A22-Lancaster Farming, Saturday, February 15, 1992
Holstein
Youth Hold
Convention
(Continued from Pag* A 1)
from Perry County came back
from an earlier defeat to win the
double-elimination contest over
the team from Somerset County.
The Perry team included Marel
Raub, Lisa Hass, Colleen Kretz
ing, and Jenny Hummel. Their
coaches are Logan Bower and Peg
gy Raub.
Sommerset team members are
Thaddeus Will, Matthew Weloch,
Jenny Welch, and Heather Welch.
Their coaches are David and Con
nie Welch.
The winning Cumberland and
Perry County teams will represent
Pennsylvania in the National Hols
tein Dairy Bowl contest to be held
June 28 to July 1.1992 during the
National Holstein Convention in
Salt Lake City. Utah.
Distinguished Junior Members
WARRENDALE (Allegheny
Co.) —Six finalists and the win
ners woe recognized at the Junior
Holstein Convention, last week.
The finalists were chosen from a
field of 14 contestants. Each was
selected based on a scrapbook list
ing activities and leadership
involvement in Holstein work,
school and community activities.
The winners are Matthew
Lawrence, son of Paul and Penny
Lawrence; and Suzy Stutzman,
daughter of Mike and Barbara
Stutzman.
Other finalists were: Erica
Davis, Kutztown; Dianne Clock,
Mifflin; Craig Walton, Carlisle;
and Wade Sturgeon, Fombell.
bp Junior Production Winners Named
WARRENDALE (Allegheny Co) Pennsylvania Junior Hols
tein members were honored (or their participation in the milk, (at
and protein production contest at the Associations Annual Awards
Banquet on February 9, Sheraton Inn, Warrendale There were
233 entries in this years contest
Listed are the top 3 placmgs for each category, including
entrants name, cows name the actual production
1991 Junior Holstein Milk Winner*
2 Y*ar Old
Ag* Lbs. Milk Lbs Fat Lbs Pro
Name Cow’s Name
Patricia Millar, M-Maplegrove (total* Mystify 204
Michael Daugherty, Oar-View Big Al Fettle 2-00
Daniel Hoppaugh, Joneslea Elvale Lucia 2-t0
3 Year Old
David Lentz, Brook Lynn-Acres Gold Blondy 3-09
Michael Daugherty, Da.'-View Hager Princess 300
Miriam Kelly, Spnng Lane Mark Meg 3-04
4 Year Old
Cory, Meyers, Ro-Meyer Precious Pnde Cory 4-10
Rebecca Kelly. Spring-Lane Bell Sadie 4-11
Leslie Nirschl, Country Road Glory Ned Boy 4-02
5 Year Old and Over
Michael Daugherty, Melwood Naomi Jason
lark
Enca Davis, Sia-Onas Bell Mary
Duane Noil Honayglo Tradition
Sandie
Teresa Mcilwain, Cha Do Nad Boy
Carran
Adam Tams. Alright Dixicrat Ana
Michalla Jaymas. Oaklaigh Valiant Sammy
Opal
3 Yaar Old
Michaal, Daugherty, Dar View Stewart
Junior Holstein members who have bred and own an Excel
lent cow as recognized at the Junior Holstein Convention
are, left to right, front. John Foster 111, and Lisa Rankin.
Back, Ryan Rynd, and Ronald Riedel.
Junior Holstein Convention Report
All-Pennsylvania Winners
The Holstein Dairy Bowl junior division winners are,
front, Matthew Day, and David Day. Back, John Leib, Jr., and
Heath Ocker, with Coach Ann Day.
Stutzman Lawrence.
In the senior division, David
Lentz, son of Robert and Sandy
Lentz and Matthew Wanner, son
of Alfred and Carolynne Wanner
were the winners. These two
young people will represent Pen
nsylvania in the National Distin
guished Junior Member contest at
28.392
26,516
25,950
964
938
1,044
27.641
27,593
27,266
1,214
991
1,045
30,618
30.514
26,902
33,096
32.575
29 440
2 Year Old
1,252
957
25.336
23.520
23,048
Beme
Minam Kelly, Spnng-Lane Mark Meg
Greg, Wenger, Dimon-Acres Jean
4 Year Old
Cory Meyers. Ho*Meyer Precious Pride
Cory
Duane Noll. Len-Lyn Chief Mark
Mia
Leslie Nirschl, Country-Road Glory
Ned Boy
4-02
5 Yur Old ind Ovtr
Stevon Bollinger, Willow Maplo Very
Marcy
Daniel Hoppaugh, Salter Bank
Danger
Minam Kelly, Spnng-Lane Meg Mistletoe
2 Year Old
Palncia Miller, M-Maplegrove Rotate Mystify
Michael Daugherty, Dar-View Big Al Feftie
Daniel Hoppaugh, Joneslea Ekrale Lucia
3 Year Old
David Lentz, Brook-Lynn-Acres Gold 3-09
Mnam Kelly, Spnng-Lana Mark Meg 3-04
Stephanie Wagner, Ju-Vindale Ned Boy
Vennessa 3-00
4 Yaat Old
Cory Mayors, Ro-M*y*f Praaous Pnd*
Cory
Laali* Nirschl, Country-Road Glory
Nad Gay
Duan* Noll, Lan-Lyn Chwl Mark '
Mia
1,036
1,011
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Mdiaal Daughafty, Matwood Naonu Jason
Lark 6-06 33.096 9t7
Enca Davis, Sia-Onas Ball Mary 6-01 32.575 983
Slavan Bollingar, Willow Mapla Vary Rockatl 7-02 28.587 1.059
Wannar
the National Holstein Convention
in June.
Other finalists in the senior divi
sion were: Brian Chapman, Water
ford; Dirk Sattazahn, Womelsdorf;
Eric Stine, PA Furnace; and Scott
Yousc, Oley.
24,832 1069
27,266 1,044
20,465 1 019
30,818 1,214
26,497 1,109
28,902 1,045
26,901 1,148
24,378 1 138
28,621 1,131
28,392 889
26,516 783
25,950 874
27,641 964
27,266 1,044
26,162 807
4-10 30.818 1,214
4-02 28.902 1,045
4-07 26,497 1,109
Boyer
Recognized
WARRENDALE, (Allegheny
Co.) —The Pennsylvania Junior
Holstein Association recognized
Bridgette Boyer, York, for deve
loping a herd of Registered Hols
tein cattle that enabled her to
receive the Junior Progressive
Breeder award. Bridgette bred and
developed at least three cows that
met the criteria set forth to earn the
award. Her cows are: Sunnybend
Sexy Icicle B Star Ex-90, 5-10 y
WARRENDALE (Allegheny Co.) —The 1991 Junior All-
Pennsylvania show awards were presented to the winning junior mem
bo's at the Pennsylvania Junior Holstein Convention. There are four
teen classes recognized in the Junior All-Pennsylvania contest
John Foster 111, received one Junior All-Pennsylvania award and
two reserve awards. Justin Burdette, had an an All Pennsylvania and a
Reserve All-Pennsylvania winner. Thirty-five other juniors received
recognition the the contest There were 71 entries.
Winners are listed as follows:
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Scholarship winners are, left to right, back, Brian Chap
man, Eric Stine, and Matthew Wanner. Front, Michael
Hensel, with Bill Nichol, executive secretary, Pennsylvania
Holstein Association.
Warrendale (Allegheny
Co.) —The Pennsylvania Holstein
Association recognized four indi
viduals for their work with Hols
teins, community involvement,
school activities and leadership
abilities. Each of these young men
was a recepient of the Pennsylva
nia Junior Holstein Achievement
Scholarship. The scholarship is a
$5OO award to be used for
education.
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1.011
908
305 d 25,767 m 1028 f; Sunny Bend
Kitten Bootmaker VG-87, 5-04 d
305 d 23,339 m 885 f; and Sun
nybend Nicole Russ Sexation
GP-81,2-04y 305 d 18,279 m 733 f.
Boyer was recognized for her
achievements at the Junior Hols
tein Convention last week.
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JOHN FOSTER 111. PETERSBURG
JULIE WILL. BERLIN
STEPHANIE WAGNER. HTSRSTOWN
LARRT KERMAN. ROARING BRANCH
ELEANOR BAKER. HCCONNILLSBURG
Hie scholarship winners this
year are: Brian Chapman, Water
ford, Erie County, who will attend,
Penn State, Deleware Valley or
Virginia Tech.
Michael Hensel, Newburg,
Cumberland County, will attend
Penn State, Delaware Valley, or
Pittsburg.
Eric Stine, PA Furnace, Centre
County, will attend Sire Power
Breeding School.
Matthew Wanner, Narvon, Lan
caster County, attends Penn State.
Each winner has demonstrated
outstanding accomplishments in
their chosen fields of study and
work. The scholarship funds come
from monies donated to the fund
set up by the Pennsylvania Hols
tein Association.