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Chris Gitt wins Holstein distinguished junior honors
9 ERIE Chrissy Gitt, Lit
tlestown, was named the
distinguished junior member
during awards ceremonies at the
Pennsylvania _ Holstein
Association’s annual state con
vention, held here at the Hilton
Hotel. -
The daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Gitt, Penn Gate Farm,
Chris has been breeding and
exhibiting her registered Holsteins
for 12 years. She owns a herd of 33
animals, two-thrids of them bred
by her during project work in
Junior Holstein and the Adams
County 4-H dairy dub.
A graduate of Littlestown High
School, Chrissy is a senior at
Virginia Polytechnic Institute.
She’s a member of the Virginia
Tech Dairy Club and Alpha
Gamma Rho, the agricultural
top milk, fat producers
ERIE Junior - owned milking
cattle take a back seat to no (me, as
awards presented during last
weekend’s Pennsylvania Holstein
Association’s junior convention
indicate.
Several winners in ,the junior
milk and fat production com
petition came in with records over
25,000 milk and 1000 fat, earning
their youthful owners recognition
from the state junior group.
John Burket of East Freedom
took three awards, one with his
four-year-old for milk production,
and both milk and fat honors in the
five-year division with Burket
Falls Elevation Sophia.
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fraternity, and chaired die dairy
club’s annual cheese sale which
■grossed over $30,000.
In 1981, Chrissy wona seat on the
Virginia Tech dairy judging team,
which placed first overall at the
Eastern States Exposition. She
took top honors in presenting oral
reasons. The VPI team also placed
secodd overall at' the Eastern
National judging Hie the Central
National.
Chrissy’s cattle have won
numerous championships over the
past several years and earned her
Junior -All-Pennsylvania com
petition honors.
As winner of the senior division,
Chrissy’s Junior Member records
and scrapbook will be entered for
national competition, with winners
to be announced at the 1983
National Holstein Convention in
The' Ohlinger sisters of Berks
County claimed three awards
between them, with Cathleen’s
entries winning in the two-year
milk and fat divisions, while
Constance’s entry topped the
three-year-old fat production
category. x
A listing of the top three winners
in each category follows:
2 YEAR OLD -MILK
1. Cathleen J. Ohlinger, R 2, Mohrsville, Berks
County, Reu-Hel Farms Glendal Fuzzy, 2-01305 d
25,646 m 3 4% 8651
2 Bobbi Jo-Hoover, RDIBS, Martmsburg, Blair
County. Hi-De-Ho Sensation Connie, 2-04 305 d
23,214 m 3 8% 8761
3 Jonathan Keener. 544 Hunsicher Rd, Telford,
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