Lebanon Co.’s Holstein club holds banquet
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MT. ZION - Members of
the Lebanon Co. Holstein
club heard from various
speakers at their annual
meeting, held this past
Monday at Zoar’s
Educational Center.
First on the agenda was
Diane Maulfair, Lebanon
County’s dairy princess.
Diane lives at R 1 Jonestown
and became the dairy
princess m competition held
in June. The witty and
charming, eighteen year old
brunette used an animated
approach to give her
message to the Holstein
club. She and her puppet
cow Minerva, spoke to the
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members about the qualities
of milk and the value of a
good cow. Minerva ex
plained that the reason cows
swish their tails m the far
mers’ faces during milking,
and kick off their milkers, is
to teach the farmers’
patience. The clever
presentation was evidence of
this young dairyperson’s
ability to promote the dairy
industry.
Kirby Horst addressed the
group on his ac
complishments as the Pa.
distinguished junior
member. He stressed the
fact that the award was well
worth the effort of applying;
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and he urged other junior
members to try to earn this
title. Kirby is also the
President of the Pa. Junior
Holstein club. He announced
that the members of the
MT. ZION - Kirby Horst,
Newmanstown, received top
honors in four of the eight
divisions of milk and fat
production at the annual
meeting of the Lebanon Co.
Holstein Club. The other
youth award winners in
cluded: Debra Lentz,
Lebanon; Pat Arnold,
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Lebanon Co. club will be
meeting on October 17.
Anyone who is between the
ages of 8-21 and owns one
registered Holstein can
become a junior member.
Kirby Horst dominates youth awards
Schaefferstown; Allen
Hostetter, Annville; and
Dave Bomgardner, Annville.
There were 18 entries for
the county awards.
1. Kirby Horst, 674 pounds;
2. Brenda Lentz; 3. Greg
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2 year old
fat production
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, October 13,1979
I. Hershey Bare an
nounced that the Pa.
Holstein Assoc, is mvolved m
PETS, Pa. embryo tran
splant service. This is an
effort between New Bolton
Lentz; 4. Ken Arnold; 5. Deb
Lentz.
2 year old
milk production
1. Kirby Horst, 18,832
pounds; 2. Ken Arnold; 3.
Greg Lentz; 4. Brenda
Lentz; 5. Deb Lentz.
3 year old
fat production
1. Deb Lentz, 773 pounds;
2. Kirby Horst; 3. Allen
Hostetter; 4. Greg Lentz; 5.
&6. Mike Bare.
3 year old
milk production
1. Kirby Horst, 21,567
pounds; 2. Greg Lentz; 3.
Deb Lentz; 4. Allen
Hostetter; 5. Mike Bare.
Penna.
placements increase
HARRISBURG - poultry-producing states
Placements of broiler chicks were 71,591,000, five per cent
in the Commonwealth during bdow the previous week but
the week ending September P 6l " a^°ve e 831116
22, were 2,213,000, according week a year earlier,
to the Pennsylvania Crop Average placements during
Reporting Service. the P ast 01116 weeks were 19
The placements were 20 per cent above a year ago
per cent above the
corresponding week a year
ago and nine per cent above
the previous week. Average
placements during the past
nine weeks were 10 per cent
above a year earlier.
Placements in the 21 key
Center of the University of
Pennsylvania, the Pa.
Holstein Assoc., and the Pa.
Farmers’ Assoc. Each of the
associations donated
$10,000.00 for research m this
area.
4 year old
fat production
1. Allen Hostetter, 786
pounds; 2. Pat Arnold; 3.
Jane Bomgardner; 4. Barb
Sattazahn.
4 year old
milk production
1. Pat Arnold, 24,702
pounds; 2. Barb Sattazahn;
3. Jane Bomgardner; 4.
Allen Hostetter.
Aged cow
fat production
1. Kirby Horst, 840 pounds;
2. Dave Bomgardner; 3.
Allen Hostetter.
Aged cow
milk production
1. Dave Bomgardner,
26,399 pounds; 2. Kirby
Hostetter; 3. Allen
Hostetter.
broiler
Broiler-fryers slaughtered
in Pennsylvania under
federal inspection during the
week ending September 12,
totaled 2,225,000, with an
average hveweight of 4.08
pounds.
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