disease.
Raymond Witmer,
president of the state
association, discussed its
young sire program and said
that semen is available for
testing in herds. “We can
make breed progress by
testing young sires.”
County Association
President Peter Witmer
conducted the business
meeting. Committee
members who helped plan
the day’s event included
Robert McSparran, Donald
Breneman and K.D. Linde.
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farm. He encouraged
breeders to use teat dip, but
added, “It’s really tough to
control once it gets going.”
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