A24-Lancaster Farming, Saturday, September 19, 1998
Jersey Youth Plan Fall Activities
LIBERTY (Tioga Co.) This
fall, make plans to join newly ap
pointed Jersey Youth Director Pat
Rassau, of Butler County, at
several fall events.
First, for all Junior Jersey Asso
ciation members who are heading
to Harrisburg for the State Junior
Dairy Show, be sure to attend the
annual meeting and pizza party
held Sunday, Sept 20, at 7 p.m.
The meal is free for all members
and will be served in a meeting
room on the second floor of the
main exhibition hall.
During the Junior Dairy Show
on the 21st, a committee will be
watching from ringside to select
animals to represent Pennsylvania
at the North American Interna
tional Livestock Exhibition
(NAILE) at Louisville, Kentucky.
If your animal is selected,
you’ll have the chance to pack
your bags and enjoy the oppor
tunity of a lifetime, competing
with Jerseys from across North
America. This year’s junior show
at NAILE is slated for Saturday,
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Show, Schuylkill County Fair
grounds, Summit Station, 9
a.m.
Adams County Ag Center Cam
paign Kickoff, site is located off
Old Harrisburg Road across
from the Adams County
National Bank Branch office, 2
p.m.-5 p.m.
Swine Skill-a-Thon, Berks County
Tuesday, September 29
Morrison Cove Community Fair,
Martinsburg, thru Oct. 2.
Pumpkin Variety Demonstration,
Penn Vermont Farm, Bedmin
ster, 1:30 p.m.-6:30 p.m.
Rural and Farm Safety Day, Troy
Fairgrounds, 9 a.m.-3 p.m.
Wednesday. September 30
Glade Valley Community Show,
Walkersville High School,
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(America’s Oldest—Since 1858)
PO Box 337
Paradise, Pa.
(717) 687-7631
The trip to Louisville is funded
largely through donations from
businesses and individuals
throughout Pennsylvania. If you
would like to make a contribution,
contact David Norman, PJCA
secrctary/treasurcr, at 717-324-
5631 or send one to him at RR 1,
Box 30, Liberty, PA 16930.
Rassau was recently appointed
to fill the position of youth direc
tor. She and her husband, Charles
operate a small Jersey farm in But
ler County. She and her children
have been active in Jersey youth
activities for several years.
Other newly elected officers of
the Pennsylvania Jersey Cattle-As
sociation include: President Lori,
Sollenberger, Everett: Vice Presi
dent Jeff Reasner, Shippensburg;
Secretary-Treasurer David Nor
man, Liberty; Jersey Letter Editor
Margot Spangenbcrg, Starrucca.
For more information about ad
ditional Junior Jersey activities,
contact Rassau at 473 Monroe
Road, Sarvcr, PA 16055 or call
her at (724) 353-9681.
Walkcrsville, thru OcL 2.
Calvert County Fair, Barstow, thru
OcL 4.
Brunswick FFA-FFA Alumni
Community Show, Brunswick
High School, Brunswick, thru
Oct. 1.
New Holland Farmers Fair, New
Holland, thru Oct 3.
Thurscla.v, October 1
Keystone International Livestock
Expo, Farm Show Complex,
Tri-Valley Community Fair,
Hcgins, thru Oct 4.
Field Day On Seasonal Daily
Grazing, Cove Mt. Farm, Mer-
cersburg, 10 a.m.-4 p.m.
6th Annual Ickesburg Fire Com
pany Perry County Old Iron
Club Antique Days, Fire Com
pany Grounds, Ickesburg, thru
Oct. 4.
Farm Heritage Days
Vintage Farm Equipment Demonstrations
Old-Time Working Blacksmith Shop
Antique Cars & Trucks • Wagon Rides
Food • Arts & Crafts Show • Flea Market
Live Country & Bluegrass Music Saturday
Live Blucgrass Gospel Church Service 10:00 a.m. Sunday
1052001 d Frederick Road, Woodstock, MD 21163
Information 8c Directions: 410-988-8165 or4lo-531-2569
Heritage Days
WOODSTOCK,
Md. Members of the
Howard County Anti
que Farm Machinery
Club Inc. are preparing
for its third annual How
ard County Farm Herit
age Days.
The event is to be
held on Sept. 26-27 at
Mt. Pleasant Farm in
Woodstock, Maiyland,
about 5 miles west of
historic Ellicott City.
The farm a 232-acre
tract, had been in the
Brown family for eight
generations until it was
deeded to including a
working blacksmith
shop, have been pre
served, as has the bicen
tennial tulip poplar and
the gardens surrounding
the house.
On Sunday morning
at 10 a.m. a live blue
grass gospel church ser
vice will be held.
The event allows the
farmers to share their
love and knowledge of
historic farm life in
Howard County. For
more information, call
(410) 531-2569.
3rd Annual Howard County
Presented By
The Howard County Antique BtrmMachmery Club
September 26 & 27,1998
9:00 am - 6:oopm • Rain or Shine • Free Admission
Mt. Pleasant Farm
Solanco Fair Dairy
While three of the four champions of the Solanco Fair Brown Swiss dairy show are
owned by Joshua Hushon, he is missing from the photo. From the left, his mother Patti
Hushon holds the halter of his reserve junior champion, brother Joseph Hushon
holds the halter of Joshua’s junior champion; Barbara Richardson holds the halter of
Joshua’s reserve grand champion, and Erica Lloyd holds the halter of her own grand
champion.
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