D4—Lancaster Famine, Saturday, August 30,1980
Cumberland County Dairy Herd Improvement records show
that 4842 1 cows in 77 herds were on production testing in
July according to Duane G Duncan, county agent
Of the 64 Herds on DHIA, 27 herds had an average fat
production of 1 50 pounds per cow per day for the month
During the month 78 completed their 305 day lactation with
600 pounds of butterfat
DHIA Supervisors working with the dairymen to improve
efficiency include Harold Boldosser, 130 Old Gap Road,
Carlise, Cheryl Renner, R 4, Carhse, Paul Wynn, Rl, Newburg,
and Jay Zeigler, Rl, Carlisle
The following are the highest of actual butterfat in 305 days
or less in the county during the month The age listed is her
age at the time of freshening
John F Stoltzfus
Paulß Sensemg B 3
K. Hale &N. Burkholder 3
Robert H Jamison 3
David S. Miller B 3
M. Thomas Sheaffer 3
Furman Landis
Kenneth E Zeigler
Leroy Showaker & Son
JohnM Lippart
Freshair Dairy Farm
Mark A Naugle
Lee G. Davidson
Paul R. Cornman
Elmer Gettle
Milk Way Farms
Mark E. Lemaweaver
Ashcombe Farms
thrush Bros
Chester & Galen Smith
Glenn W Myers
CreedmC Cornman
Ashcombe Dover Dairy
RoyE Snoke
Donald L Basehore
Glenn & Larry Souder
Roy L. Coover
ana
■MEM NO.
Otto Brothers
224
Mark A Naugle
Jessie
Tilda
Donald L Basehore
Heff
Beth
Betty
Freshair Dairy Farm
Lillie
Maude
Kelly
Olga
Wilda
John M. Lippert
Nettie
CreedmC Cornman
Elva
Ashcombe Farms
155
140
289
20
266
325
344
LeeG Davidson
Lucky
Chester & Galen Smith
Pea
Lady M
Pina
Beatty
Ava
Thrush Bros
24
68
96
56
66
92
Willard Fought
22
D Lehman
56
147
PaulO Dyarman
Tammy
Harry & Paul Hoch
Wilma
Milk Way Farms
91
133
51
24
K Hal? & N Burkholder
Theda
PaulE Peffer&Son
Jolly
Elmer Gettle
Vesta
Ruby
CUMBERLAND
COUNTY
DMA
Monthly
Report
JULY 1980
LBS.
MILK
NO. SDAYS
HEED COWS IN MILK
LIS.
■nut
12,943
18,628
14,442
16,329
16,720
16,394
18,119
19,278
19,163
19,844
16,588
16,788
13,735
19,137
18,834
15,991
16,155
15,070
25,230
21,878
17,721
17,395
16,917
17,835
16,751
17,024
16,708
13,100
15,652
18,254
18,782
19,576
18,505
13,724
21,268
18,680
16,564
15,803
15,178
14,079
19,030
15,856
14,276
20 250
18,580
19,351
14,007
J Shephard Wolf
Keen
Babe
D T McCullough, Unit 2
197
Ashcombe Dover Dairy
Rl2B
283
R 270
384
Leroy Showaker & Son
Dot
Missy
Chester C Weaver
Lucky
Poppy
Sambo
Robert H Jamison
Arlene
Sue
Stambaugh Farms
61
113
117
Nealy Brothers
17
102
J Douglas Martin
34
80
11
100 W
6
John F Stoltzfus
May
Donna
Joe & Brenda Cochran
Brenda
M. Thomas Sheaffer
Dora
Katnce -
Mams Acres
101
19
Cecil County
NORTHEAST, Md Following are the'top ten dairy herds
for Cecil County which are on test with the Cecil County Dairy
Herd Improvement Association
This information is compiled from records received in the
Cecil County Extension Office during the period from July 16
through August 15,1980
Killdee Farm
Pioneer Va I ley Fa rm
Zee-M Farm
R D Dempsey & Sons
Joe & Lisa Ayers
McCleary’s Dairy
Blair & Cammy YurKanin
Carl Stafford & Son
F G MillerS Sons
Cherry Valley Farm
619
812
639
44
44
Lentz bam bums
40
3 7
3 7
653
614
601
AVON Fire claimed a
South Lebanon Township
bam early Sunday morning,
reported the township's fire
chief Ralph Lehman.
634
698
612
663
627
35
36
32
33
38
The 40 x 70 foot bank bam
was owned by Warren Lentz
on Mine Road near King
Street.
624
Lentz told Lancaster
Fanning his son Ronald,
who lives on the neighboring
farm, sighted the blaze when
he went out to milk around
4:30 Sunday morning. Lentz
added that another neighbor
who had gone out to milk at
about 4:10 saw nothing of the
fire.
658
647
699
613
697
619
37
41
34
42
36
Said Lentz, “I think
someone lit the bam.”
Fire Chief Lehman
reported the cause of the fire
was not known but that it
was under investigation by
the Lebanon County and
State Police fire marshalls.
“They’ll be checking all
angles,” he said.
670
600
730
647
643
621
40
46
47
35
34
32
According to Lehman, the
fire company got the alarm
at 4:55 a.m. It was reported
by Carl and Karen Shirk,
tenants at the farm. They
were alerted by Ronald
Lentz that the barn was
burning, turned in the
alarm, and assisted in
freeing 10 replacement
heifers from the inferno.
An estimated $65,000 loss
was reported by the fire
chief. This involved only the
stored crops that burned.
669
725- -
693
695
745
629
677
686
741
651
602
45
49
39
4 1
42
771
“We had the bam filled
with hay and straw,” said
Lentz. "There was no room
for any equipment ”
662
683
619
16,912
17,864
17,782
17,444
18,218
21,592
20,502
18,177
16,078
18,247
19,638
17,797
18,821
14,760
18.884
20,309
17,749
15,215
22,022
15,282
17,277
16,324
16,305
19,535
14,984
15,479
17,202
17,813
19,672
16,353
15,397
top DHJAs
It took fire fighters three
hours to get the blaze under
control, said Lehman, and
they didn’t leave the scene
until late Sunday afternoon.
The South Lebanon
Township Companies in
cluded Prescott, Avon,
Hebron, and Friendship.
There were 5 tankers on
assist from neighboring
companies.
About 50 friends and
neighbors turned out Sunday
and Monday until noon to
assist Lentz m the clean up.
According to Lentz, the
fire company required the
immediate removal of the
smoldering bales which they
began to pile in an adjoining
field. Later the bales were
hauled to fill a neighbor’s
abandoned mine hole.
Volunteers ran bull dozers
and dump trucks and made
short work of what would
have been a mountainous
task for hand labor —SM
664
625
606
617
650
795
667
35
36
37
33
46
4 S
835
766
703
621
649
689
622
688
670
617
43
34
658
750
679
658
639
619
691
44
38
39
38
3 5
694
641
768
702
681
658
627
40
4 1
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