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operating expenses totaling
$935.61.
The Lancaster County Holstein
Show had an income of $2,290
with expenses totaling $2,007.43,
which left a net income of only
$282.57.
For the year, total income,
including membership rebate, was
$7,095.91 with expenses totaling
$6,833.96 for a grand total net
income of only $261.95. Com
bined with a beginning balance of
$2,256.25 and income from 1998-
1999 activities totaling $261.95, in
addition to a certificate of deposit
earning $BO on interest in the past
year (bringing the CD to
$2,106.58), the net worth of the
club was $4,624.78.
Three new directors to serve
three-year terms were elected at
the banquet. They included Mike
Eby, Dave Wenger, and David
Stoltzfoos.
Eby, club president from Gor
donville, milks 52 cows, has 107
head total, and is serving his third
year on the board. Wenger, from
Manheim, has served the last three
years. And Stoltzfoos milks 60
cows in Leola.
Awards were presented at the
banquet Winning the senior divi
sions were the following:
• Aged cow, milk production,
went to Leroy Hoover for Lee-Lis
Greenhouse
Barn
Available
at Holstein
Convention
CARLISLE
(Cumberland Co )
Pennsylvania Holstein
Association will again
be housing an annual
com ention sale of ani
mals m a yieenhouse
barn the week of Feb
13, 2000 in Carlisle,
prior to the sale Feb
18 at 7 p m.
The greenhouse
barn, provided
through Harnois
Greenhouse Supply
Company will be
available for sale at a
generous discount
after the convention.
The sale committee is
looking for interested
individuals who would
like to explore this
opportunity further.
The greenhouse barns
offer a very cost-effec
tive shelter that pro
vides natural ventila
tion and lighting as
well as maximum ani
mal comfort.
Interested individ
uals should contact
Bill Allen at (717)
944-1374
Trifecta Lois, 305 D, 45,608 m,
1,478 f, 1,287 p, sired by Nower
land Trifecta.
• Aged cow, fat and protein pro
duction, also went to Leroy Hoov
er for Lee-Lis Trifecta Lois.
• 4-year-old cow, milk produc
tion, was Marvin Stoltzfoos, Leo
la, with cow #46, 305 d, 44,291 m,
1.551 f, and 1,224 p, sired by
Rothrock Tradition Lcadman.
•4-year-old cow, fat and pro
tein, went to cow #46, Marvin
Stoltzfoos, Leola.
• Senior 3-year-old, milk pro
duction, went to Marvin Stolt
zfoos, Leola, for Mar-R Mascot,
sired by Singing Brook MB Mas
cot The cow was 305 d, 40,797 m,
1,213 f, and 1,326 p.
• Senior 3-year-old, fat and pro
tein, went to Leroy Hoover for
Elwillow Cowboy Myrtle, 305 d,
39,021 m, 1,617 f, 1,199 p, sired by
Glee-Hi Michael.
• Junior 3-year-old, milk pro
duction, went to David Stoltzfoos,
Leola, for Dunwood Golden Kim,
305 d, 46,154 m, 1,212 f, and
1,262 p.
• Senior 2-year-old, milk pro
duction, went to Marvin Stoltzfoos
for Mar-R BK Ruby, 305 d,
41,207 m, l,2oof,and 1,234 p, sired
by Mar-R Blackstar Ted.
• Senior 2-year-old, fat and pro
tein, also went to Marvin Stolt
zfoos for Mar-R BK Ruby.
• Junior 2-year-old, milk pro
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At the Lancaster County Holstein Association banquet last week, junior winners
were announced. From left, Elisa Ranck, Lancaster County dairy princess; Blake Bru
baker; Crystal Brubaker; and Mike Eby, association president.
duction, went to Marvin Stoltzfoos
for Mar-R Aerostar Joyce, 30Sd,
37,206 m, 1,1 Ilf, 978 p, sired by
Madawaska Aerostar.
• Junior 2-year-old, fat and pro
tein, also went to Marvin Stolt-
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In the junior awards division,
Cheryl Heishcy, daughter of Dale
and Martha Hetshey, Ronks, won
the milk-fat-protcin honors in the
2-ycar-old division for her cow,
Melody Lawn Merit Addie, 305 d,
pounds milk, 974 pounds
fat, and 832 pounds protein.
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Three-year-old cow winners
were Blake Brubaker, son of Low
ell and Deb Brubaker, Manheim,
for Hilltop- Heritage Cutie-Et,
305 d, 22438 m, 872 f, 744 p, and
his sister Crystal, for Hilltop Herit-
age Catrina-ET, 305 d, 26,263 m,
810 f, and 789 p.