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NJ Ph 609-587-9666 Carroll County 4-H’ers win public speaking awards WESTMINSTER, Md Seventy-one 4-H members gave 85 speeches at the Carroll County 4-H Public Speaking Contest, ex panded this year to include divisions for extemporaneous speeches and radio/pubhc address announcements as well as the customary prepared speeches In the radio/pubhc address division judges Dwight Dingle and Gary Riggm from WTTR awarded championships to: Jamie Reese, Jenell Rinehart and Monica McGinley. Brandy Reese and Rachel Hare were reserve champions, with Billy Webster receiving a blue award; Laura McGinley, Janet Carter and Susan Bowersox, red awards; and Joe Carter a white award Extemporaneous champions were Laura McGinley, Jenell Rinehart and Janet Carter, with Kris Eckard receiving the reserve champion. Blue ribbons were awarded to Monica McGinley and Kelly Binko, a red to Sandy Donaldson and a white to Matt Blauvelt. Senior division (14 to 18 years old) champion prepared speeches were presented to Monica McGmley and Kris Eckard, with Chene Dabney and Denise Frebertshauser chosen reserve champions Blue awards went to, Nicole Roop, Michelle Baker, Michelle Behrendt, Louie Fisher, Christine Curry, Beth White, Debbie Starner and Susie Stonesifer and White Awards to Henry FKline and Wade Rippeon Sarah Ensor and Shelley a m m m m m -m m m m mmmmmm • anrWßT* ■ ■ ■ ■ l>iKJ!>tei Frfriiung P O Boi 3<X> lidu PA I /t>4 i /I 7 I*4 404/ or I itiW /17 bib 1104 Mun Tuei W«*tl B d m tobpm fliur. tf-M / j in lo *) p in CLASSIFIED AD ORDER BLANK MAIL TO. LANCASTER FARMING PO Box Jb6 Lititz PAl7b43 Ir* iLtiiuwina L*iego(.ei ■ die dv«iUb4c tor jrour fvOIP Pifjir do not usr Uni torm tor (U»»ilied Advertising I Meit Boi Mjrkel Ad* Sit- i suottum*. mbettwnC Deadline ■ in Station D with MeilDo* Merfcel* ThyrsUir morning at 9 oi ««CR WC«ft S puWKAtiOO B 1 FAiruLquipment ■ I Perm Equipment warned I i iikii end Unloaded « 4 Building and buppiie* * b unm Equipment | fr p«i tf Equipment a Address Please publish my word ad The lollow<ii< ■ aleaones are available lor your uassiliedadwerttsin* in Section ft Oeadltne- Wednesday alter noon at b u* eachweeft s puHtJUm starting with the Boi Replies Ads with answers coming to a box number do Lancaster Farming $2 00 additional This newspaper will not be responsible tor more than one incorrect insertion of any advertisement 7 livestock Equipment 8 Catll* 9 MwsesAMults 10 bhecpS Goals 11 SNtne 17 Artificial breeding 1 i yioK fcqu pmenl 4 Supplies 14 Poultry t Supplies 15 teedlbecd lb EertiliiC* 17 Plants lb Fruits! Vegetables 19 Nursery 7u sawn 4 harden 71 beivites dieted 22 Custom Work 73 hop Warned 74 situations Wanted 2b Business Opportunities .o Household if Pels Jo lust 79 > uund 30 Computers 31 Notice 37 Miscellaneous 33 Hcli rational Vehicles 14 Autos 35 Trucks and Iraners 3b Heal Estate growth on which they flower. Spring flowering ornamentals, such as lilac and forsythia, which bloom on last year’s wood should not be pruned now, as this will remove the stems that produce flowers. Summer flowering ornamentals like beauty bush and crepe myrtle, on the other hand, may be safely pruned in late winter or early spring, since they bloom on shoots from the current season. Pruning them now will encourage new growth, providing more shoots and flower buds. Barton offers the following guidelines to help you decide when to prune. Late'Winter into Early Spring • Remove old canes from mature shrubs, except those that flower early; • Trim deciduous hedges; • Prune dormant fruit trees PLEASE WRITE CLEARLY DEADLINES SECTION B WEDNESDAY AT S 00 P M SECTION C THURSOAf AT 900 A M OF EACH WEEK S PUBLICATION PhOfWM 1 issue Classify under I enclose Lancaster Farming, Saturday, March 15,1986-C7 • Prune inconvenient low branches and crossing branches from flowering ornamental trees; • Do not prune shade trees and evergreens now. Late Spring into Early Summer: • Remove old canes on mature shrubs after they bloom, • Trim evergreens with new growth; • Pinch back new growth on flowering shrubs to encourage branching; • Remove dead flowers azaleas and rhododendrons. Throughout Summer: • Shear hedges; • Remove lower branches from young shade trees; • Prune evergreen shrubs; • Pinch back growing tips to maintain plant size. Late Fail into Winter: • Ease off evergreen pruning; • Prune shade trees. Yinghng were named the In termediate Division (11-13 years old) champions with Jenell Rinehart and Scott Hoffman reserve champions 4-Her’s receiving blue awards were Brandy Reese, Michelle Zepp, Laura McGinley, Jennifer Conaway, Rachel Wagner, Toyah Houck, I aura Eberling, Kelly Clagett and Charles Streaker. Red winners were Yung Soon Marr, Matt Blauvelt, Sandy Donaldson, Greg Soper, Beth Leidy, Anne Dorwart, Trevor Wells and Laura Dorsey. White winners were Lucretia Carter, Judy Adkins and Jenny Eberling. Junior Division (8-10 years old) champion prepared speeches were presented to Amanda Kent and Tim Dutterer Reserve champions were Troy Curry and Jenny Kibler Blue award speeches were given by Jamie Reese, Katie Hoffman, Susan Haebler, Kate Ensor and Tracy Clagett Red awards went to Rachel Hare, Jennifer Baker, Melanie Soper, Dollie, Tasto, Matt Soper, Debbie Tasto, Alice Carr, Kristy Anderson and Charlene Barnes White ribbons were presented to Laura Behrendt. Erin Deigert, Jennifer Williams, Kristen Hams, Sarah McGmley and Shawnee Blauvelt. Clover awards were presented to April Deigert and Josh Kibler Extension agent Bob Shirley announced that the six champions in the prepared speech divisions will compete with the champions from Frederick and Howard counties on April 18 29* per word per week lor 2 times 23* per word per week 3or more times Word). up (o 11 ttmes 11 word minimum 1 Time 2 Times 3 Times 7 59 8 28 8 97 966 10 35 11 04 11 73 12 42 13 11 13 80 immM
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