Lancaster farming. (Lancaster, Pa., etc.) 1955-current, October 06, 1984, Image 22

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    A24—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, October 6,1984
Indiana farm tops Eastern National Holstein Show
HARRlSBURG—Spectators li
ned th« show ring shoulder-to
shoulder as Stookey Holsteins,
Inc., Leesburg, Ind., took grand
champion honors in the conclusion
of the Eastern National Holstein
Show last Friday at the Farm
Show Complex.
The champion, C Continental
Scarlet-Red, also received the
senior champion honors and won
the aged cow class. Her sire is
1500 to gather
Grange
for
HARRISBURG - The state’s
largest annual agricultural con
vention, the 112th State Grange
Session, will be held Oct. 22-25 in
Gettysburg.
About 1500 members from
throughout the state, 600 of them
voting delegates, are expected to
attend this year’s convention.
Delegates representing each of 553
local and 55 county units will vote
on policy to guide the rural farm
organization’s legislation ac
tivities. Major officers, including
state master (president), overseer
(vice president), and executive
committee will be elected during
the four-day meeting.
Each year, the Grange’s state
convention is hosted by the
granges in a different county. This
year, the granges of York and
Adams counties, representing 535
members, have raised the funds to
put on the grange session. Fund
raising activities, which included
plays, raffles, bazaars and sales,
began four years ago.
Aroung 200 resolutions
originating from local granges will
be considered by delegates in
Gettysburg. Resolutions are
written at the local community
level of the grange and, if ap
proved, are considered at county
wide meetings. Resolutions ap
proved by the county are given
final approval or disapproval
during the state convention. Those
resolutions pertaining to national
issues will be considered at the
National Grange’s convention in
Portland, Me., in November. *
In addition to voting activities,
the State Session also includes
many statewide contests, such as
needlework, quilting, baking,
photography and art. A live talent
contest, which is open to the public,
will be held on October 24 at 7:30
p.m.
As the Grange is a fraternal
order, members attending the
convention will participate m a
ceremony to obtain the Sixth
Degree, received only at the state
session. The Grange has seven
degrees, with four given by the
local grange, one by the county,
and the highest, the seventh,
bestowed by the National Grange.
All events, with the exception of
the talent contest, which will be
held at the Gettysburg Junior High
School, will be held at the Sheraton
Inn of Gettysburg.
U.S. Sen. Arlen Specter and Lt.
Gov. William Scranton, 111, will be
featured keynote speakers at the
annual convention.
Romandale Count Crystan, and
her dam, Wood Echo Designed for
Duty.
In the first half of the Holstein
competition on Thursday, Stookey
showed two reserve winners, the
reserve junior champion female
and the reserve grand champion
bull.
Competition was stiff with 567
entries in the two-day Holstein
convention
Other guest speakers during the
Grange convention include U.S.
Congressman William Goodling
(R-19); Penrose Hallowell, State
Secretary of Agriculture; and
State Senator Patrick Stapleton
(D-Indiana), minority chairman,
Senate Agriculture Committee.
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show that capped the week’s ac
tivities.
The reserve grand champion and
reserve senior champion, Camp
bell-Hollow Ultimate Kate, was
owned and exhibited by Dream
street Holsteins, Inc., of Walton,
N.Y. This five-year-old winner
was sired by Quality Ultimate.
Dreamstreet Holsteins also
topped the field of 228 exhibitors in
being named the premier breeder
for the second year in a row.
Pinehurst Farms of Sheboygan
Falls, Wis., was repeat winner of
the premier breeder banner. They
also showed the grand champion
bull, C International Genpedro, in
Thursday’s competition.
This Holstein show is an in
ternational event, as evidenced by
the premier sire, Quality Ultimate,
from United Breeders of Canada.
The Ontario group won the award
in 1983 as well.
One of the special awards at the
three national Holstein shows is
the Joe Eves Trophy for the cow
with highest adjusted milk record
Red Oil Base
Red Latex
White Latex
White Latex (Satin)
White Creosote (Oil)
Size
6.39
7.99
9.69
12.29
15.99
8" high Reg. 109.95
SALE *99**
HEAT BULBS
•1.49.
Size
5 Gal
2 Gal
2 Gal
2 Gal
2 Gal
Sale
4.99 of Polyethelene
599 Covers Available
699 24', 28’, 32’ &
5*99 40'x 100' Long
10*99 Call For Prices
f5Sf
24" high Reg. 139.95
SAIE * 1 29 W
SALE
125 or 250
WATT
(24/cs.)
Reg. 1.99 ea
that also places in the top ten of
any class. This year’s winner was
an aged cow, C Kayglen Gassy
Ultimate, again a Dreamstreet
Holsteins animal.
The 1984 best milking female
was one of the few winners from
south of the Mason-Dixon Line,
Round Oak Ultimate Faith, owned
by Ken-Wan of Stanley, Va.
The Eastern National Holstein
Show concluded the week-long All-
American Dairy Show, which is
sponsored by the Pa. Dairy and
Allied Industries Association in
conjunction with the Pa. Depart
ment of Agriculture and the Pa.
Farm Products Show Commission.
Here are the results from
Friday’s Holstein competition.
Jr 2 Year Old
1 Stookey Holsteins Inc Lessburg In 2
Dreamstreet Holsteins Inc Walton NV 3 Ren
Bow Farm Byron Center Mi
Sr 2 Year Old
1 Dreamstreet Holsteins 2 Hanover Hill
Holsteins Port Perry Cn 3 Queens Manor
Holsteins Jamestown
3 Year Old Cow
1 Hanover Hill Holsteins 2 Hanover Hill
Holsteins 3 Stookey Holsteins
SALE
*34.88
*19.88
*16.88
*19.88
*lB.BB
49.95
26.95
21.95
26.95
21.95
Large Sizes
' J>
cm oc
Reg. $3.99
SALE $ 3.59ea
4 Year Old Cow"
1 Hanover Hill Holstems 2 Stookey Holstems
3 Dreamstreet Holstems
1 Dreamstreet Holstems 2 Dreamstreet
Holstems 3 Stookey Holstems
1 Stookey Holstems 2 Dreamstreet Holstems
3 Ru Ann Holstems tnc Avon NY
Senior Champion Female
Stookey Holstems
Reserve Sr Champion Female
Dreamstreet Holstems
Grand Champion Female
Stookey Holstems
Reserve Grand Champion Female
Dreamstreet Holstems
Best Milking Female
1 Ken Way Stanley Va
Produce of Dam
1 Ken Ray La Orangeville NY
Dam and Daughter
1 Singing Brook Farms Imler 2 Gold Bar
Holstems Middletown NY
1 Hanover Hill Holstems 2 Pmehurst Farms
Sheboygan Falls Wi 3 Brookvtew Farms
Fremont Ohio
1 Dreamstreet Holstems 2 Stookey Holstems
3 Hanover Hill Holstems
Sr Get of Sire
1 Dreamstreet Holstems 2 Hanover Hilt
Holstems
Stock Herd
1 New York 2 Pennsylvania 3 Ohio
Pinehurst Farms
Dreamstreet Farms
Premier Sire
United Breeders ot Canada
$2.69 *2,09
$2.89 *2.29
6V2’ | $3.09 *2.49
5W
SPEEDY
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900 Bushel
1200 Bushel
30,00^^^^
50.000
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5 Year Old Cow
Aged Cow
Best Three Females
Dairy Herd
Premier Breeder
Premier Exhibitor
TEE POSTS
w/5 Clips
SALE
Reg,
PORTABLE
REDDY
HEATER
Reg.
$199.95
$259.95
$299.95
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$469.95
SALE
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