IB—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, August 20, 1977
The Lancaster County 4-H queens for 1977-78 are Lisa King, left, junior queen,
and Kim Weaver, senior queen.
Weaver,
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Also on Thursday
evening’s agenda was a
talent contest. Ten per
formers took part with Scott
and Steve Eager, Denver Rl,
taking the first place honors.
Soctt and Steve, ages 14 and
11 respectively, performed a
song and composed by Scott.
Eleven-year-old Steve plays
flie string base, and Scott
plays the mandolin.
The brothers are the sons
of Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Eager, Denver Rl, and are
two year members of the
Nutrition and Crafts 4-H
Club where Scott is the
president. The brothers
received a $25 cash bonus for
their talent.
Runner-up in the talent
contest was Yvonne
Eshleman, Lancaster; and
third place went to Susan
Good, Strasburg. Miss
Eshleman received $l5 in
cash, and Miss Good earned
$lO for her performance.
Also on Thursday evening,
M. Max Smith, Lancaster
County agent, handed out
awards for ac
complishments achieved
during the year.
Fashion revue winners,
junior division, were
Christine Ebersole, Judy
Weaver, Jeanne Henry,
Patty Weaver, Juanita
Lapp, Joaane Brenneman.
Senior division winners were
Lois Good, Julie Bare,
Jeanne Martin, Susan
Howell, Robin Esbenshade,
Debbie Krantz, June Grube,
Carole Ebersole, Kathy
Pickel, Elaine Good, Sandy
Weaver, Betsy Best.
Awards for demon
strations went to Mary Anne
Bassalin, Edith Yoder, Jane
Royer, Rosemary Nissley,
Sue Ann Rohrer, Crystal
Meek, Cindy Risser, Wanda
Yoder, Glen Scidman,
Martha Gegroy, and June
Grube.
Public speaking honors
went to Kim Weaver and
Phil Risser.
State winners in the
photography contest were
Ted Esbenshade, Lisa
Bloom, Kevin Hamley, and
TomSwarr.
Daphne Immel and James
Glick earned honors for
horse and pony club
grooming and showmanship.
Judging teams who par
ticipated in Penn State 4-H
Achivement Days were also
honored. Senior livestock
members were Sarah
Brubaker, Deb Carmean,
Sam Long, and Judy Zim
merman; junior livestock
members honored were
David Brubaker, Barbara
King chosen
Herr, Chris Herr, and Wayne Aument, Anita Augsburger,
Hess; horticulture, Cindy Joyce Aument, Grace
Risser, Martha Trumbauer; Delong; dairy judging -
poultry judging - Paid Sheryl Bollinger, Kerry
Busily at work are 4-H’ers in the craft workshop,
who were designing plaques using cardboard,
string, foil, and shoe polish.
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T.A. DOEBIER & SON
2 Miles West of Jersey Shore, PA Exit
from Route 220 at Pine Creek Interchange,
1000 feet Sooth of intersection of Routes 220
and 44.
4 Seporate Field Days for 1977
SEPT. 10-11 SEPT. 17-18
Early Corns and Mid-Season and Late
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•New Hybrid numbers growing - 250-3 way, SOX, 59X,
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•An 8 Acre research plot of the latest in the new seed
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The Doeblers will be Bus Tour Guides and answer
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FREE LUNCH BRING THE FAMILY
Boyd, Doughlas Her
shberger, Dennis Kulp;
clothing judging - Nancy
Mays, Robin Esbenshade,
Jeanne Martin, and Susan
Martin; fooderama, Sue
Lapp; flower judging -
Sheila Nolt, Shirley Nolt,
Nancy Miller; consumer
education - Tiin Swarr and
Tom Swarr; horse judging -
Sandy Hamilton, Cathy
Shaffer, George Metzler,
Martha Gregory; horse bowl
- Jenny Weber, Brian Im
mel, Daphne Immel, Lashon
Bussell; vegetable judging •
James Stauffer, Jay
Stauffer, Stacey Carl, Kim
Carl; physical fitness -
Elizabeth Colon, Andrea
WE HEAR
STATEMENTS SUCH AS THESE:
I NEVER HAD PROBLEMS LIKE NOW!
I GET MORE MILK THAN I EVER DID BUT COWS
JUST DON’T MILK OUT CLEAN.
THIS MORNING WE HAD FOUR MORE QUARTERS
WITH MASTITIS.
SLOW MILKING.
ANY MILKING SYSTEM WILL WORK, IT’S ALL IN
THE OPERATOR.
LOPSIDED UDDERS.
HIGH LEUCOCYTE
FLAKY OR WATERY MILK.
I LOST TWO 20,000 LB. + COWS.
HIGH BACTERIA.
I JUST CAN’T UNDERSTAND WHAT WENT WRONG
MEANS
BETTER
MILKING
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501 E. Woods Drive
Lititz, Pa. 17543 Phone 717-626-1151
Bulk Tanks & Therma • Stor
After 5 P.M. Call Titus Burkholder 717-859-1620
Our Service Trucks Are Radio Dispatched
24 HR. SERVICE OFFERED
- Gibson, Paul Reitzel, Scott
Trower, Cherry Gochnauer;
meats judging - Anthony
Eberly, Robert Hess, Anne
Martin; dairy bowl - Jane
Stoltzfus, Steve Kauffman,
Arlene Keener, and Michael
Bukowski.
National Award winners
were: Martha Gregory, Ken
Brubaker, Rphilip Kisser,
Cindy Kissel - , Kerry Boyd,
Michael Bukowski, Patrick
Bukowski, Susan Martin,
Rosemary Nissley, Alan
Mays, Martha Gregory, Gail
Bukowski, Glen Seidman,
and Judi Anderson.
Afternoon Activites
The afternoon activities of
Lancaster County 4-H
PROBLEMS!
(MILKERS)
SALES - INSTALLATION - SERVICE
Achievement Day included
recreation, craft-making,
judging, demonstrations,
and movies for the 4-H
members, leaders, and
Mends that participated.
While the many Judges
examined the exhibits and
awarded the prizes, the 4-
H’ers were busy learning
new games and making
plaque crafts, judging
cucumbers, or practicing
their public speaking on
each other under the
direction of 4-H group
leaders, who were actually
older members of 4-H.
The results of the 1977
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are equipped and are able to help
you with your problems. Maybe
they’re not milker problems.
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