A24-Lancaster
Lancaster Show
(Continued from Pago A 1)
calf, HJH Val ELV Pretty. Reserve
went to an intermediate calf, Erin
wood Lady of Conle, owned by
Ronald Welty, Mount Joy.
Donegal Geek Farm, Columbi
a, received the premier breeder
banner and Kolb Acres, Lancaster,
was named premier exhibitor.
Lancastar County Opan Holstein
Show
Junior Heifer Calf
1. Naomi J Herbert 2 Justin Howes 3
Kenneth Miller
Intermediate Heifer Calf
1 Ronald Welty 2 Jill Brubaker 3
James Welk
Senior Heifer Calf
1 Robert Barley 2 Matthew Kolb 3
Matthew Welk
Summer Yearling Heifer
1 R E Royer 2 Melvin Shertzer
Junior Yearling Heifer
1 Sandra Kauffman 2 Bethony Kauff
man 3 Melvin Shertzer
Intermediate Yearling Heifer
1 Thomas Barley 2 Gregory Harmsh 3
Karen Kauffman
Senior Yearling Heifer
1 Ronald Welty 2 Matthew Kolb 3
Greg Harmsh
Junlon Champion Female
Robert Barley
Reserve Jr. Champion Female
Ronald Welty
Jr. 2-Year-Old
1 Paul Welk 2 Brenton Brubaker 3
Tom Wiker
Lancaster Holstein
Field Day Coming
Holstein Field Day is fast
approaching. On Thursday night,
Aug. 6, at 7:00 p.m. sharp, Harold
and Cindy Shellenberger of Mt.
Joy will be sharing their farm with
us. We are sure this will be an
evening the whole family will
enjoy. For the men, prominent
Holstein breeders Mr. Dennis
Wolf (Pen-Col Farm) and Mr.
David Burket (Burket Falls Farm)
will be discussing their breeding
techniques. For the women, Mrs.
Joanne Hershey, a farm wife and
past president of Lancaster Farm
Women, there will be games and
prizes, as well as door prizes for
the adults. There will also be judg
ing in the annual judging contest
with awards given.
A full course meal of delicious
oven-baked chicken will satisfy
Dairy Conference
Set In Lancaster
CAMP HILL A free, day
long conference on the “Strategic
Use of Whole Cotton Seed and
Distillers Dried Grains with Solu
bles for Health and Productivity in
High Producing Dairy Cows” will
take place from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.,
Aug. 4 at the Lancaster Farm and
Home Center.
The Dairy Nutrition and Herd
Health Conference is being spon
sored by PACMA, a marketing
affiliate of the Pennsylvania Far
mers’ Association (PFA).
Three faculty members from the
University of Pennsylvania’s
School of Veterinary Medicine
will give 30-minute presentations
followed by a panel discussion
during the morning session. Lead
ing off. Dr. David Galligan,
Assistant Professor of Epidemiol
ogy in Animal Health Economics
will discuss “Selecting Feed
Ingredients with an Economic
Emphasis.’’ Afterwards, Dr.
James Ferguson, Lecturer in Clini
cal Reproduction, will address the
“Effects of Different Protein
Sources on Health;Production and
Sr. 2-Year-Old
1. Kolb Acres 2. Brenton Brubaker 3
John R Kindig
3-Year-Old Cow
1. Silvermine Holsteins 2. Thomas
McCauley 3. Stonehurst Farms
4-Yaar-Old Cow
1. Robert Kauffman 2. Wyeoak Farm 3
Matthew Welk
4-Yaar-Old Dry Cow
1 Thomas McCauley 2 Mark Welk 3
Welk Acres
5-Yaar-Old Cow
1 Joseph Wivell 2 Silvermine Hols
tems 3 Kolb Acres
5-Yaar-Old Dry Cow
1 Kolb Bros 2. Andrew Wanner
Aged Cow
1 Johnßrubaker2 Holly Welty 3 Robt
Kauffman
Premier Breeder
Donegal Creek
Premier Exhibitor
Kolb Acres
Senior Champion Female
Silvermine Holsteins
Reserve Sr. Champion Female
Paul Welk
Grand Champion Female
Silvermine Holsteins
Reserve Grand Champion Female
Paul Welk
Produce of Dam
1 Tom McCauley 2 Joe Wivell
Dam and Daughter
1 Penn Springs 2 Donegal Creek 3
Welk Crest
Best Three Females
1 Welk Crest 2 Donegal Creek 3 Penn
Springs
everyone’s appetite while we all
enjoy the beautiful sounds of “The
Kemperlings.”
Directions to the Shellenberger
farm - Traveling west on Rt. 283
from Lancaster, exit at the Ml Joy
exit. This is Rt. 230. Travel all the
way through the town of Mt. Joy.
Look for J.B. Hostetler Hardware
store on the right. Immediately
turn left under the railroad bridge.
Bear to the right. Immediately turn
left again at the first road left. Turn
left on Colebrook Rd. The first
farm on the right is “Shelmar
Acres.”
The cost for the meal is $6.50
for adults and $4.25 for children.
Reservations must be returned to
Lowell Brubaker no later than July
31, 1987.
Reproduction.” Finally Dr. Wil
liam Chalupa, Professor of Nutri
tion, will discuss, “Effective
Feeding of Whole Cotton Seed in
Dairy Cows”.
Following a free, buffet lunch,
the conference will resume with a
presentation on the “Whole Cot
ton Seed Supply vs. Demand Pic
ture, Availability and Pricing
Structures,” by J. Michael Breed
love, President, Cottonseed.lnc. of
Cominth, Miss... Richard Carlson,
Marketing Representative for
Archer, Daniels, Midland of Peori
a, 111., will address “Distillers
Dried Grains w/Solubles, Supply
Vs. Demand, Quality Control”.
PACMA Marketing Coordinator
Dwight Allshouse will wrap up the
conference with a discussion of
“Forward Pricing for Profit”.
The Lancaster Farm and Home
Center is located at 1383 Arcadia
Road, off Rt. 72 north of Lancas
ter. Reservations are necessary to
insure food and seating arrange
ments. Call Dwight Allshouse at
(717) 761-2740.
Left to right: Julje Grelder, Lancaster County Dairy Princess
Reserve Junior champion Ronald Welty; Junior champion Robert Barley;
Nanette Bushong, Lancaster County Dairy Princess.
Left to right: Julie Grelder, Lancaster County Dairy Princess Alternate; Paul
Welk with Welk Crest Rex Sugar, reserve champion; Sand! Thomas with
Rlchine Astro Neeta, grand champion; Nanette Bushong, Lancaster County
Dairy Princess.
The best three females are shown from left to right: Matt Welk, Mark Welk
and Paul Wejk of Welk Crest.
York County Names Fruit Assoc . Directors
The following fruit growers are
the acting directors for 1987:
President- Dave Lehman, York; V.
Pres.- Peter Kurek, Delta;
Secretary- John Hope Anderson,
Jr., New Park; Treasurer- Stanley
Brown, Loganville. Remaining
Directors; Richard Barton, Stew
arlstown; Bob Chronister, York;
Paul McPherson, New Park; Glenn
Shaw, Stewartstown; Ron Mark
ey, York.
These individuals act as advi
sors for Extension Programming in
York County. Also, they are the
active leadership for solving
immediate fruit growing concerns
in the county. Extension is grateful
for their county help as a source of
information for the media, the
public and for Extension.