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Register For
Youth Dairy
Judging Schools
The Pennsylvania Holstein
Association junior judging school
deadlines are fast approaching.
Two excellent school have been
planned for all junior members,
regardless of breed orientation.
The Centre/Clinton clubs will host
the July 6-7th school with David
Trotter serving as school instruc
tor. The Lebanon club will host the
July 8-9th school with Matthew
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ADDRESS,
PHONE
WESTERN - CENTRE/CLINTON CLUB - JULY 6-7
EASTERN - LEBANON COUNTY - JULY 8-9
1 HAVE ENCLOSED $
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SEND RESERVATIONS AND MAKE CHECK PAYABLE TO;
PENNSYLVANIA HOLSTEIN ASSOCIATION
839 BENNER PIKE
STATE COLLEGE PA 16801
(814)234-0364
(Closing bids: Thursday, June 18, 1998)
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Summer
Wanner serving as the school
instructor.
The school each run from 12:00
noon to 12:00 noon. Fees include
school costs, the evening meal and
lodging fdr those that stay over
night. Participants will have the
opportunity to judge classes, work
on reasons and renew acquain
tances. The registration deadline is
June 26th.
1998 JUNIOR JUDGING SCHOOL
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PA 16801
STATE COLLEGE (Centre
Co.) The Pennsylvania Hols
tein Association has announced
plans for its annual picnic to be
held July 26 at Edenbrook Farms
in Knox, Clarion County.
The picnic is a statewide Hosl
tcin event, and all Holstein enthu
siasts are welcome to attend for a
day of fellowship and relaxation.
Tickets need to be ordered by
July 15.
Send a completed order form
and check made payable to “Pen
nsylvania Holstein Association,”
and send it to: Pennsylvania Hols
tein Association, 839 Benner Pike,
State College, Pa. 16801.
The cost of the event is $5 per
adult, $3 per child aged 12 or
younger.
The schedule of events begins at
noon with lunch prepared by the
Pennsylvania Beef Council, and
beverages and dessert being pro
vided courtesy of local dairies and
cooperatives.
$25 OO - OVERNIGHT - Includes school cost, room and evening meal
$ 13.00 - COMMUTER • Includes evening meal
$ 500 Off for additional child in the family
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FAX 814-234-1698
Pa. Holstein Association
Announces Picnic Plans
NAME:
ADDRESS:
PHONE
NUMBER OF ADULTS AT $5 EACH:
NUMBER OF YOUTH (12 and under) AT $3 EACH:
Send ticket order form with check payable to: Pennsylvania Holstein Association, to
539 Benner Pike. State College PA, 16801.
Keith and Debbie Decker are the
owners of Edenbrook Farms and
the farm is located along Popetown
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From Interstate 80 Exit 7 (near
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3.5 miles and turn right (east) onto
Popetown Road. The Riverside
Market is a landmark for Pope
town Road. The farm is located
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