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many ribbons with the animal, it took
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another Fair and parade
come up, it has to be
redecorated all over again.
All in all, it is a lot of work,
even for four people who
basically pout it together at
first. Besides Janie and Lois,
Mr. and Mrs. James
Kreider, Quarryvillehnd
Linda Kreider helped.
“But, the work was alot of
fun, and it was all wor
thwhile if we can get our
point across,” says Janie.
Both Lois and Janie make
the point that they feel more
farmers organizations
should try this project.
Besides the bard work and
fun, it is a rewarding way to
actively take part in a
parade and get a point
across at the time.
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I-AN’CASTEK. Pa - Judy
Anderson, the 17-ycar-old
daughter of Mr and Mrs
Charles Anderson, 1440
Country Club Drive, has won
at least 70 ribbons in her five
years of belonging to 4-H
horse clubs Yet, while she is
undoubtedly proud of her
accomplishments, that topic,
rarely, if ever, comes up in a
conversation with her unless
she’s specifically questioned
about it. Instead, she talks
willingly and enthusiasticlly
about the teen leadership
program she is currently
mvoved in, the horse bowl
team she has been quizzing
on for the past few years,
and her veterinary science
project which she is “hooked
on.”
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This is Judy's third year at
being a teen leader, and by
this time she has moved up
to the level where she
assumes a full leadership
role In the club. And, after
growing up in the 4-H
system, she knows how
valuable her position is to the
younger 4-H’ers.
“I started out m a big
club,” she explains, “and, it
just wasn’t the same as the
smaller clubs I’ve belonged
to since then. We had no teen
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in 4-H
leaders, and the older
leaden were nearly run
ragged trying to get to us
all "
As a result, the club had
less to offer her on a per
sonal, one to one, basis But,
now that she is a member of
the Easy Riders 4-H Horse
Club, which has a mem
bership of only eight, she is
able to give and get more
individual attention and has
branched out into a new area
of interest - veterinary
science.
“You could say 4-H has
influenced my career
choice,” says the dark
haired young lady, ‘‘because
I had always wanted to be a
trainer, and now I don’t.”
Alter a laugh about her
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