1995 Distinguished Junior Member Semifinalists Molly Aylsworth Shreve, Ohio » M Jte» Kimberly Meier Ridott, Illinois PAUL B. \\g. jy’/QM OKU? POD SOD LOOP STALLS All Loop Stalls Are Coated With Baked On Top Grade Polyester TGIC Powder Coating After Fabrication •Super Tough Finish • Protection From Rust & Corrosion • Superior Electrical Insulation LOOP STALLS WIDE FRONT FEATURING • The most versatile of all loop stall designs • Greater cow comfort when entering and existing stalls • Sufficient lunge space for head and neck between top and bottom of loop • FREEDOM STALLS FEATURING wSj>^ CONVE ST Loop • 2 3/8” Outside Diameter High Yield Steel Tubing With Al 2 Ga. (.108) Wall • Spray Arc Transfer Method Used On Welds PAUL B. ZIMMERMAN, INC. Call or Wrlta For Hours Additional Information Mon. Thru Frl. And Your 7 to 5 Nearost Daalar Sat. 7 to 11 Jill Hamish 'hristiana, Pennsylvani Tim Perry Hilmar, California • Chip Resistant • Resists Acid & Chemicals • Smoother Finish Stays Cleaner • Greater cow comfort in shorter stall beds • Provides additional side head in the It 295 Woodcorner Rd. Lititz, PA 17543*9165 1 Mile West of Ephrata 717-738-7365 Sandi Hurtgen Oakdale, California Kelli Savage Knoxville, Maryland 3:00 pa 9:00 ■■ - «:oo pa 1:00 pa - xo:oo pa x:oo pa - 10:00 pa 5:30 pa - 7:00 pa •:30 an - coo aa 7:30 aa - 10:00 pa •:00 am - 4:30 pa 1:00 aa - 9:00 pa •:00 aa - 5:00 pa COO aa - 9:00 pa 10:00 aa - 11:00 aa 1:00 pa 1:00 pa - 4:00 pa i:oo pa - 4:00 pa 1:30 pa - 4:00 pa 6:19 pa - 11:00 pa THE END OF TEAT INJURY ca yt "NO SECRETS” The “TEAT SAVER” pushes the udder & teat away from / s the dew claw. Apply two weeks prior (jr to freshening. This product can be purchased at your local Farm Stores or Feed Mills or by contacting your local animal health centers. The TEATSAVER” supplied by < \ J.B. Supply Ltd. > Chetek Wisconsin 54728 yvy'A/'' For Information Phone (715) 924-2136 Shelly Lammers Brandon, Wisconsin 1 r m. til Jason Sheehan Rochester, Minnesota SCHEDULE OF EVENTS (Contlnuod from Pago C 2) (Turn to Page C 4) Karen McComb Purcellville, Virginia Michael Stebbins Homell, New York Afternoon Brail National Board Bpouaoa Activity Delegate a Btata Registration Hospitality Booth Open Paat President'a Dinner A Theater show Past/Future Convention chairaan Breakfast Moating Dalogata 6 Stata Registration Fara Tours (Pending) Hospitality Booth Open HUSO Intsrvisws DJN Intsrvisws Interdsnoainationsl Worship sarvlca Cattle Viewing SET Meeting Dairy Bar Breeder's Majority Meeting President's Reception Christopher McCullough Juda, Wisconsin Candi Taylor Wendall, Idaho Holstein Convention (Continued from P«o* c 2) ter Memorial and Nationality Classrooms at the University of Pittsburgh. Also scheduled is a “Pittsburgh and its Rivers Tour, which is to feature Station Square with more than 60 shops in restored railroad warehouses. A ride high up to the Duquense Incline allows a panorama of Pitts burgh, and the tour also includes a rivcrboat luncheon cruise, accord ing to a news release. For those wishing to hit golf balls, a convention amateur golf tournament is set to get started at 6:30 a.m. and last until about 3 p.m. It is the annual convention golf outing with a limit of 132 gol fers and is set to be held at Fort Cherry Golf Club, with a pre-tee off buffet breakfast. From 4 p.m. to 8 p.m. everybody will want to make at least a tem porary stop at Point State Park at the junction of the three rivers of Pittsburgh for a convention bar beque with entertainment by the River City Brass Band (4:30 p.m.-6:15 p.m.). From 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. those interested in buying cattle can sub mit bids in the convention silent auction (Turn to Page C 4)
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