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Pepple, state director for the Ches
ter club, discussed renewing mem
bership (membership year began
Oct. 1), possibilities with the
spring calf sale, and the club
cheese sale (Holstein cheddar sells
at $l5 per 5 pounds, while com
mercial brand sells at $34.99 per S
pounds.)
She also said that when people
talk about the Chester Holstein
Club, some people consider the
club just for those with registered
cattle. “It’s not true,” she said.
“Our club is not just for registered
breeders. It’s for people interested
in Holstein cattle.”
She said that very possibly, the
most profitable animal to market
may very well be an “identified”
grade cow. For more details on
registration programs available,
contact the association.
In other business, the group also
elected four directors. Bob Hewitt,
Glenn Ranck, Sam Stoltzfiis, and
Duane Hershey.
Hershey and Breckbill shared
duties given a brief slide show.
Hershey reviewed the spring tour
to Centre County area Holstein
breeders, while Breckbill
reviewed other activities.
In youth awards, the club annu
ally recognizes outstanding FFA
members. From Owen J. Roberts
FFA Chapter, Julie Kulp was rec
ognized; Michael Troop from
Octorara FFA; and Desiree Tom
linson from Oxford FFA.
Outstanding 4-H members rec
ognized were Misti Gawerys for
having the best project and record
book for a first year member, Vicki
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Hewitt, for being the outstanding
4-Her overall.
In youth production awards,
Christy Guest was first having the
top 2-year-old with the highest
protein production. Her Century
Oak Tesk Justine made 23,207
pounds of milk, with 817 pounds
of protein in 305 days.
Tom Herr took second with his
cow Frilly, with a 305-day record
0f24,757 pounds milk, 804 pound
s protein. Rusty Herr was third
with his animal Frizzy, with
21,392 pounds milk, 763 pounds
protein.
The award for the top protein
producing mature cow owned by a
club junior member went to Tom
Herr with his Herrvales Judgment
Gaylen, a 3-year-old that made
30,307 pounds milk, 1,023 pounds
protein.
In second place was J.R.
StJohn, whose 3-year-old cow
Hillary made 29,247 pounds of
milk and 941 pounds of protein in
324 days.
Mike Troop’s cow Micky, was
third posting production as a
3-year-old at 28,242 pounds of
milk, and 880 pounds protein in
294 days.
In the production awards for
adults, Jim Miller, of Ridgestar
Farms had die highest protein pro-
UNIVERSITY PARK (Centre Dairy Club, is scheduled to be held
Co.) The Penn State Dairy- in die Ag Arena the next morning,
men’s Club is to hold its annual Nov. 16.
dinner-meeting at 6:30 p.m„ All arc welcome to attend both
N0v.15, at the Penn State Ag Are- events.
na mezzanine.
The Nittany Lion Fall Classic animal science at North Carolina
dairy sale, run by the Penn State State University is to be the fea-
ducing 2-year-old, while Ed ducing cow still in the herd with the conclusion of her last finished
Breckbill. of Bieck-A-De Farms more than 200.000 pounds of life- record, started when she was 12.
had the highest protein producting time milk. Their Eber-Pep-L-Lea The award for the having the
mature cow. Wiseman Erica has tallied 279,390 highest BAA in Chester County
Tom and Joy Crathcrs won the pounds of milk, 10,468 pounds of was Dale and Dorthea Hostetler,
award for having the highest nro- fat, and 8,707 pounds of protein at Their BAA was 107.8.
Braund To Speak
Dr. Darwin Braund, professor of
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4-H and FFA members of the Chester County Holstein Club are recognized for their
achievements. From the left, In the front row, are Misti Gawerys, Vicki Hewitt, and
Bradley Guest for his sister Christln. In the back row, from the left, is Desiree Tomlin
son, Tom Herr, Mike Troop, and Julie Kulp.
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Lancaster Fanning, Saturday, November 9, 1996-A27
To Dairymen’s Club
Poa B e Grant-in-Aid and Service
dinner-meeting. His topic is to Awa rd winners.
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