AIS-lancaatar Farming, Saturday, Auguat 7,1993
DIR FOTOIES 13 08/05/93 TECHNICAL POUTS
PRICES AKE DECIMAL MOVING AVERAGES
CONTRACT CLOSE 4-DAY 9-DAY 18-DAY 45-DAY
MEAT SEP 306.50 309.06 311.39 307.01 297.74
MEAT DEC 313.75 316.87 319.61 316.50 308.32
KGNBI SEP 305.75 308.19 311.61 308.03 298.29
KCMBT DEC 311.75 314.62 318.22 316.01 307.22
EMIT SEP 316.00 315.50 320.61 317.71 303.11
COBH SEP 239.25 240.37 240.61 240.35 233.21
COB! DEC 244.00 246.19 246.22 247.71 241.17
COn MAI 251.50 253.31 253.14 254.50 248.18
OATS SEP 138.25 142.25 143.56 143.75 140.68
BEAMS AD6 681.00 697.12 696.22 707.85 659.68
BEAMS SEP 679.00 696.75 696.61 708.74 659.87
BEAMS MOV 678.00 696.69 696.72 709.26 660.84
NEAL AOG 222.10 227.05 228.17 229.46 210.20
BROIL AOG 23.60 24.01 23.66 24.10 23.03
CATTLE AOG 75.82 75.62 75.42 74.25 74.56
CATTLE OCT 75.25 74.93 74.89 74.13 74.68
FCTL AD6 88.78 88.02 87.69 86.99 87.19
BOGS AD6 49.13 49.61 48.87 47.96 47.15
BOGS OCT 46.30 46.33 45.79 44.70 42.91
PKBLS AOG 43.93 45.73 44.56 42.06 37.73
SOUTHAMPTON (Bucks Co.)
Dr. Paul E. Hand is to retire
from his post as general manager
and secretary of Atlantic Dairy
Cooperative on July 31 but will re
main active as an Atlantic repre
sentative in industry affairs.
Hand. 62. has served as general
manager and secretary of Atlantic
for the past 11 yean. Assuming
his daily duties will be Robert M.
Dever. 49, who currently serves as
assistant general manager and as
sistant secretary.
Hand joined Atlantic’s staff in
1957 as an economist In this posi
tion, he testified at numerous state
and federal milk order hearings on
behalf of the cooperative’s dairy
Cloister, Manheim FFA Visit
WASHINGTON, D.C.—Andy
Bollinger, Ginny Nolt, Matt Wen
ger, and Kevin Martin, of the
Cloister FFA Chapter, Ephrata,
and Marci Haamish of Manheim
FFA Chapter, Manheim, attended
the 1993 Washington Conference
Program in the nation’s capital.
The week-long program helps
jrefrom
left. Andy Bollinger, Ginny Molt, Matt Wenger, and Kevin
Martin, with Branch Carter, director of the conference.
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Marcia Hamteh.ManhaimFFA.te greeted by Branch Car*
tar, director, Washington contaranca program.
GRAIN, CATTLE AND HOG
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48.4 51.6
45.3 49.2
46.9 50.5
43.4 48.2
49.6 52.8
48.6 51.6
43.5 47.5
44.5 48.4
36.3 41.6
39.3 46.8
38.1 45.9
36.9 45.1
41.6 50.2
44.6 48.7
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61.8 57.6
70.1 64.4
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farmers. He also became involved
in developing policies and pro
grams for the cooperative.
By 1960. Hand was elected as
sistant secretary by the board of
directon. In 1971, the board fur
ther showed its support of Hand’s
abilities by naming him assistant
general manager. He was appoint
ed general manager and secretary
in 1982, following the retirement
of Dr. James E. Honan.
Throughout his career, Hand
has been recognized as an expert
on milk marketing and pricing is
sues. He served on a number of in
dustry boards, including the Na
tional Milk Producers Federation
(NMPF), the American Dairy Pro-
FFA members improve leadership
skills, develop an understanding of
national heritage and prepare for
more effective leadership roles in
their chapters and communities.
Sessions on human relations, goal
setting, and interpersonal commu
nications were combined with dis
cussions on personal outlook.
FUTURES MARKETS
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SLOR STOCHASTIC
5 DAY 20 DAY
IK ID IK ID
39 29 47 54
41 33 49 57
40 30 48 60
31 27 41 55
41 27 37 49
69 57 47 51
64 58 29 34
65 58 31 35
51 SO 26 33
48 57 24 37
47 58 23 36
43 57 21 35
29 44 52 62
68 74 30 24
53 58 87 89
61 55 79 76
80 73 92 79
73 85 88 89
79 81 91 93
59 78 89 94
GM Paul Hand Set To Retire
ducts Institute (ADPI) and Dairy
Council Inc. He will continue to
serve as an Atlantic representative
on both the NMPF and ADPI
boards.
Hand also has been praised for
his leadership of Atlantic Dairy
Cooperative, which is one of the
nation’s top 10 milk marketing co
operatives.
“Atlantic made much progress
during Paul Hand’s tenure,” said
Robert B. McSparran, a Lancaster
County dairy farmer and president
of the cooperative. “He guided the
successful meiger that formed At
lantic in 1987 and is credited with
the strong financial position the
cooperative enjoys today.”
Washington
motivation, and values to help
members become effective leaders
in the science, business and tech
nology of agriculture.
Visits to Mount vemon, the
Smithsonian Institution, Arlington
National Cemetery, the Jefferson
Memorial and other historic sights
in Washington were included in
the conference. They also visited
Congressman Robert Walker in his
Washington office. The chapter
FFA advisor is Mr. Charles
Kessler.
Saccharin Takes Sweet Win At Erie
WATERFORD (Erie
Co.) A-Jay Farms, owned and
operated by Marion Alsdotf and
sons, of Spartansbutg, recently
took both the premier exhibitor
and breeder banners at the 3Sth
annual Erie County Holstein
Show, held at the Waterford
Fairgrounds.
Judge for the almost 100-animal
show was Credin Comman, of
Carlisle.
The grand champion Holstein of
the show was also the senior
champion, a 5-year-old cow,
Maplesrow Astro Saccharin, a
Paclamar Astronaut daughter out
of Maplesrow Elevation Sweet,
owned by Robert Freyermuth.
The reserve champion was ait
aged cow shown by Christylym
Curtis. The aged cow was Lojun
Triple Threat Honey, sired by
Hanover-Hill Triple Threat-Red.
The junior champion was a sum
mer yearling owned by Crystal
Miller, Hoi-Ary C Merit Teas,
sired by Tesk-Holm Valiant
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While expressing appreciation
for Hand’s “valuable contribu
tions” to Atlantic’s growth, Mc-
Sparran said that he and the board
of directors look forward to con
tinued progress under new general
manager and secretary Robert M.
Dever.
“Bob Dever was the obvious
choice of the board," McSparran
said. “He has beat with Atlantic
for more than two decades and has
worked closely with Paul Hand
for the past 10 years.”
Dever joined Atlantic’s staff in
1970 as payroll department super
visor. He was elected treasurer in
1974 and was named assistant
general manager and assistant sc-
Milk To
WELLSBQRO (Tioga Co.)
The third annual Tioga County
Milk Auction will happen at the
Tioga County Fair during the
Junior Livestock Auction on
Saturday, August 14 at 3 P.M. The
milk from each grand champion
milking age cow, Ayrshire, Brown
Swiss. Jersey, Guernsey and Hols
tein will be sold in beautifully
painted jars. The Milk Auction
The reserve junior champion
Holstein was a spring calf shown
by Dick Curtis, Curtis-Havcn Vic
tor Laurel, a Hanover-Hill Victor
daughter, that was also named best
junior animal bred and owned.
- SPRING YEARLING: 1. John D. Anthony;
2. Haathar Ann Furry; 3. Haathar Ann Furry.
WRITER VEARUNO: 1. Radial M. Ba*-
man; 2. Mark I Malania Bachman; 3. Nancy
Wal.
FALL YEARMQ: 1. Jaramy VWlbma; 2.
Brian R. Chapman; 3. Jail Hunttr s Dan
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JUNIOR CHAMPION FEMALE: Cryatal
MRar.
REteiVK: Olek Curt*.
JUMOR REST BRED A OWNED; Dick
Curia.
JUMOR BEST THREE FEMALES: 1. WM
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Tioga County Champion
35th ANNUAL
ERIE COUNTY
HOLSTEIN SHOW
SPRING CALF: 1. Chrlitylynn Curli»; 2.
»th Bly; 3. Jennifer L. Oiekay.
WINTER CALF: 1. EricOania Son: 2. Sar
i Altdorl; 3. JannHar Anthony.
FALL CALF: 1. Radial M. Backman; 2.
uon S. Millar; 3. Brian J. Dlekay.
SUMMER VEARUNO: 1. Cryatal L. Mlar;
Robart S Barbara Frayarmuth; 3. Uaa M.
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cretary in 1983. He most recently
was responsible for negotiating
raw milk sales and in overseeing
the accounting, transportation and
data processing functions.
Dever graduated from Drexel
University in 1965 with a degree
in accounting. He received his
master’s in business administra
tion in 1972 from Temple Univer
sity. He previously was employed
by the USDA Market Administra
tor as an auditor.
Atlantic Dairy Cooperative rep
resents more than 3.SSO dairy
farm families in Pennsylvania,
New York, New Jersey, Dela
ware, Maryland, Virginia and
West Virginia.
Be Sold
was developed to bring new and
innovative educational programs
'to the 4-H and FPA dairy mem
bers. In February, 504-HandFFA
members attended the Second
Tioga County Youth Dairy Day.
Hands-on experience and displays
was the key to the day’s success.
The hands-on stations included
everything from emergency first
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gual 31, 1991: 1. Christylynn Curtis; 2.
Robert A. t Barbara J. Freyermuth.
SR. 2 YEAR OLD (Bom September 1,
1990-Fabmaiy 29,1991:1. Nancy Well: 2.
Nancy Well; 3. Brian J. Dickey.
JR. 3 YR. OLD (Bom March 1,1990-Au
guat 31,1990:1. Jennifer L. Dickey; 2. Kevin
L. Bush.
SR. 3 YR. OLD (Bom September 3,
1990-Fabruary 29,1990:1. Donald Eaton; 2.
Heather Logsdon; 3. Sarah Alsdorf.
4 YR. OLD (Bom September 1,19*9-Au
gust 31, 1999; 1. Sarah Alsdorf; 2. Gragg
Wall.
8 YR. OLD (Bom September 1.1997-Au*
gual 31,1955: 1. Robert A. Freyermuth; 2.
Sarah Alsdorf; 3. Daniel Woods.
9 YR 9 OVER (Bom before So pi am bar
1,1957:1. Christylynn Cunts: 2. Sarah Als
dorf; 3. Sarah Alsdorf.
100,000 LB. COW: Christylynn Curds.
SENIOR CHAMPION: Robert A.
Freyarmuth.
RESERVE SENIOR CHAMPION: Christ
ylynn Curds.
ORAND CHAMPION: Robort A.
Freyermuth.
RESERVE BRAND CHAMPION: CM«-
ytyrm Curia.
•EST THREE FEMALES; 1. AJay
Farma; 2. Nmy Wall.
PRODUCE OF DAM: 1. Nancy Wat; 2.
Wood* Pafnr. 3. Holy Manro»a.
OAM ANDOAUQHTER; t.Nwey Wal;2.
A-Jay Rum; 3. Malm Burdick.
REST RREOA OWNED: Bob Fmyormulh.
_REST UDDER OF SHOW: Bob
Frayamwßi.
PREMIER EXHIBITOR A PREMIER
BREEDER: A-Jay Farm*.