The Mail-Journal, Volume 5, Number 26, Milford, Kosciusko County, 2 August 1967 — Page 22

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Outstanding Dairy Couples Named For PMA District 17 and 18 Mr. and Mrs. Richard EL Bokhart, 62100 Elm Road, Mishawaka, and Mr. and Mrs. Larry G. Dodt, r 2j Royal Center, have been selected as , the' 1967 outstanding young dairy

PARKING The parking will be handled again this year by the Kosciusko County Shrine Club. A minimum charge of 50c will be made for parking your car at the fair. Windshield stickers for season parking will be sold in advance for $2.00. INSTRUCTIONS: 1. All livestock exhibitors should enter the east gate and must have a sticker. 2. All feed for livestock must enter east gate and must have a sticker. \ 3. All official cars may enter any gate and have a sticker. 4. Exhibitors and concessionaires are to use east and west gates only and have sticker. 5. All trackside and Racing Cars must enter West ‘I gate. 4-H DRESS REVUE Presentation of 4-H Tenure Awards MONDAY EVENING, AUG. 7 8:00 p.m. FREE - Public is invited

Wednesday. August 2, 1967

couples of District# 17 and 18, Pure Milk Association, according to Glen Schafer, Lakeville, and Harold Smith, Akron, the district’s representatives on the PMA board erf directors. PMA district 17 is made up of over 1 500 dairy farmer members in Elkhart, Kosciusko, LaG range, LaPorte. 1 Marshall. Noble, St. Joseph and

Starke counties, Ind., and Berrien, Cass and St. Joseph counties, Mich. District 18 is made up of Benton, Carroll. Cass. Elkhart. Fulton, Jasper, Kosciusko, LaPorte, Marshall, Miami, Newton, Noble, Porter, Pulaski. Starke. Tippecanoe, Warren. White and Whitley counties. The association lias a total of 18 districts in Indiana. Illinois and Wisconsin. All PMA districts are selecting a couple to compete for the title of outstanding young dairy couple of Pure Milk Association. This competition will take place August 28-29 at the Pick-Congress Hotel, Chicago. The district couple which wins the association title and the runnerup

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couple will each receive an all-ex-pense paid trip to the annual convention of the National Milk Producers Federation in Miami Beach, Fla., November 12-16, where they will be active as National Young Co-opera-tors. The latter organization and PMA’s program are designed to encourage and build leadership among young people in dairying. Mr. Bokhart is 31 years of age. He operates a 235 acre dairy and grain farm and owns 50 per cent of a herd of 28 milking Holsteins. His milk is shipped to Mishawaka Farmers Dairy. Mr. Dodt ships milk to Dean Foods Co. at Rochester. When in 4-H work

he won many 4-H awards. Upon graduation from Royal Center Regional high school in 1955, he was awarded die DeKalb Agricultural Achievement award for scholarship and agricultural skills. Mr. and Mrs. Dodt are the parents of two children, Gary, 10, and Shem% age 9. The Bokharts have three children: Rhonda. 11, Kelly, 7, and Richard 8., 3. Fescue to be used for winter pasture should be given a chance to grow during August and September, point out Purdue university extension agronomists.