04—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, December 20,1980
COLLEGE PARK, Md. -
Sixteen of Maryland’s 43
teen-agers attending the
fifty-ninth National 4-H
Congress (Nov. 29-Dec. 4) in
Chicago were sponsored by
firms and organizations
which operate primarily in
the Old Line State.
The size of this year’s
state-sponsored delegation
equals the record count set
in 1978, according to a
spokesman for the Maryland
4-H Club Foundation. Four
members of the group ended
up as national 4-H project
scholarship winners or
alternates
For the second con
secutive year, the state
sponsored group included a
national 4-H sheep project
scholarship winner from
Howard County. She is Susan
Schoeman, 18, of Clarksville
Last year’s winner was Paul
K Gardner, 19, of Morgan
Both individuals were
sponsored by the Maryland
Sheep Breeders Association
Another Howard County
resident on this year’s state
sponsored list was Kimberly
A Pardoe, 16, of Lisbon She
was named second alternate
for a national 4-H horse
project scholarship
Mary A. Oesterlmg, 18, of
LaPlata (Charles county)
was selected as third
alternate for a national 4-H
dog project scholarship, and
Glon D. Stifler, 18, of Glen
Arm (Baltimore county)
was named fifth alternate
for a national 4-H citizenship
project scholarship
Alternates qualify for
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national 4-H scholarships if
the regular national project
winners elect not to attend
college Their state sponsors
made possible an all
expense-paid opportunity
they would not otherwise
have had to attend the
National 4-H Congress
A listing of some of
Maryland’s 1980 state 4-H
trip winners to Chicago, and
the project areas in which
they earned recognition, are
as follows.
Harford County - Karen E
Holloway, 17, of Darlington,
beef cattle. From a small
nine-year-old farm girl who
was afraid of large animals
to a polished 4-H livestock
judge with her own purebred
Angus herd, Miss Holloway
has come a long way during
her 4-H career The daughter
of Mr and Mrs Richard S
Holloway, she is a senior at
Havre de Grace high school.
Major 4-H achievements
have included being top
individual junior livestock
judge at the Maryland State
Fair in both 1976 and 1977
and first-place individual
senior 4-H livestock judge at
the state fair in 1978 Last
year, as a member of the
state 4-H livestock judging
team, she placed second in
both beef cattle judging and
over-all standings in junior
competition during the
Keystone International
Livestock Exposition at
Harrisburg, Pa.
Also during 1979, Karen
placed first in meats iden
tification and senior herd
smanship competition at the
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Maryland 4-H Livestock
Roundup on the state
fairground in Tunomum
Later that year, she won a
$l,OOO scholarship as winner
of the junior stockman’s
contest at the Eastern
National Livestock Show
She plans to use the money to
study animal science at a
four-year college Her trip to
the National 4-H Congress
was sponsored by the
Maryland Cattlemen’s
Association
Howard County - Donna M
Day, 16, also of Mamot
sville, swine. A junior at
Glenelg high school, she is a
member of the concert choir
Her 4-H activities have
concentrated on livestock,
vegetable gardening and
camping Her parents are
Mr and Mrs. H Calvin Day
Mr Day is the vice-president
of Farm and Home Service,
a Southern States
Cooperative agency with
stores at Ellicott CiL and
Sykesville.
Donna exhibited the
reserve champion 4-H and
FFA market hog at the 1979
Maryland State Fair, and
she has done well m swine
fitting and showing com
petition She and her older
brother have also main
tained sheep and beef cattle
projects, along with a
garden, on the family’s
acre mini-farm She is
hoping to attend college and
pursue a career related to
annuals Her trip to the
National 4-H Congress was
sponsored by the Maryland
Pork Producers Association.
Howard County - Jack E
Girod, 16, of Dayton,
poultry. Along with Miss
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