Cl6—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, November 22,1980
Hunterdon County honors dairy 4-H members
FELMINGTON, N.J. -
Over 60 people attended the
Hunterdon County 4-H Dairy
Achievement Dinner held
last Friday at the Extension
Center, Flemmgton.
Emceeing the program
were Gretchen Kuehn of
Flemmgton and Robert
Hoffman of Cahfon.
Awards were presented to
Top FFA degrees
conferred
Phil Shertzer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Norman
Shertzer, R 2, Lancaster, is awarded his American
Farmer degree in Kansas City.
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the following 4-H members
and clubs during the
evening;
County medal winners in
the Dairy Project were: Jeff
Nelson of Pittstown,
Veterinary Science and
Dairy medals; and Hope
Atkinson of Hampton of
Agriculture. Mark Douglass
of Pittstown received the
Alumni Recognition Award
These awards were
presented at the 4-H
Achievement Dinner held
last month.
Receiving the top Holstein
Award was Gretchen Kuehn.
The second place winner was
Hope Atkinson. Third place
went to Jeff Nelson All three
winners received checks
from the Central Jersey
Holstein Assoc.
The recipient of the All-
Round Brown Swiss Award
was Robert Hoffman.
A report on the Maryland
Dairy Conference held m
October, was given by
Charles Fisher of Stockton.
Fisher was one of five New
Jersey delegates to attend
the conference. Mark
Douglass chaperoned the
group at the conference.
Awards sponsored by the
Hunterdon County Milk
Producers Fund were
received by: Gretchen
Kuehn, Best Growing
Record Book, Tracy Beatty
of Asbury, runnerup.
The following 4-H’ers
received sleeping bags for
filling out and submitting to
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the 4-H office Dairy Growing
and Production cards for 12
months; Becky Alpaugh,
Tracy Beatty, David Hunt,
Robert and Rohm Hoffman.
Awards were also presented
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Nelson for 9 months and to
Lisa Hoffman for 7 months.
The Hunterdon County 4-H
Dairy Judging Plaque went
to the Midlford Dairy 4-H
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The final award for the
evening was the Mt. Airy
Dairy 4-H Club Trophy. This
year’s recipient was Robert
Hoffman.
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