—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, Oct. 30, 1976
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Sensing \ Rittle outstanding
The planning committee, who helped coordinate
the Lebanon County 4-H Achievement banquet last
Sunday evening, get together for a brief
discussion. From left to right they are Maxine Noll,
LEBANON, Pa, - Over 150
4-H members, leaders, and
parents were present last
Sunday evening to honor the
achievements of county 4-H
youth. The 4-H awards
program was held at the
Zoar’s Lutheran Church in
Mt. Zion.
Certificates, pins, ribbons
and premium checks were
awarded by Patricia A.
Krall, Extension 4-H agent
and Cheryl A. Reitz,
Extension home economist
Also assisting with the
program were Maxine Noll,
Robert Sensing, Kenneth
Hoke, and Bruce Hellerick.
Named as Outstanding 4-H
Boy was Robert Sensing.
Karen Rittle was named the
Outstanding 4-H girl.
Robert Sensing, Jr.
Sensing, who is the 18-
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year-old son of Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Sensing, Sr., 701
Klein Avenue, Lebanon, has
quite a record of 4-H
achievements. He has been a
member of the Happy Trail
Riders 4-H horse c]ub for
four years and has held the
office of news reporter in the
club. He has also belonged to
the Norsolebco Community
Gub for six years in which
he has held the offices of
president, news reporter,
historian, and treasurer. His
projects in the club have
dealt with leadership, out
door flowers, forestry,
design with line, plant
propagation and dried
arrangements, and
vegetables.
Bob’s other involvement in
Lebanon County 4-H is
through the Lebanon County
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Robert Sensing, Jr., Bruce Hellerick, end Ken
Hoke. With them is Patricia Krali, Lebanon County
4-H agent.
Teen Council of which he is
president. This year, the
teen council was responsible
for planning County Olympic
Day, and the multi-county
picnic. The council also tried
for an exchange trip to Ohio,
which unfortunately, was
unable to be worked out.
Bensing worked for three
years in this group.
Bob’s record is the most
impressive, however, when
it comes to state and national
competition. He began
winning his laurels at State
Achievement Days in 1974
and has done it consecutively
since. Back two years, his
flower judging team won
first place in State
Achievement Days and he
was tie for second highest
individual. Then, in 1975 he
was a member of the hor-
Lebanon 4-H 9 ers
ticulture judging team at
Penn State which took
second place, while he,
himself, was the first place
high individual,. That year he
also went to national com
petition in Biloxi,
Mississippi, where he was a
national winner, taking fifth
place out of 98 contestants in
the open division.
And, this year, his per
formance hasn’t let up. Bob
was a part of the newly
created vegetable judging
team at Achievement Days
where he placed second high
individual, and his team
placed third.
With those past successes,
one might think Bob had
“done it all” but he is in
tending to stay in 4-H one
more year. And, at present,
he has another competition
on which he has set his
sights. This week, the
National Junior Horticulture
Association is holding their
annual convention in King of*
Prussia, and Bob will
compete.
At present, Bob is a fresh
man at Penn State
University, Berks Campus,
where he has an ag-business
major. After he completes
this associate degree, he
hopes to go on for a degree in
agriculture education.
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Other Awards
Receiving Teen Leader
ship certificates and pins for
the Unit 1 leadership project
were; Brett Eberly, Susan
Heilinger, and Scott Morgan
from the Fort Zellers 4-H
Club; Scott Morgan from the
Fredericksburg 4-H Club;
David Noll, Mike Noll, and
Sandra Shank from the
Happy Variety 4-H Club;
Holly Kneasel, Kevin Hoke,
and Beth Troutman from the
Norsolebco 4-H Club; Sue
Bomberger, Lisa Kauffman,
Linda Sellers, and Brian
Wenger from the South
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