E24— Lancaster Farming, Saturday, August 16,1980
# , ill ALEXANDRIA, Va. - A
Schuylkill 4-H dairy show held
and strengthen the role of
Kent Miller, Tamaqua, show have earned the practical experience in
placing first’ and Mark privilege of going on to vocational agriculture will
Snyder Pitman, 2nd in the compete at the Southeast soon be produced by the
Junior ’Calf Class Kevin Pennsylvania District Dairy Future Farmers of
Brown, RD Pine Grove, Show, August 29 and 30 at the American through the
placed’ first in the In- Kutztown Fair Grounds sponsorship of CIBA-GEIGY
termediate Calf Class with
Nelson Moyer, Schuylkill 2 *
Haven, placing 2nd In the I
Senior Calf Class Tracy -
Snyder, Pitman, finished
first followed by Machelle
Moyer, Schuylkill Haven,
2nd and Mike Snyder, Pit
man, 3rd Brian Ruch, New
Ringgold, captured Ist in the
Jr Yearling Class and
Rebecca Wolfe, Pine Grove,
had 2nd place The Senior
Yearling Class was won by
Tracy Snyder, Kevin Wolfe,
Pine Grove, had 2nd and
Ryan Kahler, Pitman,
finished 3rd Tracy Snyder’s
entries won both the Junior
Champion and the Reserve
Junior Champion awards
Steve Snyder, Pitman, had
the top placed two year old
Tracy Snyder won the 3 and 4
year old competition and
Mark Snyder captured the
aged cow class. The Senior
Champion and Grand
Champion went to Tracy
Snyder and the Reserve
Semor and Reserve Grand
Champion to Steve Snj der
Kent Heffner was awarded
a trophy for best in the
Senior showmanship
competition and Rick
Daubert received a trophy
for the Junior Division
William Romberger
captured the Semor Fitting
trophy and the Junior
Division trophy went to
Kristin Heffner
Many of the 4-H’ers
competing in Saturday’s
PITMAN - The annual
Schuylkill County 4-H Dairy
Show was held Saturday at
the Carl. A. Snyder farm
here. Twenty-three 4-H’ers
exhibited 36 dairy animals
These 4-H’ers represented
all 3 county 4-H dairy clubs -
Pitman, South Schuylkill
and West Penn
Donald A Seipt, a partner
m Keystone Farms, Nor
thampton County, and a
former member of the
Cornell dairy judging team
was the official judge for the
show
Show placmgs tor the
Jersey breed were Junior
calf class -1. Karin Heffner,
R 2 Pine Grove; 2. Bruce
Rhem, Pine Grove. Junior
yearling class - 1 Bruce
Rhem; 2. Kristin Heffner,
Pine Grove
Spring yearling class - 1
Bruce Rhem Bruce had the
Jersey Junior Champion and
Karin Heffner had the Junior
Reserve Champion.
Jersey 3 and 4 year old
class -1 Kent Heffner, Pine
Grove; 2 Bruce Rhein Kent
also had the Spring
Champion and Bruce the
Reserve Senior Champion.
Kent’s entry Jersey Acres
went on to« become the
Jersey Grand Champion and
Bruce’s Golden Royal
Snowflake was named
Reserve Grand Champion
In the Guernsey breed
competition, Carl Miller of
R 3, Tamaqua, had first
place in the Junior Yearling
Class and William Rom
berger, Pitman, had first
place in the Senior Yearling
Class. Romberger’s entry
was named Junior Cham
pion of the Guernseys and
Miller’s Reserve Junior
Champion Ryan Kahler,
Pitman, placed first in the 3
and 4 Year Old Class and
William Romberger placed
2nd These entries were also
awarded Senior Champion
and Reserve Senior
Champion respectively and
also went on to win Guernsey
Grand Champion and
Reserve Grand Champion
The Brown Swiss breed
competition saw Rick
Daubert, Pine Grove, place
first in the Junior Calf Class
First place in the Senior Calf
Class went to Allen Daubert,
Pine Grove, with Randy
Miller, Tamaqua, placmg
2nd The Junior Yearling
Class was won by Rick
Daubert with Ann Daubert,
Pine Grove, placing 2nd
Allen Daubert won the first
place award for the Senior
Yearling Class Rick
Daubert was awarded the
Junior Champion Award and
Allen Daubert the Reserve
Junior Champion Award In
the 2 Year Old Class Ann
Daubert’s entry finished
first followed by Rick
Daubert in second and
Randy Miller 3rd The 3 and
4 Year Old Class was won by
Allen Daubert who also
captured the Senior
Champion ■ and Grand
Champion award The
Reserve Senior Champion
went to Ann Daubert and the
Reserve Grand Champion to
Rick Daubert
The Holstein judging saw
PCNMSVUMNU
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write GROWING BETTER
HOUVALE FARMS
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 12
LOCATION: Lebanon Area Fairgrounds, Evergreen
Road and Cornwall Road, Rocherty Road East off of
Route 72, Lebanon, Pa.
Buy from one breeder at this sale and be confident.
YORKSHIRES
Most boars and gilts selling are unrelated to other
Yorkshires in the East. Bred Gilts are hand mated to
fit your farrowing schedule.
SELLING APPROXIMATELY
50 BRED GILTS - 20 OPEN GILTS - 20 BOARS
All animals will be bled and negative to Pseudorabies
and Brucellosis so they can go into any state on sale
day.
2150 QUENTIN RD., LEBANON, PA 17042
Phone (717) 272-5798 or (717) 273-2921
(FREE LUNCH)
AUCTIONEER: Col. HARRY BACHMAN
TOP INDEXING PEN j
OF BOARS SELL ON
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 2D, 1910 j
6:30 P.M. f
Held at PA Evaluation Center, |
State College, PA "
The records speak for themselves, no fl
guesswork. x
4 Boars sired by Alpine 43-8 will sell I
They were not only the top indexing pen x
but 2 of the 4 were Ist & 2nd top indexing i
individuals over all breeds. f
Average daily gam 2.4 lbs.; Days to 230 lb. |
136; back fat 0.85; loin eye 5.07; percent f
lean cut 61.4; feed conversion 2.26. |
Their sire Alpine 43-8 was from the top |
indexing pen and the top selling $lBOO boar j
at the Delaware Test Center 2 years ago. I
This sire was bred and tested by Brooks x
End Farm. I
See These Boars Sell x
There is no Guesswork - |
| The records Speak 2
I RICHARD MILLER \
I Spring Grove, PA I
x 717-225-4526 f-
I 717-225-1926 |
sth Yorkshire
Production Sale
SALE 6:30 P.M.
For Catalogue, Write to:
ELWOOD E. HOUSER
New FFA film to
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focus on outside classroom learning
sssis.tfrss
have anouiiced total Vo-Ag/FFA program
fl Undone working title, that includes ar.
The Strong Link, the film program and the facUteUt
will have as its primary makes for
audience Vo-Ag students, rFn^efS 8 "
their parents and potential for the world of work,
emolovers It will focus on , The project, sponsored by
th^ p irnnortant hnkage of CIBA-GEIGY through the
classroom learning, hands- National FFA Foundation
on experience and leader- includes production of the
ship development that film and the making of KW
makes up a total vocational prints for free-loa
agnculture/FFA educatio- distrubition to high school
nil program Vo-Ag programs across the
“Supervised Occupational United States
Experience is what makes FFA officials are looking
the vocational agriculture to a possible Spring 1981
program vocational,” relase of the film, though
commented Byron operational plans are still
National FFA Advisor “We tentative
PEQMAR
FARM DISPERSAL
MILKING HERD &
BRED HEIFERS
TUESDAY EVE., AUGUST 26
7:30 P.M.
Selling at Art Kling’s Sale Barn, 2Vz miles N.E.
of Landisburg, Pa., Perry Co., 15 miles North of
Carlisle, Pa. along route 74.
31 - HOLSTEINS
29 Registered 2 Grades
Cert & Acc Pregnancy Ck'd DH I Records Classified
Majority are Ist & 2nd Calf Heifers, 10 fresh or Close,
Several due Sept, Oct. & November. Balance in
Various Stages
Sires Represented
Sunnyside Standout 111, Tidy Burke, Transmitter 111,
Apollo Rocket, Astronaut 11, RORA Elevation, Jet
Stream, Triune Complete 11, Sterlmgdale Pioneer
Admiral 111, Snowman, Penn Octo Kenny, Conductor,
Harrisburg Gay Ideal 11, Betty Chief
Service Sires Include
Astronaut, Marvex, RORA Elevation, Winter Place
Anstrocat, Dixie-Lee Masterpiece, Betty Chief
RECORDS INCLUDE TO OVER 22,000 MILK 900 FAT
“A GOOD YOUNG GROUP OF CATTLE BRED FOR
BASE MILK'”
OWNER,
EDGAR E. HOFFMAN
Halifax, Pa.
Sale Held At and Managed By:
KLING’S AUCTION SERVICE
Landisburg, Pa. 717 789-3883
FRED NAUGLE, PEDIGREES
Carlisle, Pa.
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Held
Sale
20
15
55 OPEN GILTS
Congratulations to
Steven Strauss
Champion Breeder Exhibitor
at the
Lancaster FFA Livestock Show
Frank Feeser
Box 372, Taneytown, MD 21787
301-751-1287, 756-6335
MD Validated Brucellosis &
Pseudorabies Free Herd
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