A3B*Lancaster Farming, Saturday, June 16,1990
LANCASTER (Lancaster Co.)
—Two young ladies will be com
peting for the 1990 Lancaster
County Dairy Princess title. Jacy
A. Clugslon and Tammy Wanner
will be vying for the title at die
pageant held on June 23 at the
Farm and Home Center in
Lancaster.
Jacy, 16, the daughter of Ken
neth and Phyliss Clugston, Brene
man Rd., Manheim, enjoys work
ing on Balmer Brothers Dairy
Farm and owns two Holstein dairy
cows of her own. She attends
Manheim Central High School
where she is active in the FFA,
county chorus, school musicials,
cheerleading and the National
economic hardship for dairy far
mers, who, like all businessmen,
must try to budget their business
expenses. That becomes a difficult
task when they can’t control the
price they will receive for their
product
RCMA’s goal is to cushion the
drop in milk prices farmers exper
ience each year by collecting pre
miums for its farmer members
when the prices in the marketplace
are low. This will help keep dairy
farmers in business in the North
east which assures consumers of
fresh, locally produced dairy
products.
Membership in RCMA has con
tinued to grow even during this
period when it is not collecting
premiums. More fanners recog
nize what RCMA has accom
plished in the marketplace and
want to be a part of the organiza
tion that has worked to improve
fanners’ incomes. They acknow-
Public Sale
Ot Building Supplies, Lumber,
Dow And Windows
On Wed., June 27,
At 9 A.M.
At Good’s Auction,
ill North Maplo Ave.,
Leola, Pa.
Apr. 500 Doors Interior Ahd Exterior Single
And Double French Door, Single And Dou
ble Pine Panel Doors, Door With Side Lite
Prehung Interior And Exterior Door, Patio
Doors By Fold-Storm Doors, Double And
Single Prehung Oak French Door, Steel
And Wood Doors With-Leaded Glass 150
Windows Double Hung And Casement-
Show Windows, 5 Tractor Trailer Loads
Treated Lumber Decking Etc., 4 Loads
Untreated Lumber, Tar Paper, Hardwood
Flooring, Tile Board, 5x9 Table Top Mater
ial, 4xB Insulation 3 /« Wafer Boards, V*
Plywood, VI Plywood, V 4 And •/• Till Ply
wood, 75 Sq. Alum. Siding And Soffit 3
Ton Of Nails, Vi Lauvan Plywood, Roof
And Floor Trusses, 3x5, 6x6 Treated
Land-scaping Ties, White Pine Board,
tongue-and-groove Barn Siding, 1,000
Colored Cement Blocks With Finished
Side, 6 Different Colors Truckload Of
Roofing, Mostly Painted Stairways, Vani
ties, Lots Of Cabinet, Hardware, Lot Of
Door Latches And Lot Of Hardware Out Of
Smoked Damaged Store, Rope, Chains,
Tools, Saw Blades And Much More.
Will Be Selling With Two Auctioneers
Throughout The Day. Positively No
Consignment.
Terms: Cash.
No Out Of State Checks.
No Checks If Not Known By Auctioneer
Or Owner
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To Compete For Lancaster Dairy Princess Title
Two
Honor Society. Jacy is also a
member of her church youth
group and enjoys public speaking,
singing, debating and snowmobil
ing in her spare time.
Tammy, 17, daughter of David
and Ruth Wanner, helps out on the
family farm, “Spring Blossom” at
Wanner Road, Narvon, where
they farm 110 acres and milk 50
Holsteins. Tammy also owns two
Holsteins of her own. In addition
to helping out on the family farm,
Tammy is employed by Tel Hai
Nursing Home in the food ser
vices department
She attends Pequea Valley High
School where she is involved in
field hockey, AFS and art. When
RCMA Still Viable
(Continued from Pag* A 36)
ledge that RCMA led the way with
premiums for dairy farmers, and
even non-members benefited
when handlers followed RCMA’s
lead and offered direct premiums.
“Dairy farmers are going out of
business for a variety of reasons,
some of them economic,” says
RCMA President William Zuber,
a dairy farmer from Churchville,
N.Y. “This demonstrates the con
tinued need for an organization
like RCMA to bargain for higher
milk prices for dairy farmers and
to bring stability to the
marketplace.
“The dairy industry needs sta
bility of pricing so farmers can
plan and invest wisely for the
future, just like any other busi
ness. It needs fair market prices
that stay ahead of increases in the
fanner’s cost of operations.
“Milk prices must be high
enough to allow farmers to com
pete for good labor and to pay a
she is not busy with school activi
ties or working, Tammy enjoys
arts, crafts, and exercising.
The public is welcome to attend
the informal reception that begins
at 6:30 p.m. before the 7 p.m.
pageant. Grover Gouker will serve
as master of ceremonies and
Angela Spickler, 1989 Lancaster
County Dairy Princess, will giver
her farewell remarks before
crowning the new princess. Also
featured in the program will be the
“Dairy Darlings”, several little
girls from Lancaster County who
will be recognized. An ice cream
social will follow the pageant with
make-your-own sundaes.
reasonable wage,” Zuber added
“RCMA, in attempting to gain fair
prices for milk, is working for all
these things.”
RCMA faces several challenges
as it seeks ways to continue its
mission. But its directors remain
confident that with continued sup
port of member cooperatives and
individual members, RCMA will
continue to grow and save dairy
farmers as a major milk bargain
ing organization in the Northeast.
COUNTRY
AUCTION
GLENN BANFJELD,
1433 HICKORY GROVE,
HORSEHEADS, N.Y.
Having sold farm and moving to smaller quar
ters we have been commissioned to sell on
SATURDAY. JUNE 23rd,
9 10:00 A.M.
At the farm on the corner of Hickory Grove
& Colonial Drive behind Arnot Mall use the
Mall Exit off Rt 17 to Chambers Road to
Colonial Drive to farm. Watch for Arrows.
ANTIQUES: Square oak table, oak buffet
saver; oak cane bottom chairs; rocker, wood
box; table; coffee grinder, ice tongs; buggy
light; 4 drawer chest; forge; pleater, oil lamp:
20G crock; Schoolhouse stove; misc. chairs;
CLOCKS: New Haven OG weight driven;
Seth Thomas weight driven; marble mantle
clock; Grain Cradle; TREADMILL dog or
sheep size; etc.
SUPER GUN COLLECTION: 1863
Springfield U.S.; 30-40 Krag; Marlin Model
92; Wine 351 rifle; Marlin Oct barrel 38-55;
Leonard U.S. Canton 1812; Jm Man ton 12
gauge; Cresent 20 gauge; Lancaster Arms 12
gauge; Perkins double Perc; T. Barker shot
gun; Ketlind Fouling Long Barrel; Breach
Load Hammer Shotguns; Percussion Fouling
Pieces; JC Higgins bolt 12&20 ga.; Iver John
son and others; powder horns, etc.
AUCTIONEER NOTE: Farm is sold the
buildings probably will be torn down, many
years of accumulation. Expect some sur
prises. Start at 10:00 on barns, antiques;
guns, household at 11:30 A.M.
TERMS: CASH OR GOOD CHECK
OWNERS:
GLENN & GRACE BANFIELD
HOWARD W. VISSCHER
SALES MANAGER & AUCTIONEER
NICHOLS, N.Y. 607-699-7250
Jacy A. Clugston
N.Y.
On National Dairy
SYRACUSE. N.Y. Ray
mond Johnson of Schaghticoke,
N.Y., was recently appointed to
the National Dairy Promotion and
Research Board by U.S. Secretary
of Agriculture Clayton Yeutter.
Johnson, one of 12 recent board
appointees, will serve a three-year
yterm.
The board which comprises 36
dairy farmers, develops and ad
ministers a coordinated program
of promotion, research and nutri
tion education.
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