Bl4—Lancaster Fanning, Saturday, September 10,1983
Fulmer Wears Daily Crown
NORTHAMPTON Susan Fulmer, 18, was recently
crowned the 1983 Northampton-Lehigh Dairy Princess. She
is the daughter of Robert Fulmer, Pen Argyl. Susan works as
a secretary for an insurance company and is the owner of 17
Hoisteins.
4-H’ers Attend
Achievement Days
NORRISTOWN - Thirty-four 4-
H club members from Mon
tgomery County took part in State
4-H Achievement Days held
recently at Penn State University.
They competed with some 1,800
other boys and girls in judging,
demonstrations, public speaking,
and consumer education events.
Awards to Montgomery County
4-H’ers were announced by Dr.
Maurice Kramer State 4-H
Program Director.
The clothing and textiles team
made up of Debbie Fagley,
Trappe; Carole and Kathy Yar
nall, Gilbertsville, finished seventh
place out of 2S teams and were
awarded blue merit award rib
bons. For their consumer
education presentation, Bridget
Faulkner and Janet Camey, both
of Lansdale, were awarded fifth
place and red merit award rib
bons. The consumerama team
made up of Candy Heacock,
Perkiomenville; Leslie Bar
tholomew; Royersford; Mike
Wentling, Philadelphia, and
Michele Wilsey, Lansdale, were
awarded white merit award rib
bons for their performance.
Hildie Block, Lansdale, was
awarded a blue merit ribbon
award in public speaking. For his
demonstration. Chip Kinsky,
Lansdale, was awarded a red
merit ribbon award.
The physical fitness team made
up of John Stewart, Collegeville;
Jill Justofin, Lansdale.a nd Angela
Bernatos, Schwenksville, was
awarded 14th place, with Bernatos
placing second in the senior girl
division and receiving a blue merit
ribbon award.
The horse judging team,
finishing 12th place out of 35 teams,
was made up Jerry Longworth and
Joe Guzman, both of Landsale, and
Mike and Susan Papp, Limerick.
In the livestock judging contest,
Bernadette, Steve and Phil Mc-
Mahon, Green Lane, and Steve
Pierson, Norristown, placed ninth
out of 29 teams, with Pierson and
Steve McMahon receiving in
dividual red and white merit
ribbon awards, respectively.
The riflery team consisting of
Michael Jennings, Schwenksville;
David Fiorito, King of Prussia, and
Charles Werkheiser, Norristown,
placed 11th, with Werkheiser
receiving a white merit ribbon
award.
The dairy judging team made up
of Karen Haldeman, Telford; Mik
Hetrick, Macungie, and Kitty
Kopistecki, Royersford, received
14th place.
Karen Bradshaw, North Wales,
Jody Carney, Lansdale, and Cindy
VanArsdale, Hatfield, competed in
the State Fashion Revue wearing
clothes they made this year.
Others participating were Janet
Hodgson, Maple Glen, Debbie
Waldsberger, Collegeville, and
Holly Compton, Norristown,
making up the horse bowl team.
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