fame. 4-H Queens
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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,
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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-
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Community, vegetables;
Nissley,
Bernard
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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
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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.
In the Junior Division FFA
Contest, Twin Valley was
first, Conrad Weiser second,
and Kutztown third.
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Dairy judging
winners named
In the senior division
contest, where students had
to give oral reasons for their
placings, Steve Shaw of Oley
was first; Howard Griest of
Twin Valley second; Scott
Clouden of Lehigh County
third; Tom Kearns of Twin
Valley fourth; Lewis Kohl of
Twin Valley fifth; Lois
Heyer of Lehigh County
sixth; Ron Sutliff of Kutz
town seventh; Steve Kearns
of Twin Valley eighth;
Harold Monk of Lehigh
County ninth; and Gary
Barton of Lehigh County
tenth.
In the senior division
contest team pladngs, Twin
Valley was first, Oley Valley
second, Lehigh County FFA
third, Kutztown FFA fourth,
and Tulpehocken FFA fifth.
In both divisions <?f this
contest, students had to
place a class of Holstein four
year old cows, Jersey 2 year
olds, Brown Swiss junior
yearlings, and milking
shorthorns.
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