King YORK Kingstead Fond Matt Joy exhibited by Paul B. King took grand cham pion honors here last week at the 1980 York Pair. The cow, a 2 year old, topped Tom Boyer’s 4 year -old, Sun nybend New Year’s Baby which took reserve grand champion honors. Sunnybend Farm’s entries m tlx dam and daughter, best three females and senior get of sire com petitions took first place honors, while Kingway Holsteins topped the dairy herd class and Dar-Dale Farm took the produce of dam honors. Other results from the Holstein competition were: Junior Herfar Class Bndfet Boytr; 2,3 Pbil t Karen TRAILER LOAD SALE “SPECIAL DISCOUNTS”* ON BLACK PLASTIC SILAGE COVERS SILOCAPS Pit, Bunker, Trench Silos ZIMMERMAN’S ANIMAL HEALTH SUPPLY R4LITITZ, PA 17543 Phone 717-733-4466 Pick The Best! LLE ■ . ■ JMEills Coolers* For the best in ‘ dairy equipment, see: R.D. 5. Manheim, Pa. 17545 animal tops York Holstein competition Laughman, 4 Patricia Greek, 5 Oar Dale Farms Intermediate Heifer Calf 1 Phil Stambaugh Family: 2 June Boyer, 3 Thompson Family. 4 Diane Lang, 5 Thomas Boyer 1 Kevin Laughman, 2 Rodman Thompson Family, 3 Patricia Bupp, 4 Patricia Greek, 5 Peter King , Jr Trig Heifer 1 Kevin Laughman, 2 Leroy I Joyce Bupp, 3 David King, 4 Patricia Greek, 5 Michelle Stebbms Holstein Assn, names new STATE COLLEGE - Douglas J. Hershey, Quarryville, has been ap pointed to the new position of Director of Membership Service for the Pennsylvania Holstein Association, an nounced PHA Executive Secretary, William C. Nichol. Hershey primarily will be involved in helping the in dividual members of the State Association. He will provide assistance in all registry areas and be *esponsible for the development of ad vertisement programs throughout the State. In addition, he will be working with the milk promotion activities. While a Junior and Senior in High School, Hershey worked on his grandfather’s dairy farm. The farm consisted of 85 acres and 45 Holstein dairy cows. Hershey was graduated from Penn State in 1960 with a Bachelor of Science degree in Dairy Production. While attending Penn State, We Need To Purchase A 200 or I 300 Gallon Used Mueller, I Mojonnier, or Girton Tank. | “Senior Heifer Calf Rufus Brubaker Refrigeration “We’ve Been In Business Since 1946 & Selling Milk Tanks Since 1955” Authorized Mueller Deoler Dependable 24 Hour Service Senior Yrlg Heifer _ 1 Rodman Thompson Family, 2 Lesley King, 3 Bndgetta Boyer, 4 Peter King, 5 Heidi Von Lange Best Junior Female Brad I Owned by Exhibitor 1 Coredale Farm, 2 Bupplynn Farms, 3 Thomas A Boyer, 4 KingwayFarm Junior Champion 1 Senior Yearling shown by Coredale Farm Reserve Junior Champion 1 Junior Yearling shown by Kevin . Laughman Douglas J. Hershey Hershey was active in the Dairy Science Club. During the 78-79 school year, he served as treasurer of the Club. The past two years Her shey has performed with Re- Creation, a singing group which performed at banquets, fairs, nursing homes and prisons. Most of the group’s travel was throughout Pennsylvania; Save Energy and get FREE HOT WATER... ( with the revolutionary... f ■ THE MUELLER FRE-HEATER MODEL "IB B" Conserves energy! Captures heat now wasted! Provides "FREE" 140° hot water! Reduces refrigeration service problems! HERE’S HOW: Special water-cooled condenser transfers heat from refrigerant to water. A thermostat controls water temperature at approximately 140° F. Storage tank automatically fills with hot water. The Fre-Heater is installed indoors. There’s no air-cooled condenser, no noisy fans to fail, no cold weather starting problems or hot weather failures. Head pressure is stable, ensuring longer com pressor life. Junior Get of Sire 1 Corredale Farm, 2 Kmgway Farm, 3 Barbara Kilgore, 4 Pearce-Oakes Farm Cow 344 Year Old Dry 1 Phil t Karen Laughman, 2 David King 3 Bupplynn Farms, 4.5 Rodman Thompson Family CowsSYearst Over Dry 1 Paul King, 2 Mark Jenkins, 3 Bupp, 4 Thomas Boyer Two Yr Old 1 5 Paul King, 2 ,4 Kevin Laughman, 3 June Boyer- however, he did have the opportunity to perform at, Camp David in Maryland. During the summer of Ag meeting set on TMI cleanup HARRISBURG - A special meeting has been set on the clean-up of Three Mile Island and how any dean-up will affect agricultural land. The meeting, sponsored by the Department of En vironmental Resources and the Pennsylvania State Grange, is scheduled for Monday evening, September 29, at 7:30 p.m. The session will be held at the Lower Swatara Town ship Building. The building is located off Route 283 on 441. Far mers coming from Harrisburg area should take the first exit on Rt. 283 to Lancaster. It is market Rt. 441. Farmers coming north from Lancaster should take the last Middletown exit. PRE-HEATER™ USED TANKS AVAILABLE... ★ 800 Gallon Mojonnier ★ 600 Gallon Mojonnier •'Several Small Tanks (cheap!) Lancaster Farming, Saturday, September 20,1980—C43 1 Paul R King 2 Thomas A Boyer 3 Phil Stambaugh Family; 4 Dana Doll 1,3 Thomas A. Boyer, 2 Peter King; 4 RoyC Thompson 1 Peter King, 2 Phil Stambaugh Family, 3 ,4 Rodman Thompson Family, 5 Patricia Greek Grand Champain Kathy King 2yr old ' Reserve Grand Champion Tom Boyer 4 yr old membership 1976, Hershey travelled with active in sports. He has • j Penn f^l va f“? Am "' participated in wrestling and bassadors of Music to seven 6 countries in Europe. Her- soccer while attending York shey also has been very Penn State. also marked as the exit for Rt. 441. After exiting from Rt 283 take Rt. 441 back towards Harrisburg. You will be 6n Spring Garden Drive. If you pass a fire hall you have turned the wrong way. The Township Building is located about one half mile from the cloverleaf on the right side of the road. DER says it thinks it is important that as many people as possible have a chance to hear the dean-up plans summarized. State Grange Master Charles Wismer noted farmers as a group have been affected by TMI and its related problems but have had little chance for input into the decision and in formation sessions. HOW MUCH HOT WATER CAN BE GENERATED? There are many variables, but as a rule of thumb, a Fre-Heater operating on 60° F well water can produce an amount of 140° F tiot water comparable to the amount of milktooled. sm' Cow 3 Years Okt Cows 4 Years Old Cow 5 Years tOver Phone 717-665-3525 Senior Octal Sire 1 Sunnybend Form, 2 Pearce-Oakes Farm Best 3 Females 1 Sunnybend Farm, 2 Coredate Farm 3 Kmgway Holsteins Dairy Herd 1 Kmgway Holsteins, 2 Sunnybem, Farm Produce oI Dam 1 Dar Date Farm 2 Kmgway Farms Dam and Daughter 1 2 Sunnybend Farm director “We hope this exchange will give them an idea of what they can expect from TMI over the next several years,” he concluded.’ ) have a nice weekend... w - n *' W(M iw’VtlilllW ift a), wwrjw m. tw
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