Frederick County Holstein Association
Presents Awards, Elects Officers
KAREN BUTLER
Maryland Correspondent
JEFFERSON, Md. The an
nual dinner meeting of the Freder
ick County Holstein Association
drew a crowd of 110 to the 4-H
camp center at Jefferson recently.
New officers and directors were
named and production awards
were presented at the evening
event Toastmaster for the event
was Stan Fultz, extension agent in
dairy science. Emily O’Hara,
Frederick County and Maryland
dairy princess, gave the milk toast
for the Holstein breeders.
The junior dairy club report was
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given by Daryl Hood, and junior
awards were presented by Vivian
McCuller. All4-H’ers completing
a Holstein project received a two
dollar bill from the association.
Congratulations went to show
manship award winners at the
1997 Frederick County Fair, in
cluding TJ. Remsburg, junior
winner, who was presented with a
show halter; Andrew Lenhart, in
termediate winner; and Melissa
Kolb, senior winner. Andrew and
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Miller. The dairy bowl teams for
1998 are junior Josh Spurrier,
Malone Rhoderick, Curtis Rho
derick. Samantha Valentine, and
Kevin Burrier, alternate; inter
mediate: Brooke Hoffman, Tara
Wolf, Amanda Lenhart, Heather
Hines, and Jessica Valentine, al
ternate; senior: Kelly Burrier,
Mike Spurrier, Sadah Bentz, Cate
na Guyton, and Andrew Lenhart,
alternate.
Maryland record
book winners from
Frederick County were:
Junior Boys: Ist Chris
Beachy, 2nd TJ. Rems
berg; Intermediate boys;
2nd Andrew Lenhart;
senior boys: Ist Ryan
Savage; junior girls:
Ashley Lenhart, h.m.,
intermediate girls: 3rd
Kelly Burrier.
Anita Hill, secretary
treasurer of the Mary
land Holstein Associa
tion, and Arthur
Rhoderick, vice presi
dent of the Maryland
Association, reviewed
the 1997 Frederick
County All-Maryland
winners. Winners were
as follows:
ALL-MD WINNERS
Winter Calf • Ryan Savage
Spring Yearling • Ryan Sa
vage
Sr. 2>Vaar-Old - Chip Sa
vage
Sr. 3-Year-Old - Kelli Sa
vage
100,000 1 Cow - Wayne and
Clndee Savage
Produce of Dam - Wayne A
Clndee Savage
Beat 3 Famalae • Wayne t
Clndee Savage
Jr. Beef 3 Females - Wayne
A Clndee Savage
RESERVE ALL-MD WINNERS
Summer Yearling • Kelli Sa
vage
4-Yaar-Old • Chip Savage
100,000 • Cow • Richard
Kepler, David Lenhart
JUNIOR ALL-MD WINNERS
Spring Calf • Ryan Savage
Fall Calf • Jami Savage
Spring Yearling • Ryan Sa
vage
RESERVE JUNIOR ALL-MD
WINNERS
Spring Calf • Heather Moles
worth
Summer Yearling • Kelli Sa
vage
FREDERICK COUNTY
ALL-AMERICAN NOMINA
TIONS
4-Yaer-Old • Ron Heffner A
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JUNIOR ALL-AMERICAN
NOMINATIONS
Sr. 3-Vsar-Old • Kalb Sa
vage
Jennifer Keilholtz,
dairy princess, pre
sented the DHIA pro
duction awards for
ECM. Production award
winners were as fol
lows:
High Herd <2O-90 Cow*);
Hannah* Distillery Spnng Farni
- 56.7 cows; 26,904 ECM
2nd High Herd (20-90
Cows): Fir* Thom Holstein* -
46.1 cows; 25, 342 ECM
High Hard (Over 90 Cows):
Farm - 184.0
cows; 28,689 ECM
2nd High Herd (Ovar 90
Com): Dav* 9 Carol* Doody -
120.9 cow*; 26,075 ECM
High 2-Yaar-Old: Savaga-
Laigh Logic Grata - RC; Sa
vaga-Laigh Farm, 31,722 ECM
High 3-Yaar-Old; Old-Line
Mai Lynn - ET; Ood-Lelgh
Farm, 43,350 ECM
High 4-Yaar-Old: Savaga-
Leigh Starbuck Cindea; Sa
vaga-Lalgh Farm, 38,708 ECM
High Aged Cow: Savage-
Lalgh Pretty Chipper; Savage-
Leigh Farm, 47,454 ECM
During the business
meeting new officers
were elected. The new
officers for the Freder
ick County Holstein as
sociation are: president -
Vivian McCuller, vice
president - Denis Hood;
secretary - Jennifer
Keilholtz; and treasurer
- Tommy Remsberg.
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