A22-Lincaster Farming, Saturday, July 15, 1995
DAVID BIGELOW
Training Coordinator
UNIVERSITY PARK (State (Pa.DHIA) were recently honored
College) A number of techni- by the association for their
DHIA Service Center, Orchard Road, University Park, PA 1(
•‘> - id SheivK. Pa.DHIA Region 4 manager,
present the Hollinger Award to Shane Henry, Cumberland
County technician.
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Pa.DHIA Recognizes Technician Achievements
dans with the Pennsylvania Dairy
Herd Improvement Association
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achievements, during an awards
breakfast held in conjunction with
the technicians’ summer, confer
ence at the Holiday Inn in Indiana.
One of the most coveted awards
Pa.DHIA presents is the Herb Gil
more Superior Technician Award.
Raymond Ross, of Montour Coun
ty, received die award.
The award was started this year
to honor Herb Gilmore, who work
ed as an extension dairy specialist
at Pa.DHIA from 1946 to 1980.
In his position, Gilmore worked
closely with county agents to
increase the accuracy and reliabili
ty of records, train technicians,
enforce rules and regulations, use
records to build educational prog-
Cindy Davis
P.O. Box 633
Laurel, DE 19956
rams, increase numbers of cows
and herds on test, build leadership,
and strengthen boards of directors.
The purpose of the award is to
honor those technicians who deliv
er exceptional service to Pennsyl
vania’s dairy farmers, promote
good public relations and provide
up-to-date records for all their
members.
The recipient must be a full-time
employee with a minimum of 20
years service, have previously
received the association’s Distin
guished Service Award, and also
qualified during the current year
From the left, Pa.DHIA Region 4 Manager David Shenk
presents a gold watch to Gerald Miller recognizing his 52
years service as a technician.
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for the Award of Merit
Dean Atnick, Pa.DHIA director
of operations, and Herb Gilmore,
who attended the awards break
fast. both presented Ross with a
plaque and a $lOO cash award.
Also of special significance was
the recognition of Gerald Miller,
of Chester County, for his 52 years
of service. For his long and
dependable service, Amick pre
sented a gold watch to Miller.
Based on five-year increments
of service, others were also recog
nized for years in service.
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