A24-Lan«astar Farming, Saturday, August. 22, 1987..
A can-you-flnd-yourself photo of the state Dairy of Distinction
farm families. This group gathered for a friendf 'oto and a
ary of Agriculture Boyd Wolff, received one of the col
or farm portraits from Lancaster Farming. Left to right:
Paul Nichols, ADA; Bill Smeedly, Pennsylvania Dairy
Promotion and Dan Baker, vice president with the
Mcllvaines and the Secretary.
Secretary of Agriculture Boyd Wolff presents a col
or photograph of a winning Dairy of Distinction farm to
his neighbors John, Dorothy, Leigh Ann and John E.
Marchezak.
Ag Progress Hay
Competition Results
Class 1
Alfalfa-First Cutting
1. Paul Bollinger, Myerstown,
Lebanon Co.; 2. Ben Myers, Mer
cersburg, Franklin Co.; 3. David
Winner, Carlisle, Cumberland.
Class 2
Alfalfa-Later Cuttings
1. Virgil E. Gutshall, Jr., Perry
Co.; 2. Bollinger; 3. H. Ray Ruh
land, Seven Valleys, York.
Class 3
Alfalfa Grass Mixed-
First Cutting
1. Kim £. Sager, Huntingdon
Co.; 2. Myers; 3. Ruhland.
Dairy Of Distinction Winners Have
Fraternal Gathering At Ag Progress
Class 4
Alfalfa Grass Mixed-
Later Cuttings
1. Dewey Shaffer, Jr., Cumber
land Co.; 2. Stephen N. House,
Greencasde, Franklin Co.; 3. Greg
Kinnis, Clearfield Co.
Class 5
Clover
1. Fairfield Farms, Huntingdon
Co.; 2. Ruhland.
Class 6
Clover Timothy Mixed
1. Ruhland; 2. Carl T. Pearce,
Clearfield. '
phen . encer, PSU, receives the Dairy of Distinction person award from
Secretary of Agriculture Boyd Wolff. Left to right: Paul Nichols, PDA; Wolff;
Spencer; Dan Baker, vice president and Bill Smeedly, Pennsylvania Dairy
Promotion program.
,pi . icesses serve ,ese at the Distinction get-together.
Left to right: State Dairy Princess Pam Kendig; Clarlon-Venango; Princess
Mary Fredrick; Juniata County Dairy Princess Marjorie Shearer and Vern and
Pauline Bowen one of the Dairy of Distinction farm winners.
Class 9
Grass-First Cutting
1. Juniperdale, Northampton; 2.
Reynolds E. Shearer, Juniata Co.;
3. Brian Christman, Bradford Co.
* Class 10
Grass-Second Cutting
1. Terry L. Eutzy, Huntington;
2. Eugene Stauffer, York; 3. David
W. Yoder, McVeytown, Mifflin
Co.
Class 11
Mixed Hay-More Than
50 Percent Legumes
1. Bollinger; 2. Omer Farms,
chance
meet new
Clearfield Co.; 3. Herman Espy,
Huntingdon Co.
Class 12
Mixed Hay-More Than
50 Percent Grasses
1. Christman; 2. Espy; 3. Steven
Yakamook, Snyder Co.
Class 14
Alfalfa-First Cutting
1. Jay McCarrell, Washington
Co.
Class 15
Alfalfa-Later Cuttings
1. Frank Snider, Franklin; 2.
Albert Hersh, Columbia Co.; 3.
Is at
rogress
lem
Winner,
Class 16
Alfalfa Grass Mixed
first Cutting
1. McCarrcll.
Class 17
Alfalfa Grass Mixed-
Later Cuttings
1. McCarrell; 2. Winner.
Class 18
Clover
1. McCarrell; 2. Larry Harsh
man, Franklin Co.
lays.
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