Milk Promotion (Continued from Page B 28) Maryland Ayrshire. Perched on the traditional milk stoll, Baltimore Orioles player Ken Singleton, representing WBAL-TV, pulled ahead of his two com petitors, news sportscasters John m.' ~-* Ken Singleton, Baltimore Orioles player, was one of the contestants in the milking contest. Above, Ken milks the champion Ayrshire. I GENERAL RECONSTRUCTION 1 ★ CHURCH STEEPLES RESTORED ★ SPECIALISTS IN HIGH WORK ★ ROOFING •SLATE • SHINGLES • WOOD SHINGLES ★ CALL US, WE TAKE PRIDE IN OUR WORK f| Call or Write: i| F.R. BEHM & SONS, It CONTRACTORS P.O. BOX 234 LITITZ, PA 17943 PH: (717) 626-8528 Saunders, WMAR-TV, and Ronnie Duncan, WJT-TV. For his victory, Singleton was awarded a hand-painted, inscribed ceramic milk can, while Saunders and Duncan each received a crystal milk pitcher from the cooperative. Judge of the fullest milk con tainer was Dairy Princess Robin Hill, and the Magic Cow, played by PAINTING ★ LIGHTNING PROTECTION ★ CARPENTRY WORK ★ METALWORK • COPPER • ORNAMENTAL REPAIRS •TIN • GOLD LEAF FOR •SIDING SPIRES & CROSSES Marsha Smith, was on hand to lend moral support of the milk off. Marsha and her husband, Parker, are Dairymen’s current Young Cooperator Couple. Standing calmly and regally through all this center arena at tention was a four-year-old purebred Ayrshire, “Afdrossan Kellogg Soft Eye.” “Soft Eye” was handled in the contest by her H MASONRY ■ SANDBLASTING ■ REPOINTING ■ WATERPROOFING □ I WOULD LIKE AN ESTIMATE j □ I WOULD LIKE INFORMATION I NAME j ADDRESS j CITY STATE I PHONE | DIRECTIONS TO YOUR LOCATION __ __ _ ___l Sportscaster John Saunders, WMAR-TV also tries his hand at milking. owner, John Patrick of Woodbine. John is the son of Mr. and Mrs. David Patrick, a division director of Dairymen, and breeders of purebred Ayrshires on their Maple Dell Farm at Woodbine. Patrick’s prize 4-H animal before his “graduation" from the youth program, “Soft Eye” was the 1981 Central National grand champion and 1982 All-American three-year-old. This year, the 13,500 pound milk, 747 fat, producer earned champion honors at the Maryland State Fair, first place at Madison’s Central National and second at the Harrisburg All-American show. Representatives of the Blast team presented Ralph Strock, manager of Dairymen’s Baltimore divison office, with a plaque of That s what you'll call a Sperry New Holland skid steer loader after you run one Super Boom lets you load the center of a tandem-axle spreader, handle 613 round bales, bags of fertilizer or feed, clean stalls and much, much more The unique lift linkage gives you 28 to 34 inches of forward dump reach depending on which of the six models you choose Super Boom also gives you more capacity, more stability and less spillback than conventional loaders Choose gas or Diesel engine from 22 hp to 75 hp Operating loads range from 900 to 2,050 pounds (S A E ) Lancaster Farming, Saturday, January 7,1984-829 i appreciation for the cooperative’s sponsorship of the milk promotion night. Some 1500 Sip-Ups, the flavored Ultra-High Temperature milk packaged by Dairymen, were given away at the end of the game. Spectators also took home dairy promotion handouts, including milk fitness booklets, book covers and cents-off coupons for Sip-Ups. During breaks in the game’s arena action, milk announcements briefed the several thousand people packing the Civic Center on general dairy information and the Farm Best and Sip-Ups UHT products. Coordinator for the first-time Blast milk promotion was Cindy Rutter of the Dairymen division field staff. HOLLAND PARTS and SERVICE Rt 419 AUTHORIZED
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