York Adams Calfarama Sale topped Bell daughter at $1,400
BY JOYCE BUPP
Staff Correspondent
YORK - A November daughter
of Air-Osa Oak Quick Shot topped
the Adams-York Calfarama sale,
held recently at the York
Fairgrounds.
Kit-Way Quick Shot Lady
commanded the winning bid of
$1,400, selling to Maryland
Holstein breeder Marlin Hoff' of
New Windsor. She was bred and
consigned by Wayne and Susan
Top seller at the Adams-York Calfarama Sale was Kit-Way
Quick Shot Lady, purchased by Marlin Hoff for $1,400. With
the sale topper from left are sale manager Dennis Remsburg,
consignors Susan and Wayne Reedere, and leadsman Billy Jo
Heath.
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Dam of the typey heifer is a VG
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old milk records to 22,545 milk, 904
fat, with a 4 percent test. The
second dam is a 3-E daughter of
Transmitter, with lifetime credits
at 181,000 milk and at 6,000 fat.
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Kingpin, and carries life credits
over 222,500 milk and 8,100 fat.
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claimed the second and third high
selling Calfarama consignments,
both by S-W-D Valiant.
Gallantry Valiant Wisteria,
consigned by Jim and Holly Mc-
Caffree of Delta, brought the
winning second high bid of $1,175.
A bred heifer, she carries a calf by
Whittier Farms Ned Boy, and is
from a VG-87 Marvex dam with a
4.2 fat test and records over 21.600
Huntingdon Holstein Club
honors youth, veterans
BY BETSY STITT
ALEXANDRIA Honors went
to industry veterans as well as
junior members as the Huntingdon
County Holstein Club gathered
recently for its annual meeting.
Kermit Laney, owner of Laney’s
Feed Mill for 50 years, was
honored for his outstanding con
tributions to agriculture. A
member of the board of Penn
Central Bank, he has also served
on the Huntingdon County Fair
Board, holding the office of
president for the last 22 years.
Top production awards went to
Edwin Steach, whose herd was
best in the county for both milk and
fat, with 22,331 pounds of
production and 806 pounds of fat.
[ A cow from Gillbrook Farms
1 was first in the individual records,
with 31,582 pounds of milk and 1,130
pounds of fat in 305 days.
i milk and 900 fat. Second dam is a also a 23,000 plus producer is by
VG-87 Gay Ideal and the third dam Kingpin.
is of Ivanhoe breeding. Fourth high went to a 4-H’er as
Ms. Doll’s second Valiant pur- well. Scott Barr, of Airville,
chase was the consignment of purchased Kerchenhill CC Jenny 3
Weim Sharr Farms of New Oxford, from consignor Raymond Seidel,
The September-born Pen-Col Kutztown, for $1,020. Sired by
Valiant Noreen brought a $1,060 Board Chairman, she’s from a
i final bid. Her dam is by Conductor, Kingpin with records over 23,000
with three-year credits of over milk and 913 fat.
i 25,000 milk and 914 fat, with a 3.5 • Sale average on the 44 head was
protein test. Second dam 92-2 E, $542.61.
Lifetime production awards
went to a cow from Geo-Ray
Holsteins, with 219,214 pounds of
milk and 7,745 pounds of fat, in
3,298 days of lactation.
Globe-Run Farms, John Andrew
Foster 111 and Erin Branstetter
were recognized for exhibiting top
animals at the Huntingdon County
Fair and receiving All-
Pennsylvania or All-American
recognition. Geary Shade Jr. also
was honored for showing top
performers at the local fair, while
Bransdale Farms, Terry Bran
stetter Jr. and Daland Farms were
all recognized for top showings at
the state or national level.
The club also gave milk
production awards to the following
junior members: 2-year-olds:
Terry Branstetter Jr., first, E.
James McMath, second, and Enn
Branstetter, third; 3-year-olds:
Erin Branstetter, first, Terry
Branstetter Jr., second and third;
4-year-olds; Terry Branstetter; 5-
year-olds: Walter Russell, first,
and Keith Russell, second.
Winners in butterfat records
included: 2-year-olds: E. James
McMath, first, Terry Branstetter
Jr., second, and Erin Branstetter,
third; 3-year-olds: Terry Bran
stetter Jr., first and second, Erin
Branstetter, third; 4-year-olds:
Terry Branstetter; 5-year-olds:
Walter Russell, first, and Keith
Russell, second.
Terry Branstetter Jr. and E.
James McMath were recognized
for having award winners in the
state milk and fat contest.
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