4-H’ers culminate year with awards ceremony
By JOYCE BUPP
York Co. Reporter
BAIR - In a grand
culmination of a year of
diversified activities, York
County 4-H’ers and their
families gathered at the 4-H
center at Bair for the annual
Achievement Day.
Topping the two-hour
presentation of awards and
trophies was the naming of a
king and queen to reign over
4-H activities and actively
promote youth involvement.
Fifteen-year-old Brooke
Palm'”', daughter of Mr. and
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Mrs. Glenn Palmer,
Shrewsbury, was crowned
the 4-H queen, the first ever
selected in the county A
seven-year veteran of 4-H
project work, Brooke has
carried projects including
archery, teen leader, food
preservation, clothing and
gardening. She was also
named the girls’ senior
division leadership winner
The newly-chosen king
Tim Beck capped another
top honor as well when he
received a trophy for 1977
outstanding boy. Tim, age
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Mrs. Richard Beck, Seven
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Bonnie Wire, 17-year-old
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was chosen the outstanding
girl overall; and Paul Myers
m, age 16, was selected the
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numerous projects in her
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her favorite. Paul is active in
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Senior winners in York County 4-H achievement categories were: front row,
left, Laurie Oobrosky, outstanding senior girl, and Bonnie Wire, outstanding girl
overall. Tim Beck, back row left, was selected outstanding senior boy and Paul
Myers, outstanding boy overall. Beck was also York County's first 4-H king.
girls. Laurie Dobrosky, age
15, and Lisa Dobrosky, age
14, are active in the county
lamb club and the Glen Rock
community club. They are
the daughters of Mr. and
Mrs. Anthony G. Dobrosky,
Glen Rock R 2.
Outstanding junior boy
was 14-year-old Steve
Trostle, sone of Mr. and Mrs.
Ronald Trostle, Red Lion R 2,
who is active in livestock
projects through the Ore
Valley club. The rooke girl
trophy went to Leslie King,
duaghter of Mr. and Mrs.
Paul King, Delta R 2. A
mbmber of the Airville area
community and dairy clubs,
Leslie captured several top
diary placings during her
first year of exhibiting. Ray
Swartz, Hanover, received
the rookie boy award. The
son of Mr. and Mrs. Ray
Swartz, Hanover R 2, Ray
carried several projects,
including entomology and
photography.
Capturing first place over
a field of five talent entries
were Paul and Wayne
Eyster, from the Davidsburg
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