(Continued from Pago Cl 4, ncn of distinguished junior
each of three different age member awards were Sarah Day.
categories. daughter of Curtis and Ann Day
In each division, six finalists are (dairy bowl team coach) of Ship
selected and then two are selected pensburg, and Jeremy Meek, son
from the finalists. of Ronald and Joyce Meek of
In junior-age division, the win- Denver.
Junior-aged Jr. Pa. Holstein Association distinguished
members are, from the left seated, Sarah Day and Jeremy
Meek. From the left, standing, are Emily Clonlnger, Adam
Raney, Jodi Crawford, and Jason Turton.
The state Jr. Holstein Association’s top senior-age dairy
bowl team includes members, from the left, John Creek,
David Day, Matthew Day, and coach Ann Day.
jrwrs.
the Ml, front row, Stephani jn, Rachel jnis, Gregory Davla, and.
Kelly. From the left, back row, art Stave Kallnowakl, J.D. Kelly, Erica Davit, and Lorf
Connolly.
Pa. Jr. Holstein Members Alive In 1995!
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Other junior-aged finalists were
Emily Cloninger, of Centre Hall;
Jody, Crawford, of Rome; Adam
Raney, of Adamsville; and Jason
Turton, of Ulysses.
The six finalists were selected
fromafieldof 11 contestants, each
on the basis of a scrabook listing
their activities and involvement in
Holstein work, school, community
activities and leadership positions.
They were to have also completed
a story highlighting their work on
the home farm and tell about plans
for the future.
In the intermediate-age divi
sion, the distinguished junior
members were Joy Hess, daughter
of John and Bonnie Hess of Getty
burg, and Chris Connolly, son of
Ronald and Denise Connolly of
Pennsylvania Furnace.
The other finalists included Joe
Best, of Holtwood; Erica Davis,
Kutztown; Danielle Mummah,
Port Royal; and David Packard, of
Troy.
the intermediate-aged finalists
were selected from 17 contestants,
and in addition to a scrapbook
detailing their involvements and
activities, and stories, they were
each interviewed by a panel of
judges who discussed with them
the future of agriculture and
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jnorsforhav >igi a cow that has classified as an Excellent are, from
the left, Joe Stitt, Matthew Day, Jeremy Welk, and Jeff Smiley.
Unowtw Efontofl, Saturday, Ftbruwy 18, 1995-Cl5
Holsteins. The other senior finalists
In the senior-age division. JiU included Stephanie Anderson, of
Haxmsh, daugther of Edwin and M yerstown; Nichol Bozlinski,
WdKS: wLpum; and Justin McMurray,
ofccnif HdL of Eighty-Four.
aaiuanne lams or venire nan, The , en ; or fj nn i ictQ were
were named distinguished junior
members. (Turn to Pago Cl 6)
Those who received honors for owning and breeding a
cowthat made morethan 30,000 pounds of milk in a 305-day
lactation are, from the left, Rachel Tanis, Donald Harwood,
Rebecca Kelly, and Joy Hess for Matt Guise.
Davit. Not shown art the wlnntrt with flvt start, which art
lutomatic winners of tht award. They art Matthew D.ay,
Donald Harwood, Teresa Meliwain, and Amy Packard.
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