Bl4—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, August 14,1982
More winners emerge from State 4-H Days
Maurice Kramer, state 4-H director, recognized Edith
Hemminger, of Newville, Lori Davidson, of Shippensburg,
and Karen Miller of Mechanicsburg, as the highest scoring
Horticulture Judging Team at 4-H State Achievement Days
held at Penn State University.
Adams County 4-H members were first place winners in the
Demonstration Contest. From left, 4-H agent Darlene Resh
congratulates Angel Ounchack, Littlestown and Mitchel
Reaver, Littlestown. Both did demonstrations in the
‘‘general’’ category. Over 500 4-H members from throughout
the Commonwealth took part in the various demonstration
events.
the dairy bowl contest held at State to compete in the National 4-H Dairy Bowl
Achievement Days at the Penn State Campus, Contest to be held in' conjunction with the
Berks County 4-H members captured first North American Dairy Show at Louisville,
place. From left are:. Scott Troutman. R 1 Kentucky in the fall. Coaches for the team
Myerstown; Connie Ohlinger, R 1 Mohrsville; were Ken Fabian, Helen Seidel, and Bill
Carol Dreisbach, R 3 Hamburg; and William v Zollers.
7 3 gnl, ' ng ’ ***•)* dress revue com- Washington County; Jennifer Phillips, Stefanie
petition, eight 4-H sewing project outfits got Schaich and Judy Weaver, all of Lancaster
the judges nod as the most worthy from over County; Reva Meiser, Snyder County; Mary
30 entries. From left are Tina Ott, West- Lou Hoodak, Sullivan County; and Deanne
moreland County; Heather Johnston, Myers, Lancaster County.
Lancaster County 4-H members were first From left are: Maurice Kramer, 4-H program
place winners in the Vegetable Judging director; Debra Martin; Rebecca Rorabaugh;
Contest held at State 4-H Achievement Days. Ray Wallace: and Robert Walbrecht.
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