—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, August 26,1978
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Lane. 4-H queens
In the Junior Queen
contest, Gretchen Doner,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Claude Doner, New
Providence R 2, was named
winner. Gretchen
represented the Rough
Riders 4-H Club, and said
she was very “happy and
surprised.” Lisa King, 1977
Junior Queen crowned her
successor.
Named First Alternate in
the Senior Queen contest was
Carol Stinson, representing
the Rough Riders 4-H Club.
Carol is the daughter of The
Rev. and Mrs. Melvin
Stinson, Strasburg Rl.
Jenny Stauffer, presenting
the Lititz-Manheim Swift
Stitchers 4-H Club was
named first Alternate Junior
4-H Queen. She is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
James Stauffer, 237 Landis
Valley Road, Lancaster.
In an onstage interview by
Mistress of Ceremonies
Roxanne Stein, WGAL-TV
News, Suzy was asked to tell
how she would explain 4-H to
someone else. She said, “I
would tell them it is a great
organization, and how it has
helped me grow. It helped
me gain experience in many
areas and meet new people
and make many ne w friends.
It’s made me a better person
and helps me strive for the
important things.”
Gretchen was asked what
she enjoyed most about 4-H,
and she responded by saying
she liked helping others,
through a project her club
has which teaches ham
dicapped children to ride
horses.
Other contestants in the
junior contest were: Gayle
Weaver, Bnckerville
Community 4-H Club;
Michelle Dean, Red Rose
Beef and Sheep Club; and
Edith Yoder, Pequea Valley
4-H Cooking and Sewing
Club. In the senior division,
contestants were: Cindy
Risser, Manheim Township
Community 4-H Club; Bev
Buckwalter, Elm-Penryn
Community 4-H Club; and
Judy Zimmerman, Red Rose
Beef and Sheep 4-H Club.
Hal Enders, 3203 Horizon
Drive, Lancaster, took first
place in the talent contest
with his presentation on the
drum set. The very talented
Enders is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Harold Enders, and has
been playing the drums for
five years. He received a
$25.00 award. Enders also
received recognition in the
national awards program for
his dog care project.
Second place in the talent
contest went to Connie and
Carol Balmer, daughters of
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Balmer,
592 Millway Road Lititz, who
played a trumpet duet.
Yvonne Eshleman, Lan
caster R 2, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Guy Eshleman,
captured third place with a
piano solo. Second place
winners received $15.00 and
third place $lO.OO.
Others m the talent contest
included Joyce and Jeff
Wagner, Supatra
Sntulanonclha, John
Charles, Ann Lusk, Belinda
Tindall, Ten Spohn and
Cindy Risser. Chern
Gochnauer served as
mistress of ceremonies for
that portion.
Raymond Baxter, vice
president of the Lancaster
County Bankers Association
presented the annual
Bankers Association
scholarships, totalling $BOO,
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to the following; Sue Baker,
Stuart Heiser, Martha
Gregory, Amy Katz, Jtoe-
Grube, Phil Risser, Carol
Stinson, Jay Stauffer, Connie
Bensinger and Betsy Best.
Baxter, who is vice president
for lending for Blue Ball
National Bank, said the
program of providing
scholarships to young
people, which amounts to
over $2,000 annually, is
something the bankers
“enjoy sponsoring more
than anything.”
County Agent Max Smith
presented the awards -for
acheivement day winners in
the following categories:
Start Stiching -1. Danita
Stoltzfus, Manheim; 2.
Melanie Shenk, Elm-
Penryn; 3. Wendy'Martin,
Ephrata.
Stitch An Outfit: 1. Carla
Martin, Garden Spot; 2.
Betsy Martin, Garden Spot;
3. Dawn Martin, Pequea
Valley.
Manheim Township
Community Club claimed all
three winners in the Create
A Skirt category. They
were: 1. Joy Ann Sensenig;
2. Maria Witmer; °"d 3.
Dawn Stoltzfus.
In the Junior Foods
division, in the Salad
Happy and smiling are the two newest Lan
caster County 4-H queens, Junior 4-H Queen
Gretchen Doner, and Senior 4-H queen Suzy
Howell.
category, Vickie Peters of Valley Club; 2. Renee
the Kirkwood Kooky Haldeman, Elm-Penryn
Kookers was first; Sallie Club; and 3. Ginny
Gregory, Brickerville Club, Traumbauer, Ephrata Area,
was second; and Mary Anne Drop Cookie winners
Bassalin, Pequea Valley were: 1. Susan Rambish,
Club was third. Good Neighborhood; 2.
Winners in quick breads Sherri Eshelman,
were: 1. Jennifer Preister, Brickerville; and 2. Gini Lou
Penn Manor, 2. Heidi Nissley, Elm-Penryn.
Wenger, Constant Cookers, The Akron 4-H Club took
Ephrata; and 3. Donald Dull, all three awards m the cake
Bar cookie winners were: category for junior members
1. Dawn Martin, Pequea were: 1. John Masterson; 2.
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In the senior foods
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Risser, Manheun Township,
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