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—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, Jan. 15. 1977
Fava wins
HARRISBURG - Penn
sylvania Guernsey breeders
met here at the Farm Show
on Monday for some friendly
and traditional competition,
and then met the following
day for their 46th annual
meeting, at which time
recognition was bestowed on
several of the association’s
members.
Taking the most
prestigious awards in the
senior division at Tuesday’s
luncheon meeting in Camp
Hill were K.D. and Else
Linde of Oxford, Avalong
Lee Yost presents plaque to Outstanding
Guernsey Boy, William Romberger.
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Guernsey youths who were cows were, left to right, Tina Rutter,
recognized at the Guernsey banquet Rick Crider, and Jennifer Harding
this week for owning high producing representing her brother. Jeffrey
Farms of York and Dennis C.
Wolff from Millville. All
three were recognized for
outstanding performances m
the production field.
But taking most of the
glory that sunny and bitter
cold afternoon was Alisa
Marie Fava, who for the
second year in a row
received a trophy resem
bling the kind which is
normally reserved for great
sports teams. Known as the
Sewickley Guernsey Cattle
Club Trophy, the award has
been given annual since 1938
At Guernsey meeting
top Guernsey trophies
to an outstanding member of
the Guernsey Cattle Club.
Miss Fava also received the
George W. Snyder Award, a
large bowl symbolizing
championship at the 1976
Junior Dairy Show.
The Washington County
girl didn’t stop there with her
winnings. Not surprisingly,
she also captured the Out
standing Girl Award.
Her champion at the Farm
Show and at the 1976 Junior
Show, which is a part of the
Pennsylvania All-American,
was “Applebrook Corporals
Cass.”
The outstanding boy in the
Pennsylvania Guernsey
Breeders’ Association is
William Romberger of
Pitman, Schuylkill County.
Production awards in the
youth division were given to
Tina Rutter for her 2-year
old cow’s record. “Rutter
Brothers Hornets Ruth”
produced 13,908 pounds of
milk and 660 of fat in 305 days
on twice a day milking.
A 3-year old cow, “Penn
Del Charming Patty,”
earned owner Rick Crider of
Nottingham an award for
her production: 12,286
pounds of milk and 575 of fat.
Jeff Harding of Brookville
won the honor with his 4-year
old cow, “Maplevale I. Chi
Chi,” which produced 15,412
and 635 pounds of milk and
butterfat, respectively.
Harding also won an award
with his 5-year old, “Clover
Clad Nancy,” which pumped,
out 12,500 pounds-of milk and
523 of fat.
Linde and his family were
recognized for having had
the highest DHIA average
among Pennsylvania’s
Alisa Marie Fava from Scenery Hill,
Washington County, received several
trophies at the Guernsey meeting
this week. The one she’s pictured
with is only the largest one. She was
recognized as champion of the 1977
Farm Show, champion-of the 1976
Guernsey herds. The
family’s 49 cows averaged
13,848 pounds of milk and 646
pounds of butterfat.
Avalong Farms had the
high cow for milk in 1976.
Their Happy Hill F.
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