A2B-LancMter Fanning, Saturday, April 16, 1994
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ty who recently passed away. Mr.
Dudrow was involved in numer
ous church, civic, and other or
ganizations, and his presence will
be missed by all whose lives he
touched.
Junior Dairy Club activities
were reported on by Adriane Ead
er, President of the Club. 1993
was an excellent year for Juniors
in Frederick County; the Club
won the Large Herdsman Award,
the 1993 Hoard’s Dairyman Cow
Judging Contest in their Division,
and placed 7th overall in Judging
at the National level. Congratula
tions went to the Frederick County
Junior 4-H Dairy Judging Team,
consisting of Andrea Hood, Jarrod
Butall, Janell Guyton, and An
drew Lenhart, which placed first
overall in their category at the
State level, the Intermediate 4-H
Team, comprised of Amanda Val
entine. Darren Wolf, Carena Guy
ton, and Erin Burall, which came
in second at the state contest, and
to the Senior 4-H Team of Holly
Burall, Jody Bell, Annette Sum
mers, and Joshua Grossnickle,
who placed first overall and were
State Champions. The Brunswick
FFA Team: Kelli Savage, Dee
Guyton, Holly Butall, and Abby
Fawley, were also State Cham
pions. Five Frederick County
Juniors were Record Book Win
ners at the State level, and had
been recognized at the recent State
Convention: Andrea Hood,
Amanda Lenhart, Andy Coveil,
Darren Wolf, and Darren Rems
burg. 1993 Frederick County Fair
Fitting and Showing winners hon
ored included Erin Burall, Inter
mediate, and Andrea Hood,
Junior. Both recipients received
show halters. Holly Burall took
top honors in the Senior Fitting
and Showing category at the
County Fair, and was awarded a
Holstein model cow. Distinguish
ed Junior Members for 1993 were
Holly Burall and Dec Guyton,
who together won the Outstanding
Holstein Youth Award. Both have
been very active in 4-H for 7 or 8
Frederick Holstein Association H
Richard Kepler. Outgoing
President of the Frederick
County Holstein Association,
welcomed those in attend
ance to the 72nd Annual Din
ner Meeting.
years, have participated in the
FFA Dairy Bowl Judging compe
tition, and have exhibited at local.
Slate, and National shows. The
youth were honored with Holstein
lamps with pens.
Anita Hill, Secretary-Treasurer
of the State Association, acknow
ledged the 1993 All-Maryland
Awards Winners. Honored were
Donald Keller, Senior Calf: Wind-
Drift Starb Neldega-ET, Joshua
Grossnickle, Junior Yearling:
PHH Coldsprings Inspir Bar, Hol
ly Burall, Senior Yearling: Burlin
Marvel Sldtzy, and Richard Kep
ler of Knob-View Holsteins,
Junior Two-Year-Old: Knob-
View Leadman Kim C-ET. 1993
Junior All-Maryland Winners
were Joshua Grossnickle, Junior
Yearling: PHH Coldsprings Inspir
Bar, and Holly Burall, Reserve
Senior Yearling: Burlin Marvel
Skitzy. A 1993 Progressive
Breeders Registry Award went to
K. Scott Hood, 1 year, and 1993
Progressive Genetics Awards
were given to K. Scott Hood and
Allen Brothers, both for 3 years.
Ron Heffner had the All-Ameri
can Winter Yearling; Hill Pine-
Jed Caria.
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Michael Allen Is the new
President of the Frederick
County Holstein Association.
Allen was past Vice Presi
dent.
Mrs. Hill also shared highlights
of the recent State Convention
with the group. She said the Con
vention had been a success. New
Officers elected were Charles
lager. President, and Jason Myers,
Vice President Mrs. Hill was also
re-elected as Secretary-Treasurer.
Next year the Convention will be
held in Westminster in early May.
Stan Fultz, Frederick County
Cooperative Extension Service
Dairy Agent presented DHIA
Production awards, 305-day re
cords. Awards went to: Taylor-
Made Farm for High Herd (20-90
cows), 33.7 cows, 24,649 lbs.
ECM; K. Scott Hood, 2nd Highest
Herd (20-90 cows), 52.6 cows,
22,338 lbs. ECM; Dave and Carol
Doody, High Herd (over 90 cows)
117.7 cows, 25,874 lbs. ECM;
Donald L. Wilcom, 2nd Highest
Herd (over 90 cows), 139.5 cows,
23,545 lbs. ECM; Dave and Carol
Doody, High Two-Year-Old, Tul
ip-Pond Simon Gala, 29,549 lbs.
ECM; O. Clayton Smith, High
Three-Year-Old, Waterloo Count
Mandy, 34,849 lbs. ECM; Smith-
Mead Farm, High Four-Year-Old,
Bonnets Smith-Mead Flo, 31,966
lbs. ECM; and O. Clayton Smith,
High Aged Cow, O-C-S Dairy
Crispin 2, 38,767 lbs. ECM.
Tom Dum, Consultant for the
National Holstein Association,
shared his thoughts on the future
of the industry, saying, “Some-
Call now—to buy or sell Baldies.
Way To Find
oiled Hereford Bulls
did Better Baldies.
, build profitable Baldy herds. You get those important money-making traits, such as superior
growth, superior reproductive performance and gentle disposition. Call for breeders near you.
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Newly Elected Officers of the Frederick County Holstein
Association, from left: Pat Beachy, Vice President, Michael
Allen, President, and Lynn R. Ausherman, Secretary-Trea
surer.
Dee Guyton, left, and Holly Burall were the Distinguished
Junior Members of the Frederick County Holstein Associa-
tion for 1993. Both have been very active In 4-H, have parti-
cipated in the FFA Dairy Bowl Judging competition, and
have exhibited at local, State, and National shows.
one’s going to make the milk, volved, and discussed some incen
someone’s going to make the pro* dves for those who need to catch
fit, and someone’s going to go up on their I.D. programs,
broke. We need to decide where Outgoing President Richard
we want to be.” Kepler turned the gavel over to
He suggested that dairiy farm
ers could either “Progress with
progress, or be plowed under by
it.” Regarding the controversial
proposed National fee increase,
Mr. Dum indicated registrations
are down; only 15% of the popula
tion is currently using the services
of the National organization. If
more people get involved and re
gister their cows, registration fees
and other fees can be kept down.
He encouraged people to get in-
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Michael Allen. Pat Beachy was
elected as the new Vice President j.
Lynn R. Ausherman will remain ,|
on as Secretary-Treasurer. Newly! l
elected Directors for the County
Association are; James Stup, Jr.
and James Keilholtz, 1-year
Directors: Wilson Stevens and
Dave Doody, 2-year Directors;
and Cindy Keller and Robert Lcn
hart, 3-year Directors. Tommy
Remsburg and Scott Hood will re
main State Directors.
Polled Hereford- The Cost-Cutting Beef Breed.