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seven years of dedicated service.
It was also announced that Cam
and Ann Davis will be taking over
the responsibilities for this com
mittee and look forward to work
ing with the youth.
The scholarship fund of the
Maryland Holstein Association is
in its 20th year. Through the gener
osity of Maryland Holstein breed
ers and friends, the number of
scholarships given has grown from
one at $3OO to present seven at
$5OO.
Several scholarships were pre
sented during the banquet Receiv
ing $3OO scholarships were Dawn
Knill, Woodbine, University of
Maryland; Stacey Guyton, Jeffer
son, Virginia Tech; Amy Savage,
Montgomery, Virginia Tech;
Janelle Rinehart, Carroll, Univer
sity of Maryland; Jennifer Trout
University of Maryland; James
Allen, University of Maryland;
Laurie Zimmerman, University of
Maryland.
The fun auction to benefit the
Maryland Dairy Judging team for
their trip to national competition in
Europe was held after the banquet.
Bringing a top price of $1,050
was a Lone Star Quilt. A Hoard’s
Dairyman milk bottle brought the
second highest price of $7OO.
A wide variety of items were
donated, including a 1992 World
Champion Redskins autographed
football, craft items, antique butter
mold, honeymoon suite for two,
golf date with Marlin Hoff, baskets
filled with homemade rolls, jelly
and butter, famous paintings, hand
pierced lamp.
The net proceeds of the auction
were $11,312.50.
The anxiety over the weather
became very evident as table after
table made an early exit to return
home, some having a four- to five
hour drive to the Eastern shore.
Of those who decided to brave
out the storm, 18 were stranded at
the Holiday Inn in Grantsville until
Sunday when Interstate 68 Was
reopened.
Among the award presentations
made, the Lifetime Production of
Milk award went to Amy Savage,
Montgomery, for Savage-Leigh Jo
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Amy, posting production of
221,486 pounds ECM.
Juniors recognized for receiving
All—American nominations for
1992 were:
Int. Calf— OCS Dairy Phil
Clarra, Clay Smith; Sr. Calf-
Savage—Leigh Counselor Star,
Chip Savage: Summer Yrlg.—
Windsor Manor Inspire Magic,
Holly Burall; Jr. Yrlg.—Savage—
Leigh Starbuck Donna, Kelli Sav
age; Int. Yrlg.— OCS Dairy Sam
mys Stacy, Crystal Smith; Int.
Yrlg.— Windy Knoll View DM
Pad—ET, Amy lager; Sr. Yrlg.—
Windsor Manor Calypso Koala,
Kelly Myers; Jr. 2 year Old— Uni
com Blackstar Hannah, Mark
lager; Sr. 3 year Old— Lylehaven
Jet Denise, Kelli Savage.
Jr Production
1992 Junior Production Award
winners were, in the 2-year-old
class, Jenell Rinehart, of Carroll,
Rinehart Marie Dumbo 29,453
ECM; 3 year old class, Jami Sav
age, Montgomery, Savage —Leigh
Countess Natilee, 31,416 ECM;
4-year-old, O. Clay Smith, Freder
ick, (DCS Dairy Little Miss Ellie,
26,964 ECM; 5-year-old class,
Jenell Rinehart, Rinehart Happys
Halo, 28,293 pounds ECM;
6-years-old and older, Christopher
Savage, Montgomery, Savage-
Leigh Glenview Linda, is 43,045
ECM.
1991 R.B. Winners
Junior Boys
The 1991 record book winners,
Ryan Savage, Montgomery; Wil
liam lager, Howard: Justin Watt,
Carroll.
Junior Girls
Kristin Myers, Carroll; Barbara
Schenning, Harford; Jeena Rine
hart, Carroll.
Intermediate Boys
Jason Watt, Carroll; Darren
Wolf, Frederick; Jonathan Mason,
Kent.
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Kelly Myers, Carroll; Jessica
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ton Fred.; Amy Miller, Carroll;
Jami Savage. Montgomery.
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The 1992 Senior Record Book winners are Kelli Savage, Greg Winters, Jeffrey Fritz,
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