18-Lancaster Farming, Saturday, December 27,1986
A
A Holstein owned by M J Sterner and Sons topped the
November testing period with a completed lactation of 22,360
pounds ot milk and 1,211 pounds of fat
No. % Days Milk 3 Fat
Name Brd. Cows in Milk Lbs. xLbs.
Kit-Way Farm 3 67 6 89 5 20,918 765
Milton R Hoffman 3 44 9 90 0 19,933 762
KlingAyr Farms 3 346 91 4 21,336 753
RayDutterer G 3 67 7 88 6 18,956 724
Yelow-Buttercup Fm 3 159 5 88 6 17,826 702-'
Brown Valley Fm 3 70 5 87 1 19,663 702
MR &CS Durboraw 3 63 4 90 0 18,363 690
Donald Todt B 3 55 2 89 2 19,004 683
Leroy Deputy B 3 133 6 86 6 17,946 666
BerCrk 3 67 8 87 7 17,800 650
Zeppdale Farms
Fred-Chns McGillvray
Stoner Bros Dairy
Lagging Stream Fm
Penn Gate Farm
Wayne H Rodgers
Robert C Hoffman
Kevin S Holtzmger
Kraybill Miller
Adam F Lobaugh
Roy AWeaner Jr
Leroy Basehoar
MJ Starner&Sons
Rinker Bros
Geo I Lauchman
Holstein Supreme
Way Bnte Farms
Frank Ludwig
Richard K Herr
Robel Acres
Home Side Acres
Weim Sharr Fms
Getty Acres
M J Roche
R+K Cunningham
Land Use Meetings Slated
HONESDALE - A series of
three meetings for local govern
ment officials and interested
citizens will be held Jan. 7,14, and
21 beginning at 8 p.m. in the ex
tension meeting room. Courthouse,
Honesdale.
The speaker for the first session
will be Stanley Lembeck, Penn
State Community Planning
Specialist His topic will be “Ad
ministering the Zoning and Sub
division Ordinance’’ and he will
discuss the roles of local elected
officials and planning commission
members in subdivision and zoning
ordinance preparation and ad
ministration.
The second session on Jan. 14
will be devoted to the topic
“Municipal Role in Protecting
Wetlands.” The speaker will be
Edward Perry, Assistant Director,
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. He
will discuss the Clean Water Act
and point out how the law restricts
development or destruction of any
land which can be classified as
“wetlands.”
The final meeting on Jan. 21 will
focus on the municipal role in
sewage planning. Ronald
Brezinski, Pennsylvania Depart
ment of Environmental Resources,
will discuss the role of the adopted
sewage plan and the impact of the
plan on proposed subdivisions.
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Grove 3ros
Larry Holtzmger
Buttonwood Farms
Robt&Lmda Meyers
Roger L Sprague
John J Hess
Kehr Acres
Pennstead Farm
Pmey Lane Guernseys
Pleasant Acres
Shamrock Farm
Robt L Rohrbaugh
Hubert R Brown Sr
H«W Farms
Knud A Hermansen
Oscar E Mehnng
Rhodes Enterprises
The following cows completed lactations over 700 pounds
fat during the November testing period
Stoner Bros Dairy
20
Penn Gate Farm
Clara
I Belt
Ellen
M J Starner & Sons
ES 305
26
32
Kraybill Miller
Jenny
Geraldm
Roy A Weaner
40
John J Hess
13
Ray Dutterer
139
137
143
32
160
Shamrock Farm
39
Kit Way Farm
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Mondu
Lmdy
Lark
Robert & Linda Meyers
48 3
Yelow-Buttercup Farm
29 3 10-02
120 3 7-04
57 3 4-07
Grove Bros
61
39
Way Bnte Farms
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18,595
250
5-05
305
305
305
7-00
2-06
2-07
20,690
19,723
19,756
305
305
305
5-01
4-04
3 06
24,128
22,360
19,366
305
305
9-10
3-08
17,467
17,329
305
6 05
19,346
305
5 11
20 766
305
305
305
294
300
5 03
4 05
400
3 11
2 11
21,416
32,113
20,103
18,816
18,761
305
8 09
18,922
300
305
305
305
6 10
3 00
4-06
4 03
19,416
27,783
24,296
20 201
305
4 09
22 112
305
299
305
21,080
22,402
23,284
305
305
3 6-06
3 3-06
21,542
20,538
3 7-06
21,085
305
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16,474
15,753
15,076
15,304
15.353
14,782
14,000
13,392
11,046
14,458
12,964
13,793
12,972
12.354
13,117
12,461
11,088
26
123
14
13
Leroy Deputy
Jean
Sweets
Getty Acres
506
Zeppdale Farms
184
182
108
46
H&W Farms
98
George I Lauchman
Paula
Laurie
Home Side Acres
Dana
Milton R Hoffman
14
16
15
735
786
866
779
23 3
13 ■ 3
Fred-Chns McGillvray
8 3
38 3
39 3
54 3
Holstein Supreme
331 3
665 3
Kevin S Holtzmger
198 3
226 3
283 3
419 3
446 3
447 3
454 3
Richard K Herr
126 3
37 3
956
1211
781
746
735
753
746
46
33
40
40
43
980
1045
801
761
805
756
717
949
790
783
3 7
34
33
39
850
728
741
998
729
756
704
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5-04
4-03
4-01
3-02
8-11
2-10
3-11
4-03
4-05
2-04
2-00
6-05
9-09
3-01
6-01
8-04
5-03
5-04
4-05
4-04
7-00
3 10
3-01
2 10
7-02
3-03
5-02
4 05
301
4 07
5 04
6 03
7 04
9 03
6 10
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LANCASTER FARMING
FOR COMPLETE
AND UP-TO-DATE
MARKET REPORTS
19,407
19,086
21,567
18,589
3.9
4.5
34
39
305
305
305
305
305
305
22,905
17,734
24,232
305
3 7
40
38
39
305
305
305
305
20,996
17,774
19,485
19,270
293
18,729
20,953
17,199
305
305
305
24,782
21,977
24,919
21,650
19,909
18,393
3 5
3 5
3 7
49
44
305
305
305
305
300
3 9 1109
3 3 780
3 7 785
3 6 704
305
305
305
305
28,799
23,655
21,204
19,558
269
305
21,041
21,007
20,087
22,098
18,163
20 460
17,778
22,737
22 054
25,515
23 825
305
305
761
863
735
722
757
755
783
778
715
738
749
700
746
738
857
760
883
796
984
807
731
792
806
821