(Continued from Pago A 26)
highest in fat
Desirae Hillegass, took the sec
ond place production award in the
4-year-old class in milk, fat and
protein and also, to a second place
in the 3-year-old cow class in milk
fat and protein.
elites was also recognized for
having the second highest produc
ing cow for milk and protein.
Nicholas Hunsberger’s 2-year
old took a second place in fat
production.
In other recognitions, Suzy
Stutzman’s 4-year-old Philka Pete
Cavalier Vicky was nominated for
the Junior All-American honor.
Leonard and Diane Maust and
daughter, Adrienne, accepted a
plaque for having the high-selling
animal at the Fall Classic held at
the county fairgrounds in Meyers
dale. The 2-year-old heifer Elk
Lick Ambers Mark brought
$3,000.
Ben Miller was recognized by
the club as the top salesperson for
cheese.
In other business, Andy Meier,
Friedens, resigned as a director be
cause he and his family will be re
locating. His term would have ex
pired in 1995.
In elections, Jane Smiley, Ber-
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lin, and Mike Stutzman, Friedens,
were reelected to three-year direc
torships. Mike Countryman. Ber
lin was elected director for a three
year term. Dan Kimmel, Boswell,
was elected to fill the unexpired
term of Andy Meier.
Dr. Robert Bastian from the
Somerset Animal Medical Center,
presided over the dinner meeting
and program. He was assisted by
Jane Smiley and Melissa Spory,
the Somerset County dairy prin
cess.
The association president, Mark
Marteeny, Somerset, was absent
because of a serious illness of a
family member.
Bob Yonkers, Penn State Uni
versity agricultural economist,
was the scheduled speaker for the
program, but was also unable to at
tend.
Other persons giving reports
were Paul Countryman, Jeff Hi'.le
gass, Andy Meier, Lewis Berkley
and Greg Coleman. Ken Raney,
State College, gave the Pennsylva
nia Holstein Association report.
Miss Spory invited eligible
young women to consider repre
senting the county dairy industry
by participating in the dairy prin
cess contest in June.
Jason Baughman, president of
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