(Continued from Page A3B)
Mowry Farms, opposite inside
front cover. $1,600. Joyce Bupp,
Seven Valleys, is in charge of the
booklet
ALL-PENNSYLVANIA
The 1991 All-Pennsylvania
Awards were presented at the
Awards Breakfast The All Pen
nsylvania Awards are given to the
top animals in each of eighteen
classes from three major shows
sponsored by the Pennsylvania
Holstein Association. Animals
shown at the Spring Show, one of
six Regional Championship
Shows, and Fall Championship
Show cam points toward All-
Pennsylvania honors.
In 1992 some 1330 head were
shown at these major shows with
S 4 head earning All-Pennsylvania,
Reserve All-Pennsylvania and
Honorable Mention All-
Pennsylvania and Honorable Men
tion All-Pennsylvania recognition.
James & Nina Burdette Family,
Mercersburg, led the way with
eight All-Pennsylvania Awards.
Steve & Chris Wood, Littles town,
received two All-Pennsylvania
Awards.
The remaining awards were
split among 36 other exhibitors.
The 1992 All-Pennsylvania
Awards Winners
Spring Calf All-PA, Matthew Moshalder;
AI-PA, Lynn A Bannia Mtllar; Reserve Justin
Burdette; Honorable Mention, Lynn A Bonnie
MBler.
Winter Cell All-PA, Kyte Burdette:
Reserve, Fentesylend Holsteins; Honorable
Mention, Danielle Sparling.
Fell Celt AI-PA, Morrat Farms: Reserve,
Paul A Caroline Moyer; Honorable Mention,
Dane Doll; Honorable Mention, Aldine; Hon
orable Mention, Donald A Barbara Reisinger,
Roger Green A Janet Del bier.
Summer Yearling All-PA, Robert A
Rhonbde Ectodne: Reserve, MMe Heath A
Robert Morrell; Honorable Mention, Jim Bur
dette, Chris Hal A Grog Wlleom.
February
26 & 27,1993
Route 6
Wysox, PA 18854
Please Call Wysox Office,
(717) 265-2200, By February 25,
1993, With The Number Planning
To Attend Wysox Clinic. Or
ENDLESS MOUNTAIN HARVESTORE® SYSTEMS, INC.
“Your local, independent, authorized Harvestore* Systems Dealer"
BRANCH OFFICE: * MAIN OFFICE:
Rt. 15 South (Dow Building), P.O. Box 612 Rt. 6, P.O. Box G (Across From Sinbad’s Restaurant)
Lewisburg, PA 17837 Wysox, PA 18854
(717) 523-6600 (717) 265-2200
Seipt In Hall Of Fame
SprlngYearllng AH-PA. EHzabeth Walton;
Reserve, Pam Gata Farm*; Hatatva, Jilt
Stutzman; Honorable Mention, Eugana A
Juna Cod, Frank Connatly.
Winter Yearling AH-PA. Kyle Burden*;
Reserve, Tam Kocker; Honorable Mention,
HMmont Farms.
Fall Yearling AH-PA, Justin Burdens;
Raaatva, Andrea Badnarski, Robert Logston;
Honorable Mention, WHHam Mot holder.
Jr. Baal Three Famalaa AH-PA, Jamas •
Mna Burdette: Reserve. Steve & Chris Wood;
Honorable Mention, Lynn A Bonnie MiHer.
Junier Twe-Yaar OM AH-PA. E. Richard
Bednarski; Reserve, Lory Baker, Honorable
Mentation, Scott Biyer A Don Eaton.
SanierTwe Year OMAiI-PA, Barbara Rel
singar A Heidi MHler; Reserve, Randy A
Robin! Christman; Honorable Mention,
James A Nina Burdette.
Junier Three Year Old AH-PA Penn Gata;
Reserve, James A Nina Burdette; Honorable
Mention, Eleanor Baker.
Senlar Three Year Old AH-PA, Penn
Gate; AH-PA, John Foster III; Reserve, Gor
don A Dorothy Wood; Honorable Mention,
Andrea Bednarski.
Four Year Old All-PA, Suzy Stutzman;
Reserve, Penn Gale; Honorable Mention,
Tom Eekstirte.
Five Year OM AH-PA, James A Nina Bur
dette; Reserve, Penn Gate; Reserve, Jeffrey
A Maty Kay Rocha; Honorable Mention, Mike
Weimar A Ken Raney.
100,000 Lba. Cote AH-PA, John Foster III;
Reserve, Penn Gale; Honorable Mention,
Gordon A Dorothy Wood; Honorable Men
tion, Gordon A Dorothy Wood.
Aged Cow AH-PA Eugene A JuneCorl; All-
PA, Plance, Heffner, Heath, Andrew;
Reserve, Mark A David Campbell: Reserve,
Jama* A Nina Burdette; Honorable Mention,
Oalmar A Larry Zimmerman.
Beet Three Females AI-PA. James A
Nina Burdette; Reserve, Gordon A Dorothy
Wood; Honorable Mention, Steve A Chris
Wood.
Preduce t 4 Dam AI-PA, Windy Knoll View
Holsteins; Reserve, John Foster III; Honor
able Mention, Jim A Kim Grove.
Dam A Daughter AI-PA, Jim A Nine Bur
dette; Reserve, Hearts Desire Holsteins;
Honorable Menton, Gordon A Dorothy
Wood.
PRGRESSIVE BREEDER
Thirty-fivePcnnsylvania Hols
tein members were honored with
the Prestigious Progressive Breed
e; Registry Award.
1. DHIR Adjusted M.E. Lacta
tion Average exceeding the nation
al cutoffs of 22,806 pounds of
4TH ANNUAL
TRAIN & TOY MEET
SATURDAY. MARCH 6. 1993
ONO FIRE COMPANY. ONO. PA.
23 Miles East Of Harrisburg Rt. 22
8:00 A.M. - 3:00 P.M.
Admission $2.00
Children Under 6 Free
Table Still Available, Call 865-4140
Between 7 P.M. To 9 P.M.
Ask For John
• Lunch Will Be Served Each Day!
milk, 821 pounds of fat, and 706
pounds of protein.
2. %BAA for a herd classifica
tion conduted during the time per
iod of 11-90 through 2-92 exceed
ing the national cutoff of 104.2
3. A minimum of 20 registered
cows in the milking herd and 75%
of them were homebred.
4. State and National Member.
Keystone Farms, Easton
received the award for the 35jh
time this year.
Other PBR winners in Pennsyl
vania for 1992 are as follows:
26 Vm Richard H. 6 Marilyn Packard,
Troy, PA.
21 Yaara Jay H 6 Mary Houtar, Spring
Mill*, PA.
13 Yaara Junga Farm*, Inc. New Tripoli,
Pa.
10 Yaara Singing Brook Farm*, bntar, PA;
Hillside Farm*, Inc., Shavertown, Pa.
6 Yaara Keith E. Decker, Knox, PA.
7 Yaara Thomas A Boyar, York, PA.
6 Yaara Dale E. Hosteller, Annviils, PA;
Kenneth M. UmUar, Atglen, PA.
8 Yarn Mvk S, Yoder, Mltville, PA; Tho
mas W. K*tty, Tyrone, PA; Sinking Springi
Farms Inc., York, PA.
4 Ymis Harry A Aliana Thompson, Carli
sle, PA; John H & Susan A Howard, Willow
Street, PA.
PUBLIC AUCTION
WED. FEB. 24 6:00 p.m.
DOORS OPEN FOR PREVIEW
AT 2:00 P.M.
1550 SANDHILL RD., HERSHEY, PA.
Seeburg Model 100 Juke Box; 1 Cent
Gumball Slot Machine; Sterling And Silver
Plate Items; Empire Chest Of Drawers;
Oak Wardrobe: Oak Bed: Softwood Cup
board: Kitchen Cabinet: Oak China
Cabinet, No Glass; Cider Press; Sausage
Stuffer; International Flare Signal Gun;
Late 1800’s Sword; Lg. Slaw Board;
Weasel; Pocket Watches; Old Lanterns;
Depression Glasses; 15’ Bass Boat; Misc.
Old Paper Items; Books; And Many More
Collectibles. Notice - Auction Starts In Our
Front Room At 4 P.M. With Misc. Box Lots.
The Above Items Will Be Sold After 6 P.M.
in Hershey Off Of At. 322 Turn South On
To Bullfrog Valley Rd. (Bull Frog Valley
Rd. Is West Of The Entrance To Her
shey Medical Center) Approx. 2 Miles
To The Stop Sign On Left.
ZIEGLER
AUCTION
COMPAQ
LIC «AH-000081-L
PH. 717-533-4267
DOW Building
Lewisburg, PA 17837
Call Lewisburg Office,
(717) 523-6600, By March 11,
1993, With The Number Planning
To Attend Lewisburg Clinic.
3 Years Charles J. Bean, Franklin, PA;
Allan S A Lorraine Andrews, Gillen, PA;
Richard D. Wheeler, Gillen, PA; Christ L.
Stoltzfus, Honeybrook, PA; Vincent 6 Juliet
Wagner, Myarslown, PA.
2 Years Jeffery L. A Cynthia L. Shaffer,
Beavertown, PA; Darren L. Peachey, Bellevil
le, PA; Furry H. Frey A Sons, Lancaster, PA;
Kirby L A Sheryl A. Horst, Newmanstown, PA;
Geralld F. A Patricia L. Carr, Somerset, PA.
1 Year Miller A Rex Inc., Andreas, PA; M.
Thomas A Cindy L. Sheaffar, Carlisle, PA;
David R. Walton. Carlisle, PA; Dennis E.Tica,
Columbia, PA; Richard A Charden* Place,
Laoeyvite, PA; Inslnga Holstein*, Laceyville,
PA; Gary A Barbara Lentz, Lebanon, PA;
Dennis A David Hottenstein, New Albany,
PA; Steven E. A Barbara Wilson, Port Royal,
PA; RusseHdale Holstein*, Richland, PA.
The Pennsylvania Holstein
Association recognized three
Holstein Milk Promotion groups
for their work during the 1992 year
in milk promotion efforts. Each
club received a monetary award at
the Pennsylvania Holstein Con
vention held at the Ramada Hotel,
Wilkes-Barre.
Each Promotion group submit
ted a sera book detailing their
promotion efforts. Each scrapbook
March
12 & 13,1993
Route 15 South
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, February 20, 1993-A45
PROMOTION
PUBLIC AUCTION
112.8 ACRE YORK COUNTY
FARM
SATURDAY,
APRIL 10, 1993
At 12:00 Noon
Located just south of Red Lion in
North Hopewell Township, York Coun
ty, Pa.
Directions: From Red Lion follow Rt.
24 to Pleasant View Rd. T.L. Property
on the left watch for signs.
Here is an excellent opportunity to purchase
a historic farm that has 80 tillable acres that
arc gently rolling, in full cultivation with good
conservation practices. A quiet valley has
open land with a spring fed stream. (Good for
pasture land) some woodland. This farm has
not had animals for years but would be a great
place for animals of any type.
This home is in need of work but this huge
structure sits by the stream and was known as
the Scchrist Mill. It operated through the
1800 s by water power grinding grains for local
residents. The water wheel is no longer there
but the basic structure is the same. In approxi
mately 1900 it was convened to a residence
and the water wheel ceased operating. The
barn is a large structure in average condition
with many possibilities. New roof last year,
(nice bam) Another Historic Note: Neighbors
say that years ago gold found on the farm
prompted a mining attempt. Mining costs out
weighed profits it is told and now the area is
farmed over. Owners & auctioneers make no
warranties to such claims and are printed for
historical interest only.
If you are interested in a good agricultural
farm, historical site or just a good sound
investment of over 100 acres here is your
opportunity. Call for details,
10% down day of auction, balance in 60
days.
ROBERT YOUNG , Owner
Felton, Pa. 717-244-0827
C. Martin Heaps,
Auctioneer
Fawn Grove, PA 17321 Stock & Leader
717-382-4725
Lic.*AU-002762-L
contained news articles, photo
graphs, letters etc. highlighting
their promotional activities.
The scrapbooks were turned In
by: Centre County - Mary Ann
Zimmerman, Chairperson; Wayne
County - Daisy & Kathryn Dix;
Wyoming/Lackawanna - Judi
Johnson.
The best new idea went to Way
ne County for using the “Cheers”
non-alcholic dairy beverage prog
ram for school activities both dur
ing the Christmas season and the
Spring Prom Season. This prog
ram involved the entire communi
ty in promoting dairy products and
the “don't drink and drive" theme.
SOLICITORS
Membership solicitors were
also recognized.
The efforts of all the member
ship solicitors around the state is
tremendous. A lot of time and
effort is put in by all solicitors, but
special recognition goes to indivi
duals who have done outstanding
ly well in membership solicitation.
The following gentlemen
signed up over twenty new mem
bers or renewals and each will
receive $300.00 toward a trip to
the 1993 National Holstein Con
vention in Rochester NY. They
include: Scott Foreman. Somerset;
James Houser, Centre; Kenneth
Mowry, Bedford; Darren Peachdy,
Mifflin: Wayne Shrock, Somerset
All membership solicitors are
congratulated on a job well done.
Holstein breeders are reminded
that members applications are still
being accepted for the 1993 year.
Historical Note!
Rob Lloyd,
Attorney
35 S. Duke St
York, PA