i Youth honored at 4-H Achievement Night
BY MARY MYERS
Staff Correspondent
GETTYSBURG -
Parents, leaders, and guests
gathered at St. James
Lutheran Church to honor
those 4-H’ers who had ex
celled in the 1980 program.
The “1 Dare You Awards”
were presented to six young
people as a challenge to
them to continue the high
quality of performance they
have shown and stimulate
the leadership potential they
have within themselves.
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Gettysburg presented the
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awards to Mum Locher,
Gettysburg, Dave Cook,
York Springs, Barton
Kartoz, Tina Hawn and Ed
Wilkerson, all of Gettysburg,
and Susan Hall, Lattlestown
Special honors were
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recognized for their
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Award” was presented by
Eugene Connolly from
Littlestown to Dave Rupp,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Buddy
Rupp, Heidlersburg. Kim
Fmafrock from Orrtanna
presented the ‘‘William
Miller Award” to Bill Baral,
son of Mr and Mrs. Louis
Baral, Heidlersburg
John Hinkle, a former 4-
H’er and 4-H Summer
Assistant in Adams County,
now employed by the New
Holland Equipment Com
pany, spoke to the audience
Karen Hobaugh,
daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Bruce Reever,
Hanover, has received
the honor of being
selected the Nor
theastern Regional
Winner in the
Veterinary Science
National 4-H Program.
Miss Hobaugh had been
previously selected as
the State Winner for
1980.
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qualities of leadership and have been challenged
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about the part that 4-H
played m his career
decision Hinkle cited the 4-H
pledge as the foundation and
direction for his life. He
encouraged the youths
present to take full ad
vantage of all opportunities
that the 4-H program has to
offer as experiences that
could shape their own
futures
Keystone winners were
announced by Helen Rex. Six
young women were cited and
they are. Karen Hobaugh,
Hanover, in Veterinary
Science, Joan Todt,
Hanover, in Agriculture;
Cindy Wilson, Biglerville, in
Recreation; Joyce Zepp,
New Oxford, in Dairy Foods;
Roxanne Kump, Biglerville,
in Safety; Jody Sherman,
Abbottstown, in Horse.
Miss Rex also announced
the three State Winners in
the National Awards
Program. They include;
Joyce Zepp from New Ox
ford in Dairy Foods; Karen
Hobaugh from Hanover in
Veterinary Science; Kathy
Durboraw from Gettysburg
a special award from the
Foley Manufacturing
Company in Food and
Nutrition.
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Karen Hobaugh, daughter
of Mr and Mrs. Bruce
Reever, Hanover, who has
been selected as the 1980
State Winner in the
Veterinary Science
Program, has also been
honored as the Northeastern
Regional Winner The Vet.
Science Program is sup-
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