ASO-Unosi* Faming, Saturday, October 31, 1992
Tammy Gelsinger, 18, center, of Wernersville had the
grand champion of the show with her Polled Hereford calf,
named Michael. The 1,245-pound calf was sold to Rolling
Shade Polled Hereford Farm of East Greenville, Montgom
ery County for $1,400.
Berks Beef Club Holds Sale
LEESPORT (Berks Co.)
The Berks Co. 4-H Beef Club held
their annual beef sale at the Lees
port Farmer’s Market on Wednes
day, October 14.
Tammy Gelsinger, 18, of Wer
nersville had the grand champion
of the show with her Polled Here
ford calf, named Michael. The
1,245-pound calf was sold to Roll
ing Shade Polled Hereford Farm
of East Greenville, Montgomery
County for $1,400. Gelsinger pur
chased the calf at the Dutch Coun
try Calf sale last year.
Tim Eschbach, 14, Shoe
makersville, showed the reserve
grand champion steer, a
1,230-pound Simmental and
Charolais crossbred. The steer
was sold to Keystone Farm Credit
of Shoemakersville for $1,075.
The results of the steer judging
and sale are as follows;
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caused by game and set up the fol
lowing criteria:
a. that additional revenues be
raised and used to establish a fund
to pay for documented deer dam
age to farmers;
b. that a reimbursement sche
dule be implemented to pay far
mers for damage by game;
c. that a farmer havesting deer
for crop damage be permitted to
donate to others outside the farm
the meat resulting from harvest;
Clast 1: 1. Justin Levan, Hamburg, R D.
1; 2 Todd Rabenold, Kutztown, R D. 2; 3.
Matt Henderson, Bernville, R.D. 1.
Class 2; 1. Kyle Zerbe, Womelsdorl; 2.
Jennifer Rabenold, Kutztown, R D. 2; 3. Amy
Eshelman, Sinking Spring, R.D. 6
Champion Lightweight; Justin Levan.
Reserve Champion Lightweight; Kyle
Zerbe
Class 3; 1. Tim Eschbach, Shoemakers
ville: 2 Jason Manwlller, Robesoma, R D. 1;
3. Bnan Eschbach, Shoemakersville.
Class 4: 1. Tammy Gelsinger, Wemersvil
le, R.D. 1; 2. Melissa Leiby, Hamburg, R.D.
2; 3. Michael Holcombe, Bernville, R D. 1.
Champion Mlddlawalght: Tammy
Gelsinger.
Reserve Champion Mlddlawalght: Tim
Eschbach.
Class 5: 1. Ben Weist, Leesport, R.D 2,2
Jason Leiby, Hamburg, R D. 2; 3. Jeremy
Manwiller, Robesoma, RD. 1.
Class 6; 1 Troy Gelsinger, Wemersville,
R D. 1; 2. Mark Gelsinger, Womelsdorf, R.D
1; 3 Kelly Holzman, Bernville, R.D. 1.
Champion Heavyweight; Ben Weist.
Reserve Champion Hsavywslght;
Jason Leiby.
Grand Champion; Tammy Gelsinger.
Reserve Grand Champion: Tim
Eschbach.
O .^'I ERS
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Mifflin County Farmers’ Association
Washington Boro
David Brubaker Bob Rice
Mt. Joy Middleburg
Custom®
Farm
Seed
d. and that farmers harvesting at
night receive the same confiden
tiality given to alleged game law
informants.
7. We recommend that the Mif
flin County School District offer
the Hunter’s Safety Course Prog
ram as part of the Mifflin County
School District curriculm.
In other business:
• Mike Goss, Oliver Township
and Dave Stuck, Union Township,
were reelected directors, while
Glenn Martin was elected to repre
sent Bratton Township.
• Stan Dunk was voted as presi
dent; Dave Stuck, vice president;
and Audrey Gay Rodger,
Richard Michael
Hagerstown, MD
Herb Fritz
ngeville
Dale Good
Newmanstown Middleburg
Jon Hirst
Elizabethtown
Devon Howe
Hershey
Chuck Keeney
Felton
"I’ve used CFS Waxy Corn for 4 years
now, and I can really see the improved
milk production, plus my CFS Waxy
test plot this year averaged 195
bushels/acrel"
Dale Good, Lebanon County Dairyman
Harold Redcay
Mountville
Kenny Smith
Bunk Smith
Dillsburg
Richard Snook
Beavqrtown
Joel Stelgman
Halifax
Merv Landis
Bird-In-Hand
Fred McCarty Glenn Wyble
Turbotville Doylestown
secrctaiy/trcasurer.
• Joe Buck presented AFBF
Awards for membership to Ken
Loht, membership chairman; Joe
Laughlin, 1992 president; and
Elrose Click for signing up 15 new
members in 1992. Star awards
were presented to Ken Loht as
membership chairman, Elrose
Click for member relations, and
Gail Strock as county information
director and newsletter editor.
Outstanding service awards
went to Ken Loht for three years as
membership chairman, Dennis and
Gail Strock for forming a new
advisory council, and to Gail
Strock as information director.
Titus Stoner
Landisville