Bollinger Shows Champion
(CoflUnuad from P«g» B 12) ha!eame<ilheUae
at other county
manship title. It was his first win at fairs.
4-H roundup competition, but he The 17-year-old is the son of
Sam Relff had the privilege of using money provided by
Martin’s Limestone to buy his son Kendall’s reserve
champion heawwelght sheep at the 4-H Fair.
Gerald Phillips of Keystone Farm Credit purchases the
reserve champion from Lisa Relff.
ADC Meets Farmers’ Needs
More Than $129 Million in Extra Payments
"At Atlantic Dairy Cooperative, our mission
is to maximize returns to members. In the past
six years, we returned more than $129 million
to members in equity payments, over-order
premiums and quality bonuses. That’s an
average of $36,600 per member. And these
extra dollars are continuing at the rate of $1.7
million a month.
"When non-members ask me why they
should belong to Atlantic Dairy Cooperative,
I am happy to report that we are financially
healthy, strong in membership and growing in
sales. ADC is the region’s largest and most
fiscally-sound cooperative, with a guaranteed
market and outstanding benefits.
"More dairy farmers joined us last year than at any time in the
past decade. If you are not an ADC shipper and are worried about
your own milk market, then you should talk to the cooperative that
is facing the future with confidence.”
I7adc,
Ammte Dairy CafreUve
Atlantic Dairy Cooperative *
1225 Industrial Highway, Southampton, PA 18966
1-800-645-MILK
Med. Weight; 2. Lyndon Relff, Receive, Med.
Weight; 3. Lyndon Reiff.
Gerald and Helen Tracy of Cleee 31. Ryan Tracy; 2. Gerald Boyd; 3.
EUzabethtOW" Me,.,.. Lambs
A COUSIfI to Lisa, Kendall Reiff, Clast 11 . Ksndall Roiff, Rotorve Champion
sold his reserve champion heavy- L *o ht Heavyweight; 2. Brandon Zieglsr; 3
weight for $2 a pound to Martin’s ~ Pet#r H otfine.: 2. navi.
Limestone. Kendall, son of Donough; 3. Mark Tracy.
Samuel and Elva Reiff of Ephrata H^“.fßh 1 t;
raises nine Hampshtres and Suf- Bollinger.
folks. His reserve heavyweight Heavyweight Market Lambs Claes 1 1.
was a homphrarf Hamnchirp Kendall Relit Reserve Ch. Heavyweight; 2.
was a nomeorea Hampsn re. Carrie Gro(f; 3 Ryan Do nough.
It was the best I ever did. 1 was Claes 2 I. Corby Ziegler Champion
really surprised,” said 1 6-year-old Heavyweight; 2. Lisa Reiff; 3. Corby Ziegler.
tt Class 31. Regina Landis; 2. Amy Bollln-
K - endaM - r* ger; 3. Wendall Landis.
The 37 market lambs sold over
the auction block on August 1 2, for
an average $1.29 per pound.
During the afternoon, 40 breed
ing sheep competed in the ring.
Kerra Allen of Manheim took
the Supreme Champion title with
her Suffolk ewe lamb named Mis
sissippi. The 12-year-old is the
daughter of Keith and Kendy Allen
of Manheim. She raises about 12
sheep. The supreme champion was
purchased from Breeze View
Farms.
Best owned and bred champion
was a Dorset owned by Jessica
Stoltzfus of Elizabethtown. The
Dorset was also named Reserve
Supreme Champion.
Mark Tracy’s Southdown ewe
lamb was named reserve best own
ed and breed.
Here are more of the sheep
results from both breeding and
market competitions.
SHOWMANSHIP
Clan 1 1. Mark Tracy; 2. Raphael Patera;
3. Peter Hoffines.
Claaa 21. Lite Relff; 2. Jason Stolttfus; 3
Tracy Bollinger.
Claaa 3 1. Regina Landis; 2. Keith Bollin
ger; 3. Amy Bollinger.
Clan 4 1. Jessica Stolßfus; 2. Kerra
Allen; 3. Sarah Zurln.
Clan Sl. April Leaman; 2. Radell Peters
3. Brandon Ziegler.
Champion Showman Mark Tracy.
Ranrva Showman Lisa Relff.
Market Lamba
Lightweight Market Lamba Clan 1 1.
Jeff Bollinger; 2. John Tracy; 3. John
Schmidt.
ClaM 2 1. Jeff Bollinger, Champion; 2.
John Tracy; 3. Jeremy Erb.
diet 3 1. Randell Peters, Reserve
Champion; 2. Jill Hoffines; 3. Sarah Boyd.
MedlumwalgM Market Lamba Claaa 11.
Keith Bollinger; 2. Jerry Bollinger: 3. Sarah
Boyd.
Claaa 2 1. Jerry Bollinger, Champion,
Robert B. McSparran
President
BrMdlng 9 hoop
Cheviot Ewe Lamb* 1. Champion Keith
Ballinger; 2. Keith Bollinger.
Cheviot Yearling Ewaa Rea. Keith
Bollinger.
Fashion Revue
(Continued from Page 89)
beige melton swing coat, match
ing blazer and skirt ensemble.
Emily Haagen, daughter of
Alan and Crystal Haagen of How
ard, modeled a black velvet off
the-shoulder gown.
Patty Thompson, daughter of
Michael and Dianne Thompson of
New Brighton, modeled a three
piece, black and white suit, coor
dinated with red accessories.
Valerie Castro, daughter of
Donald and Vemice Castro of
Berlin, modeled a yellow and
black houndstooth jacket and
Farmers
Nutrition
HONESDALE (Wayne Co.)
The Farmer’s Market Nutrition
program is looking for Wayne
County produce farmers who are
interested in selling their produce
through this program, according
to Debra Bryant, Wayne County
extension director. The purpose of
the Farmer’s Market Nutrition
Program is to provide fresh fruits
and vegetables to women, infants
and children who are nutritionally
at risk. At the same time, the prog
ram seeks to create new markets
for Pennsylvania farmers.
Participants in the Women,
Infant and Children (WIC) Sup
plemental Food Program receive
checks that may be used to purch
ase only fresh, unprocessed fruits
and vegetables from Pennsylvania
farmers.
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, August 21, 1993-817
Corrltdala Ewa Lamba 1. Champion
Branda Walker; 2. Tim Walkar.
Corrladala Yaaiilng Ewaa Raterva 1.
Branda Walker.
Doraat Ewa Lamba 1,2. Jenlca Stoltzut;
3. Jatilca Schmidt.
Doraat Yaarllng Ewaa 1. Brad ft Owned
Champion, Raterva Suparam Champion
Jaitlca Stoltzfut; 2. Sarah Zurln; 3. Jatilca
Schmidt.
Hampahlra Ewa Lamba 1. Champion
Regina Landit; Raterva 2 Lita Relff; 3
Wandall Landit.
Hampahlra Yaarllng Ewaa 1. Raphael
Petan; 2. Ryan Donough.
Montadala Ewa Lamba 1. Champion
John Schmidt; 2. John Schmidt.
Montadala Yearling Ewaa 1 Raterva
John Schmidt.
Southdown Ewa Lamba 1. Champion
Mark Tracy; 2. Raterva Mark Tracy.
Suffolk Yearling Ewaa 1. Champion Kar
ra Allen; 2. Jerry Bollinger; 3. Jeff Bollinger.
Suffolk Yearling Ewaa 1. Reterve Jerry
Bollinger; 2. Jeff Bollinger; 3. April Laaman.
Tunit Ewa Lamba 1. Erin Groth.
matching black-ribbed knit dress.
Myranda Caputo, daughter of
Marie Thaler of Easton, modeled a
jacket and dress ensemble woven
of two contrasting colors of gros
grain ribbon.
Youth attending the Stale 4-H
Fashion Revue were previously
selected as county winners. As
part of the revue, they participated
in fashion and staging workshops.
The Fashion Revue, conducted by
Penn State Cooperative Exten
sion, was part of Penn Slate 4-H
Achievement Days, held July
27-29, 1993.
Market
Program
If you are a Wayne County veg
etable or fruit grower and are
interested in selling your produce
through this program please con
tact: Pennsylvania Department of
Agriculture, Farmer’s Market
Nutrition Program, 2301 North
Cameron St., Harrisburg, PA
17110-9408, (717) 787-5086.
Only Pennsylvania grown fruits
' and vegetables may be purchased
with WIC Farmers’ Market Nutri
tion Program Checks.
Note that citrus fruits (lemons,
oranges, limes, grapefruit, tanger
ines) and. topical fruits (bananas,
pineapples, mangoes) cannot be
purchased with Farmers’ Market
Nutrition Program checks. These
fruits are not grown in
Pennsylvania.