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Other 4-H project work
included handyman, chefs
club, sweet com, gardening,
junior leadership, veal
production, landscaping and
soil and water conservation.
Active in community ser
vice, he has halped start a
recycling center and add a
new look to the Village
Library.
Wayne hopes to continue
his education at Delaware
Valley College while
maintaining Our-Own
Holsteins at the home farm.
His efforts seem to be
rewarded with this honor of
Pennsylvania Distinguished
Holstein Boy for 1974.
Linda Lou Kauffman, 17,
of Elizabethtown, Pa. was
recently named a finalist in
the Distinguished Junior
Member Contest. She used
her eight years of experience
in 4-H and seven years as a
Junior Holstein Member to
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Linda, currently a senior
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she sings with a group called
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Cynthia Knight, 16, of
Airville, Pa. has earned
finalist honors in the Pa.
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Cindy has served as
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has carried sewing and
cooking projects in addition
to her dairy work. She has
attended State 4-H Days the
last two years and was also a
delegate to the Pa. 4-H Club
Congress.
At Kennard-Dale High
School, she is active in
basketball, hockey,
volleyball and chorus.
Sylvia Cooper, 18, of
Slippery Rock in Butler
County, has gained a finalist
spot in the Pa. Distinguished
Junior Member Contest.
Miss Cooper was Western
Pa’s, lone winner in this
year’s contest. The daughter
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She owns 5 Registered
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sold nearly $4,000 worth of
milk last year along. She is
also active in sewing
projects, church youth
groups, and sings in the
choir.
Sandy Lynn Miller, 17, of
Hamburg RD2, earned
finalist honors in the recent
Pennsylvania Distinguished
Junior Member Contest.
Sandy was this year’s Berks
County winner and competed
with other winners from
across the state. She
currently owns 9 Registered
Holsteins. Miss Miller is a 9
year veteran of the
Virginville 4-H Club and has
also been a a Junior Member
of the Holstein Association
for that long.
Along with her 4-H dairy
projects, Sandy has carried
numerous sewing, cooking,
knitting, photography, and
teen leader projects. She
represented her county in 4-
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Susan Seidel
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Miss Miller has also received
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Richard Krall, 17, a senior
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Krall has 8 head of
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He has shown at the county,
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Nevin Mast, 19, of
Morgantown was selected as
a finalist in the 1974
Distinguished Junior
Member Contest. He is
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waiting to start farming on
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No stranger to awards anc
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