46—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, March 4,1978
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A knowledgeable team composed of four dairy
farm youths from Franklin County captured the
championship of the first dairy bowl competition
sponsored by the Pennsylvania Junior Holstein
Association during the recent statewide con
vention. Members of the winning team are: left to
right Maryanne Johnson, 14, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Paul Johnson, Mercersburg R 2; Paul Cashell,
14, son of Mr. and Mrs. George Cashell, Cham
bersburg R 6; Jesse Reichard, 15, son of Mr. and
Pa. Holstein
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Roaring Branch; Jeffrey
Miller, Linglestown; Cyn
thia Shirey, Beavertown;
and Sharon Troutman,
Richland. Winners in the
Junior Division were:
Christine Gitt, Littlestown
and John Peters, Port
Matilda. In the Dairy Bowl
contest Franklin County was
the winner out of thirteen
competing teams.
New officers of the Penn
sylvania Junior Holstein
Associaton are: President -
Linda Kauffman,
Elizabethtown; Vice-Preis
ent - Douglas Seipt, Easton;
Secretary - Linda Kline,
Knox; Treasurer - John
Zimmerman, Mifflinburg;
and Reporter - Melanie
Alsdorf, Spartansburg.
Russell L. Jones, Little
Meadows, and John D. Cope,
Grantham, were elected
Pennsylvania Holstein
Association president and
vice-president respectively.
Samuel F. Minor,
Washington, was elected
treasurer and Fred Strouse,
Centre Hall, Pa. was elected
to the executive committee.
Serving as subcommittee
chairmen for the convention
were; Dr. and Mrs. Larry
Specht, Boalsburg; Mr. and
Mrs. James E. Howes,
Warriors Mark; Mr. and
Mrs. Joe Hartle, Jr.,
Bellefonte; Kenneth Mowry,
Roaring Springs; Obie
Snider, Imler; Mrs. Roger T.
Green, Warriors Mark; Mr.
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