A36—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, November 10,1984
jy«. . jwn, accept
awards for their herds on Friday evening at the Berks County
Holstein Club Awards. Bicksler, of Russeldale Holsteins had
the high selling animal in the annual club sale. Seidel, of
Kerchenhill Holsteins, owned by her father, Ray, received the
award for the highest B.A.A. (106.6) in the county.
Berks Holstein Club presents youth awards
BY ROBIN PHILLIPS
Staff Correspondent
SHARTLESVILLE - The Berks
County Holstein Club honored its
outstanding members and youth at
an annual banquet and awards
meeting on Friday, Nov. 2 in
Shartlesville. The President,
Donald Myers, presided over the
business meeting, election of
directors and committee reports.
Awards and recognition were then
given to several high herds and
distinguished junior members.
Recognized for consigning the
highest selling animal in the an
nual county sale was Ray Bicksler,
Russelldale Holsteins, Richland.
Helen Seidel was also on hand to
accept the award for her father’s
Kerchenhill Holstein herd which
had the highest B.A.A. in the
county. Owned by Ray Seidel,
Kutztown, the Kerchenhill herd
records a 106.6, including eight
“Excellent”, 16 “Very Good” and
12 “Good Plus”. The award was
won several times previously by
this same herd.
The 4-H Dairy Judging team
from Berks County was also
recognized. Placing first in the
state dairy judgmg competition,
Dauphin
conservation moves
HARRISBURG The Dauphin
County Conservation District has
vacated the single room office at
the Lower Paxton Township
Municipal Building to obtain
larger accomodations. They are
now located in rooms 13 and 14 on
the second floor of Dauphin
Manor’s Z Wing.
Dauphin Manor, the county
home and hospital, is located at
Paxton and South 28th Streets
(Route 441). Visitors should use the
main entrance on 28th Street.
Their new office includes two
separate rooms with increased
square footage and access to ex
tensive meeting and conference
facilities.
Mailing Address is Dauphin
County Conservation District, 1205
South 28th Street, Harrisburg, PA
17111-1095, Telephone - 717-558-
1090.
The Dauphin County
Cooperative Extension Service
along with the U.S.D.A.’s Soil
Conservation Service - Harrisburg
Field Office and the Agricultural
Stabilization and Conservation
Service will remain in the Lower
Paxton Township Municipal
Building on South Houcks Road.
Still
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the four young men were not
present at the banquet. They
traveled to Louisville, Ky., for
national competition. The boys
include James Younker, Todd
Miller, William Lesher, and
Charles Seidel. Seidel honored the
county and state earlier this year
when he placed seventh overall in
the individual judging in Madison,
Wise. Each of these youth received
a $50.00 savings bond from the
county Holstein club
The junior club announced their
Distinguished juniors at the banquet include: Mark Moser, Bally, distinguished junior
member, junior division; Cathy Ohlinger, Connie Ohlinger, and Scott Troutman, milk and
fat award winners in the junior club.
1984 milk and fat awards. In the
two year-old category, Constance
Ohlinger, Rl, Mohrsville, secured
the milk and fat trophies with Reu-
Hel Farms Valient Robini, and her
record of: 2-02 22.385 M 3.6% 798 F.
Her sister, Cathy Ohlinger,
commanded both awards in the
three-year-old division with her
cows, Reu-Hel Farms Glendell
Fuzzy with: 3-06 27.023 M 3.2% 854;
and Reu-Hel Farms Mile Supreme
with: 3-0625,710M4.2% 1068 F.
Scott Troutman, Richland,
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division with his cows: Y
Brookside Star-4-03 23.988 M 3.7%
898 F, and Y Brookside Big Valley
-4-02 22,665 M 4.09% 917 F.
Cathy Ohlinger took the milk
award in the aged cow division
with Reu-Hel Farms Mack Kirby
-6-01 30.235 M 3.1% 952 F; and
Constance Ohlinger received the
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Rorae Shanon-5-11 23.586 M 4.5%,
1069 F.
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Distinguished Junior Members
were junior division, Mark Moser,
Bally; senior division, Charles
Sfeidel, Hamburg, and Stacey
Meyers, Kempton.
Election of directors for the
county club were also held. Newly
elected, to serve a three year term
are Tom Rentschler, David
Schantz, and Kenneth Sanner. The
new junior directors for Clark
Sattazahn and Stacey Meyers.