D2—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, January 29,1983 Franklin Holstein Club honors BY BETH HEMMINGER Staff Correspondent KAUFFMAN - Awards, presentations, recognition and an evening of fellowship completed another successful year for the Franklin County Holstein Club members at their Annual Meeting, and Banquet. Junior Holstein Club members went home Tuesday evening with some very prestigous awards. The Cider and Meyers family stole the junior show as their names were called respectively for the honors. Winning the award for the first place 2-year-old in fat was J. Arlan Crider with his cow El Dor Astronaut Phoebe with a record of 723 pounds of fat and 18,136 pounds of milk. El Dor Astronaut Phoebe also was a 1982 Honorable Mention Junior All-Pennsylvania. Rodney Meyers won the award for the highest milk record of a 2 year old. Rodney won the award with Aldina Bootmaker Janie with a record of 18,894 pounds of milk. Winners of the milk and fat production awards were: back row. Dr. W.A. Bender of Culbertson Green Farm winning the high fat award and Richard Meyers of Myr-Lea Farms winning the top milk award. In the front row, the winners of the Distinquished Junior Member awards were: Deborah Cashed, the winner of the Franklin County Distinquished Senior Girl, and the Distinquished Junior Boy is Michael Cordell. Winners of the 1982 Franklin County Holstein champion awards were Craig Woodring, Grand Champion Female; Beverly Meyers, Junior Champion Female; James Burdette, Reserve Junior Champion Female; and Robert Eckstine, Reserve Grand Champion Female. Beverly Meyers, sister of won the milk and fat award with 3- year-old Aldina Inspiration Blossom. Blossom won the award with a record of 20,460 pounds of fat and 756 of fat. El Dor Gay Paula owned by J. Arlan Crider won the first place 4- year-old milk and fat title with a record of 24,535 pounds of milk and 862 of fat. And, the final junior production award was presented to Roser Crider winning the 5-year old milk and fat award with his animal Antrim Spring Centurion Fancy. Centurion Fancy has a record of 21,912 pounds of milk and 817 pounds of fat. Winning the junior member distinguished boy and girl of the Junior Holstein Club was Deborah Cashell winning the honor of Franklin County’s Distinguished Senior Girl. And, the Franklin County Distinguished Junior Boy was Micheal Cordell. Winning in the adult member production program was Dr. W.A. junior members, top producers Franklin County had five 1983 All-Pennsylvania awards: back row, left to right, Rodney Meyers, winning the Reserve Jr. All-Pennsylvania Junior Heifer Calf; An Honorable Mention for the Junior All-Pennsylvania 2-year-old cow went to J. Arlan Crider; James and Nina Burdette were the recipients of the All-Pennsylvania Junior Heifer Calf Award; front row, left to right, a High Honorable Mention Junior All- Pennsylvania Senior 2-year-old Heifer went to Donna Cashed, and Beverly Meyers won the award of High Honorable Mention Junior All-Pennsylvania Senior Heifer CaK. Bender of Cublertson Green Farm. Dr. Bender received the fat production award with CeeGee Jane Norapit Maud producing 1,230 pounds of fat for her record. Richard Meyers o*. Myr-Lea Farms won the milk production award in the county with Mry-Lea Marsha Magnet with a production record of 30,029 pounds of milk. Among other awards, presented at the Annual Meeting were the trophies for the 1982 Champions of the Franklin County Holstein Show. Winning the Grand Champion Female trophy was Crais Woodring of Ment Wood Farms winning the title with Kingstead Miss Elevation. Miss Elevation ►l* jr.jp I j was recently classfied an Ex cellent 91. Reserve Grand Champion title went to Robert Eckstine of Meadow-Yu farm with Meadow-Yu Rag Apple alice also classified an Excellent 91. Beverly Meyers won the Junior Champion female Trophy with Windy-Knoll-View Very Shanna. Beverly’s Junior Champion also was a 1982 High Honorable Men tion Junior All-Pennsylvania Senior Heifer Calf.' And, the award winner of the Reserve Junior Champion title was James and Nina Burdette winning with Windy-Knoll-View Sexation Miss who was name the All- Pennsylvania Junior Heifer Calf for 1982. Others who held the titles of All-Pennsylvania Awards were N.E. dairy co-ops agree SYRACUSE, N.Y. - The presidents of seven northeastern dairy cooperatives last Fri. agreed on three concepts for inclusion in a new national didry program. The concepts are: Creation of an incentive program which would compensate dairy producers for a limited time for reducing production on then farms: of the present dairy price stabilization program, but with the addition of a “trigger mechanism” which would act to move the support price up or down depending upon the status of milk supply and demand in the country; and of a national dairy product promotion program. These concepts were reported this week to the National Milk Producers Federation. The Federation, which represents most of the dairy co-ops in the country in I | I } * •* /I' Rodney Meyers winning the Reserve Junior All-Pennsylvania Junior Heifer Calf title with Windy- Knoll-View Gold Jina. Donna Cashell won the High Honorable Mention Junior All-Pennsylvania Senior 2-year-old with Aldina Astronaut May. Four new directors were elected to 3-year-term positions. The new directors are Roy M. Cordell, J. Robert Meyers, Jr., Fred Rice and Jaye Young. j Providing an informative and j entertaining speech for the evening was Michael Weimer, Director of Sales, Pennsylvania Holstein Association presenting a slide show on Franklin County Holsteins abroad in Saudia Arabia. { legislative activity in Washington, is currently working to develop a dairy plan that will get major acceptance within the dairy in dustry and by Congress. The co-op presidents stressed that the concepts accepted as a basis for a dairy program are similar to those now being discussed by other groups throughout the nation. Cooperatives participating in the meeting were: Allied Federation Cooperatives, Canton, New York; Daitylea Cooperative, Syracuse, New York; Eastern Milk Producers Cooperative, Syracuse, New York; Lehigh Valley Far mers, Allentown, Pennsylvania; Niagara Milk Cooperative, Niagara Falls, New York; Nor theast Dairy Cooperative Federation, Syracuse, New York; and Upstate Milk Cooperatives Inc., Leroy, New York. '■ 4 < , * i ' |h *< V t ,«• a* v *
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