A3O-Lancaster Farming, Saturday, June 12, 1993
COUNTY:
Select Which School You Will Attend
WESTERN: Held in Crawford County, July 5 & 6
EASTERN; Held in Perks County, July 9 & 10
I have enclosed $.
I have enclosed $.
(FEE SCHEDULE: $25 per overnight participant includes schools cost, room and an evening meal; SIS per commuter includes
evening meal; SS off per second additional child attending from the same immediate family.)
SEND RESERVATION FORM WITH CHECKS PAYABLE TO:
Pa. Holstein Association
839 Benner Pike
State College, PA 16801
STATE COLLEGE (Centre Co.) —The 1993
Pennsylvania Junior Judging Schools are fast
approaching. All Juniors, regardless of breed
orientation are invited to attend one of the
schools.
4-H and FFA members are also encouraged to
attend the school closest to their home.
Each school starts at noon and will run till
12:30 p.m. the following day.
Each school will feature at least 11 classes to
judge, each person will have an opportunity to
work one on one with an experienced judge on
giving reasons. There will be ample opportunity
Western School
July 5 & 6, 1993 - 12:00 noon start
Host; Crawford County Holstein Club
Official: Steve Shaw, Williamsburg PA
Eastern School
July 9 & 10, 1993 • 12:00 noon start
Hoit: Beiki County Holstein Club
Official: Gary Rogers, University Park PA
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to discuss classes and learn many of the basics of
cattle judging.
There will also be time to visit, enjoy volley
ball, softball and swimming and meet with other
dairy enthusiasts from around the state.
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FEEDING SCHEDULE! this competition is damaged eggs... from feet, toes and collisions.
Big Dutchman chain feeders can feed your flock by running as
few as three or four times a day, with little competition for feed, a
calmer flock and fewer cracks and checks.
The cost is $25 for those staying overnight, this includes school costs,
hotel room and evening meal. For those that commute the cost is $l5
which covers school costs and the evening meal. A second member from
the same family who attends can take $5 off their registration fee.
Those who send in an entry form will receive a complete schedule of
events and directions to the farms. Plan to join in the fellowship and edu
cation of this Junior event
To attend, fill out the entry form and return it by June 26. to: Pennsyl
vania Holstein Association, 839 Benner Pike, State College PA 16801
Merchandising
(CentlniMd from Page AM)
the war. When the Confederate Alan is on the county Holstein
troops marched through on the board and on the heifer sale com
railroad tracks adjoining the farm mittee at Shalom Christian Aca
on their way to bum Chambers- demy, where Ashley is a first
burg, they slopped at this house grader. He enjoys hunting and
for coffee. church activities, but “all have
After the war, one of the sold- suffered due to lack of time be
iers returned and married one of cause of the ET work,” he said,
the daughters. They lived in the Kendra sews, is chairman of the
stone house, then built the brick mission committee at Antrim
addition in 1896. Brethren in Christ Church, and
Family Activities teaches Sunday School.
Mark’s father. H. Norman Mey- The Meyers family is to serve
ers, 81. lives in Greencastle and as host for the Franklin County
calls weekly for updates on the Holstein Field Day set for August
farm work. He comes out to watch t The itltruminH w j||
whenever the classifier comes, be demonstrated then, as wiU
“He says he doesn’t understand flushing. The speaker is to be Ron
the ET work, but he’s interested in Buffington, of Ohio, who will talk
how things are going,” Mark said, on mwphMutUing
IF YOU ARE...
FORCED TO FEED
more than four times a day or during peak laying periods,
call 911 for your egg casualties or. . . call (717) 393-5807
for Information on how our chain feeder pampers your
product. . . from cage to carton.
!jlk- Bin Piitdiman.
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