Somerset Holstein Club meets
BERLIN The Somerset
County Holstein Club recently held
their annual meeting at the Berlin
Community Building.
Lewis Berkley, state director,
reported that Somerset County has
reached 84 percent of its mem
bership goal. Presently-, mem
bership stands at 260 members in
the county.
It was also announced that
Somerset County was recognized
for outstanding promotion of dairy
products at the State Convention.
They are only one of three counties
to be honored for their efforts with
a $2OO check.
Junior Holstein Club Awards
presented for county and state
milk and fat contest are as follows:
Michael Carr, Somerset, first
place milk and fat for a four year
old in the county, second place
milk for a four and five year old in
the county; Paul Carr, Somerset,
County and state winners of the junior milk and fat contest
were, left, Daniel Kimmel, Rustin Glessner, Ryan Weimer,
Paul Carr, Jennifer Barnett.
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first place milk and fat for a two
year old in the county, second
place for fat for a three year old in
the county, and second place for
fat for a four and five year old in
the county.
Additional junior winners were:
Rusty Glessner, Berlin, first place
for fat and second place for milk
for a three year old in the county,
and second place for fat for a three
year old in the state; Ryan
Weimer, Boswell, first place in the
county and thire place in the state
for milk for a three year old;
Daniel Kimmel, Berlin, first place
for milk and fat for a five year old
in the county; and Jennifer Bar
nett, Boswell, second place for
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the county.
New directors elected for three
year terms were: Dennis Reiman,
Berlin; Barbara Berkley, Berlin;
and William Hunsberger,
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Farm Bill meeting set at Penn State
STATE COLLEGE - Penn
sylvania Secretary of Agriculture
Richard Grubb, agricultural
leaders and Penn State faculty will
present a panel discussion on the
1985 Farm Bill in room 112 Kern at
7:30 p.m., Tuesday, April 1. The
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invited to attend.
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Master, Gene Thompson, Penn
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USDA Agricultural Stabilization
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agricultural economics, who will
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