12—Lancaster Farming. Saturday, August 17. 1974
4-Hers End
Season With
Achievement
Day Program
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master of ceremonies,
Robert Malick, what she had
done to help her community,
Susan responded by ex
plaining that she tried to
better her community by
working at home and visiting
nursing homes in the com
munity.
Alice Stauffer, 13, told of
her work with the Lancaster
Holstein Gub and her many
hours spent fitting animals
for shows.
The girls were crowned by
last year’s queens Cindy
Charles and Marcia Bom
berger. Judges for the
contest included Susan
Doyle, Carol Bushong and
Steve Lizer.
One of the highlights of the
evening was a speech given
by Joseph Lefever on op
portunity. Joe delivered the
speech that he had given at
county demonstration Day
and explained what the 4-H
Public Speaking Contest
meant to him.
Seven 4-Hers received
special recognition for
placing top in the County in
the 4-H National Awards.
They are: Patsy Mengle,
Clothing; Judy Risser,
Consumer Education;
Barbara Myer, Dairy;
Ronald Walton, Leadership;
Anne Spangler, Leadership;
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Susan Harrold, New Holland, was crowned as the
1974 Lancaster County 4-H Senior Queen at the
closing ceremonies of the Achievement Day.
Scott Heisey, Swine and Jane
Gregory Achievement.
Miss Gregory was also
selected as the Keystone
Winner in the Achievement
program.
Nine individual com
petitors and one group of
County 4-Hers took to the
stage during the talent
competition last evening.
Eileen Haverstick, 16,
captured first prize and $25
with her rendition of Ben
jamin Godard’s “Second
Mazurka in B flat.” Eileen is
the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Lester Haverstick, 917 Kreps
Road, Millersville and is a
member of the Penn Willow
4-H Club.
Second place honors went
HERSHEY EQUIPMENT Co., Inc.
to Tracy Foltz for h«r solo
“I’d Like to Teach the World
To Sing”; third place honors
went to Frances Tice for her
solo and a tie for fourth place
saw honors going to Lewis
Mengle for his accordian
solo and Betsy Best for her
piano solo.
Best of class winner for the
Achievement Day activities
went to: Jim Stauffer,
Lancaster, vegetables;
Missy Grube, Elm, flowers;
Jere Swarr, Manheim,
photography; Tom Diehm,
Elm, handyman; Barry
Huber, Conestoga, bicycle;
Allen Mayes, Lancaster,
entomology; Phillip Risser,
Leola, geology and Fred
Hertzler, Kinzer, rabbits.
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Betsy Best, New Holland,
captured first place for her
club scrapbook while
Kristcll Metzler, Manheim
regei ved first place honors in
the outdoor cooking project.
In the sewing competition,
best of show placings were
received by Michelle
Shaffer, Columbia, knitting;
Deb Hay, Maytown,
crochettlng; Vakerle
Fahnestock, Mt. Joy, start
stitching: Judy Weaver,
Lancaster, poncho; Megan
Spots, New Holland, maxi
skirt; Rose Mary Nissley,
Mt. Joy, TV slippers; Joyce
•Sourbeer, Conestoga, scarf;
and Suzy Howell, New
Holland, dress.
Nine best of show awards
were given in the foods
division. Sherry Rit
tenhouse, Conestoga, Ad
ventures with Food; Gail E.
Bukowski, Mt. Joy, Tricks
for Treats; Phyllis Spence,
Conestoga, It’s Fun To
Bake; Suzie Howell, New
Holland, All American Food;
Sally Martin, New Holland,
Tasty Snacks; Martha
Gregory, Lititz, jams and
jellies; Jane Gregory, Lititz,
bread and Trudy Nissley,
Mt. Joy, desserts.
A special candlelight
ceremony reflecting on the
many values of 4-H climaxed
the evening. Debra Gregory,
the 4-H Summer Assistant,
closed the program by
speaking on what 4-H has to
offer to youth and by
reminding the young people
that getting involved in
worthwhile projects can be
rewarding.
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A member of the Lancaster County Holstein Club,
Alice Stauffer was crowned as the Junior 4-H Queen
for Lancaster County.
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