Carroll County 4-H Supporters Honored
Masonry Contractors, C. J, Miller Construction Company and R.F. Kline Co.,
were honored by the Carroll County 4-H Livestock Club at their annual buyers
picnic hall at the ag center In Westminster. These three companies donated
over $44,000 to help support the 4-H youth of Carroll County. Pictured above
are C.J. Miller and Martin Hill. R.F. Kline was not in attendance.
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Vote Yes Committee
Amos Funk, a Millersville veg
etable fanner and conservationist,
will head the Lancaster County
Vote Yes to Save Farmland
Committee.
The committee, an affiliate of a
state organization, will work for
the passage of a voter referendum
Nov. 3 that would set aside $lOO
million to save farmland in
Pennsylvania.
The 45-member committee
includes area businessmen, far
mers, civic leaders, politicians,
township officials and lawyers.
Jersey Breed
Success Celebrated
WHITNEYVILLE The 2nd
Annual District Jersey Parish
Show was held on August 12,1987
at the Whitneyville Fairgrounds,
Whitneyville, with 132 Jerseys
shown. Dennis Wolff was judge,
Gene Harris, ringmaster; and Bob
P
arr of Select Sires was
announcer.
This year’s show consisted of
open and youth division places and
awards. In the open and youth divi
sions the champion classes were as
follows; Junior Champion was
secured by Joe Sweeley of Man
sfield, with his intermediate calf,
Nobledale Royal Vina. The
Reserve Jr. Champion went to
Michelle Sparling of Mansfield
with her junior calf, Dolly’s
Dreaming Justin of AHF. These
two animals also served as youth
division champions.
In the open division Senior and
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Funk Heads
It will meet at 7:30 p.m. Wed
nesday at the Farm and Home Cen
ter to map campaign strategy.
Funk is chairman of the Lancas
ter County Agricultural Preserve
Board, which is struggling to save
farmland during a time of intense
residential and commercial deve
lopment here.
Preservationists consider
approval of the referendum, which
would pay farmers to put anti
development deed restrictions on
their land, crucial to save-the
farms progress in the county.
Grand Champion went to Norman
dell Farms of Liberty, with their
Senior 2-year-old Normandell
Chief Carly. Reserve Senior and
Reserve Grand Champion went to
Brian and Pat Watson of Troy with
their aged cow Cedar Shade Jackie
Midnight. In the youth division
Carolyn Norman of Liberty, cap
tured the Senior and Grand
Champion youth places with Nor
mandell Master C Silky, a four
year old. Reserve Senior and
Reserve Grand going also to Caro
lyn Norman with her dry aged
cow, Normandell Saint Sherry.
Premier Breeder and Premier
Exhibitor awards were taken by
Normandell Farms. Youth best
owned and bred was given to Caro
lyn Norman. The get of CBF
Excellor was chosen to head that
class.
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