fame. 4-H Queens (Continued from Page 38) The- Ephrata Area 4-H lub dominated the cake ecorating contest, with lancy Nolt winning first, hirley Nolt, second and ane Royer, third. Dawn Powers, Solanco, ?on first place in crot heting and Audra Martin, iphrata Area, took first in nitting. Wanda Fahnestock, !lm-Penryn, was first in tiacrame. In the crafts division, enny Myer, Elm-Penryn, iron first in pottery and culpture; Sherri Gilbert, PUBLIC SALE OF ANTIQUES, HOUSEHOLD GOODS, OLD TOOLS, CHERRY LUMBER 0 MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 4 9:30 A.M. Located 7 miles-West of Lancaster. Take Route 23 to Silver Springs, Pa, South along Summit Drive, between Silver Springs & Mount ville, Pa. Watch for Sale Signs. 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Mohnton, RD2, PA 19540 (near Adamstown) Phone. (215) 484-4391 A. B. C. GROFF, INC. New Holland, PA Lancaster, PA Phone: (717) 354-4191 Phone; (717) 393-3906 Mount Joy, won first in paper crafts; Rosemary Nissley, Mount Joy took first in table or wall crafts; and Michele Groff, Solanco, won first in the general crafts category. Other Achievement Day award winners were: Angie Tennis, Garden Spot 4-H Club, news reporter; Cindy Risser, Manheim Township Community 4-H Club, flowers-outdoor and geology; Gail Bukowski, Elizabethtown-Donegal C nmmunity 4-H Club, flowers- LANDIS BROS. INC. indoor, Tu Vu, New Holland Community, vegetables; Nissley, Bernard Elizabethtown Donegal Community, sweet corn Nancy Mays, entomology; Mike Hess, Elm-Penryn Community handyman; lisa Bloom, Lancaster County Photo Club, photography; Sharon Beale, Penn Manor Community, rabbits; Susan Brown, Penn Manor Com munity, Pet care; Brian Miller, Elm-Penryn, elec tric; and Deb Enders, Mountville Community, wildlife. Over 400 exhibits were entered and judged in competition. Recognition was given to those who participated in the national awards program. Keystone winners were: Martha Gregory as outstanding 4- H’er; Nancy Wenger, animal science scholarship; - and Deb Enders, con servation. Sarah Brubaker was a multiple winner, having entered programs in PIONEER FIELD DAY FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER Ist- 11A.M. See the Leader Varieties of Today and Tomorrow AT UPPERCO, MD. Md. Rt. 137 &Md. Rt. 25 (Mt. Carmel & Falls Rds.) Across from Fifth District Elementary School and adjacent to White House Farm Supply. FREE BOX LUNCH AT NOUN Also see weed control results By leading chemical companies. (f ——-—V Your PIONEER f f \ Representative in (CO ) \ Baltimore County PIONEER) HICKORY HILL mksbrw FARM, INC. Upperco, Maryland 21155 ' aß nr = ' 301-239-3393 or • 1 301-374-2098 achievement, beef and sheep. Other winners in more than one category include June Grube who was recognized in both clothing and leadership; Glenn Seidman, for photography and veterinary science; Jody Henkel, for citizenship and horse; Carol Stinson, who won in achievement and horse; Phil Risser, a winner in achievement and leadership; Stuart Heisey, for leadership and swine; Gail Bukowski, for gar dening and foods and nutrition; Anne Bassalin, winner in dairy foods and foods and nutrition. Other winners and their categories are as follows; Achievement, Cherri Gochnauer; Bicycle, Kim Beck; Clothing, Robin Esbenshade, Betsy Best and Susan Martin; Entomology, Virginia Smith; Horse, Carol Kinzer; leadership, Deb Enders; Photography, Belinda Enders; Poultry Mike and Pat Bukowski; and Lancaster Fanning, Saturday, August 26,1978 Foods and nutrition, Margie excelled in competition Forrey. during 4-H State Days. A fitting end to the evening was an inspiration can dlelight service, conducted by Martha Gregory and Sarah Brubaker and featuring all the winners in the s}ay’s events. Awards were also presented to winners in the county and regional fashion revue and demonstration contests and to those judging teams and individuals who KUTZTOWN - Twin Valley FFA’s Junior and Senior Dairy judging teams earned victories in both divisions of the FFA Dairy Judging Contest at the Kutztown Fair on August 18. Scott Stoltzfus, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Wilmer Stoltzfus of Elverson R 2, captured first place in the junior division. Kevin Zimmerman of Conrad Weiser was second; Bruce Latshaw of Kutztown third; Ken Sweitzer of Twin Valley fourth; William Zollers of Kutztown fifth; Brain Dormer of Twin Valley sixth; Roger Stoltzfus of Twin Valley seventh; Larry Christman of Hamburg eighth; Roger Feeg of Conrad Weiser ninth; and Rodner Salem of Conrad Weiser tenth. 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