D4—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, April 21,1984
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FREDERICK, Md. Dr. Roger' Omaha, Nebraska.
E. Hunsley, executive secretary- Dr. Hunsley assumed his present
treasurer of the American Shor- post in 1983, following a successful
thorn Association, will be the career of teaching and research at
featured speaker at the Annual several mid-west universities. In
Dinner Meeting of the Maryland the mid-19605, he was in charge of
Shorthorn Association Inc., to be the beef cow/calf research
held at Watson’s Family program at lowa State University
Restaurant, Frederick, on at Ames, and from 1967 to 1983 he
Saturday evening, April 28. The was at Purdue University, West
American Shorthorn Association is Lafayette, Indiana, where his
the national registry association duties included teaching, research,
for Shorthorn and Polled Shorthorn and extension work,
cattle. Headquarters are in , The dinner will mark the 30th
The most popular market lamb sold at the Manheim sale
was this Hampshire cross purchased by Lisa Martin of
New Holland and consigned by Bill and Margaret Wade of
Greenville, Virginia.
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FRANK A.
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anniversary of the Maryland
Shorthorn Association, organized
in 1954 to promote the interests of
Shorthorn and Polled Shorthorn
cattle in Maryland and adjacent
areas. Membership is drawn not
only from Maryland, but also from
Virginia, West Virginia, and
Pennsylvania as well. Current
officers are Duane Harper,
Woodbine, president; and Dr.
Raymond E. Ediger and Dr.
Wayne Neely, both of Frederick,
vice president and secretary-
Lamb sale
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first lamb sale staged in Indiana,
Pa., with last year’s sale being
held in Bedford.
Stating that he was pleased with
Saturday’s turnout, Brubaker
expressed his intention to make the
lamb sale an annual Manheim
event.
The auctioneer reminds sale
buyers that those lambs placing as
champion or reserve in a state
level or county-level competition
will receive a $25 or $l5 credit,
respectively, toward the purchase
of lambs at next year’s sale.
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In addition to hearing Dr.
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its annual business meeting, with
election of officers and two
directors to fill the three-year
terms of Susan Eyler, Frederick,
and Edwin A. Hevner, Union
Bridge, which are expiring.
Continuing directors are H.F.
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Jenkins, Jr., Owings Mills; Henry
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Pennsylvania; and Leßoy Harper,
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Junior Shorthorn Association,
Kristina Harper, Gaithersburg,
president, will also be holding its
annual meeting.
Among the activities of the
association are the holding of an
annual fall Shorthorn calf sale, and
the presentation of trophies and
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exhibitors of Shorthorn calves at
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