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Tharaday, March 27, 1907
RETURN TO FARM CALF
50.00-120.0 a
GOOD VEAL; 30.00-49.00.
COMMON VEAL: 10.00-29.00.
CHOICE STEERS: 64.0040.00.
SELECT STEERS: 39.0043.00.
COMMON STEERS: 47.00-30.0 a
COMMERCIAL COWS; 36.00-46.00
CANNBRS-CUTTERS: 3000-37.00.
SHELLS: 2XOO-29.00.
SELECT HEIFERS: 55.0041.00.
COMMON HEIFERS; 45.0054.00.
GOOD FEEDERS: 63.0065.50
COMMON FEEDERS: 22.0062.00.
BULLS: 35.0043.00
GOOD HOGS: 47.0050.50.
HEAVY HOGS: 400048.00.
SOWS: 45.0047.00.
ROUGHS: 35.0036.00.
Easter Goat & Lamb
Sale
Carlisle Livestock
March 21, 1997
TREND ACTIVE
LAMBS; 401 HEAD. 15-25 LBS. COU
PLE HEAD 180.00-200.00; GOOD AND
CHOICE 26-29 LBS. 200.00-232.50;
30-39 LBS. 185.00-230.00, COUPLE
MEDIUM TO 178.00; 40-49 LBS.
170.00- COUPLE MEDIUM TO
165.00; 50-59 LBS. 137.50-160.00; 60-69
LBS. 127.50-150.00; 70-79 LBS.
120.00- 80-110 LBS.
105.00-
WOOL LAMBS: 80-120 LBS
72.0096.00.
SHEEP: ALL WEIGHTS TO 75.00.
GOATS: 323 HEAD. FANCY KIDS
56,0071.00; FLESHY KIDS 42.0055.00;
SMALL/THIN KIDS TO 42.00; MEDIUM
TO LARGE NANNIES AND BILLIES TO
103.00.
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Spring has sprung in Pennsylvania
and tbit means it’s time for Pen
nsylvania Jersey breeders to head
to Schuylkill County for the 1997
Pennsylvania Jersey Convention.
Scheduled for Friday, April 18
and Saturday, April 19, at the Riv
er Inn in Pottsville, die annual
gathering will allow young and
old to share their experiences with
Jerseys, watch as a new Jersey
Queen in crowned, applaud for
many award recipients and bid on
one of many top notch consign
ments for die annual spring sale.
The festivities lock off at 6:00
Friday night with a social hour fol
lowed by the youth awards ban
quet Dining the evening program,
Pennsylvania will crown a new
queen and will distribute youth
achievement awards, production
awards and scholarships.
While at the banquet Jersey
enthusiasts will feast on a choice
of Roast Turkey with dressing or
Ham Hawaiian. Both meals are
$l2 per person (children under 10,
$6 each).
On Saturday morning at 8:00,
breakfast will be saved at the
hotel at a cost of $6 per person.
After the breakfast, the 1997
annual meeting will convene with
president Don Stonerook at the
helm.
Hie featured speaker for the
morning program is Calvin
Covington, executive secretary of
the American Jersey Cattle Asso
cation, who will speak on milk
pricing.
The Distinguished Service
award will also be presented at
this time to Jersey breeders who
have dedicated much of their lives
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Following a pre-sale meal at
Meadowview Farm, Pine Grove,
PA, the Pennsylvania Spring
Jersey cattle sale is sure to draw
some attention as consignments
from across the nation are led
across the auction Mock.
Starting at noon, the sale fea
tures consignments from Pennsyl
vania and across the nation sired
by Khan, Bold Daniel, Berretta,
Barber, Alf and many others.
Included in the sale are heifers
with flush potential, choice of
flushes and many herd building
heifers ready to freshen.
Also offered at the sale will be
several Pot of Gold calves for the
younger crowd. Twenty-five per
cent of the gross from the sale of
these animals will be set aside in a
Pot of Gold fund to be distributed
in the year 2000. The owner of the
calf which made the highest pro
duction record on her first lacta
tion wins part of the “Pot of Gold”
as do the second and third place
winners. All official rules and reg
ulations which must be followed
to be eligible to win are printed in
the 1997 PJCA spring sale
catalog.
Be sure to make your reserva
tions soon to take part in this
action-packed weekend.
For more information about the
sale, contact Jersey Marketing
Service at (614) 861-3636; Craig
Rhein at (717) 345-3383; or the
Dreisbachs at (610) 562-3966.
Room reservations should be
made directly with the River Inn,
RD 3, Box 3728, Pottsville, PA
17901; phone (717) 385-2407. Be
sure to mention you’re with the
354-4271
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A.I. Business Announces
Platinum Sires
TUNKHANNOCK (Wyoming
Co.) Sire Power has recently
released an elite group of young
bulls called Platinum Sires.
9H2219 SFL Slocum Belvedere
*TL is sired by Glen-Toctin Slo
cum. He was bred by G.W. and
Shari Snider of Goshen, Indiana.
His dam, SFL M Bootpeg Bleva-
ET is a Very Good-88, Mascot
daughter with 31,740 pounds of
milk, 1,378 pounds of fat, and
1,171 pounds protein:
Venus and Trent Henkes of
Luana, lowa bred 9H2246 Henke
seen Hilton-Tw TL. This bull is
an Emprise Bell Ellon *BL son
from Henkeseen M Hillary-ET.
She is a Very Good-89, Cunics-M
Holiday-ET daughter. Her record
at 2-1 in 36S days is, 29,610 of
milk, 1,085 fat and 1,076 protein.
Another sire bred by the Henk
es is 9H2258 Henkeseen Mer
cedes. He is a Townson Lindy-ET
son. The dam is Henkeseen Bell
Meni, who is classified 2E-90,
with an Excellent Mammary Sys
tem(MS). She is also a Dam of
Merit (DOM). She has three
records over 30,000 of milk with a
lifetime fat test of 3.9% and 3.4%
protein.
9H2266 Chapel-Bank Elton
Farmer is an Emprise Bell Elton
son bred by Chapel Bank Farms in
Hobart, New York. His dam,
Plushanski Thor Famey-ET is a
Very Good-88, Excellent Mam
mary system, Exranco Thor
daughter. Her 2-2,365 day record
Pennsylvania Jersey Cattle Asso
ciation to receive the discount rate
of $5l per room, double occupan
cy. Reservations must be made by
April 4. The River Inn is located
on Route 61 between Pottsville
and Schuylkill Haven.
All meal reservations should be
sent directly to Robert and Helene
Dreisbach, 94 Academy Road,
Hamburg, PA 19526. Please
enclose a check made out to
Robert Dreisbach and send all
information to the Dreisbachs
before April 4.
UncMter Fuming, Saturday, March 29, 1997-Al7
of 38,210 of milk. 3.6%, 1368 fat
and 3.4% 1309 of protein, is sec
ond for fat and third for protein in
New York.
Mark W. Meyers of Greencas
de. Pennsylvania is the breeder of
9H229S Tidy-Brook Brant-ET.
This son of MaizeSeld Bellwood-
ET is from Tidy-Brook Sally Gci
tus. She is seated Very Good-87
with an Excellent-MS. Her 2-0
record, in 36S days, is 30,946 of
milk, 1.079 f, and 1,010 of protein.
She is sired by Bis-May Tradition
Cleitus.
The breeders of 9H2308 Mr.
Den Barb Felder Carl-ET are A JL.
Felder Farms and Dennis Yousey
of Cazenovia, New York. This
bull is sired by 528 Etazon
Celsius-ET. Miss Deb-Barb Glob
al Cora, VG-89, EX-MS is the
dam. She is a daughter of
Rothrock Tradition Leadman. Her
2-5 record ranks first in the nation
for milk and protein. In 365 days
she made 44,760 m, 2,028 f, and
1,632 p.
A Norrielake Cleitus Luke, red
carrier son bred by Bruce M. Bol
linger, Lebanon, in another Plati
num sire. 9H2190 Miste-Hollow
Luke Wisdom-ET *TL *RC is
from Norz-Hill Leader Whissell,
VG-87. This Kinglea Leader
daughter has a 4-6 record of
31,190 m, 1,316 f, and 1,162 of
protein.
9H2159 Spring-Dream
Juncture-ET *TL *RC is another
red carrier Leader son. His dam is
Springfort S-Wind Jina-ET *TL.
This Southwind Bell of Bar-Lee
daughter is scored Very Good-88
with an EX-MS. She has a 2-5
record of 27,570 m, 1,228 f, and
948 p. This young sire was bred by
Spring Dream Farmers in Marsh
field, Wisconsin.
9H2294 RGI Mstone Sly-Red is
a Brooknook Milestone-Red-ET
son from a Very Good (VG)-89
point Blackstar daughter. SFL
Blackstar Sheena-ET *RC has a
top record of 26,960 of milk,
1,113 f and 823 p. This red sire was
bred by Regal Genetics, Inc., in
Watertown, Wisconsin.