NEWARK, Del. - Cooperative
Extension’s national 4-H youth
committee has established a
college scholarship fund to
recognize and further the
education of worthy current or
former 4-H members. Each
scholarship is directly related to
the National 4-H Awards Program,
so outstanding achievement in this
program is a prerequisite.
Qualified Delaware 4-H’ers and
former 4-H’ers are eligible to
compete for the following national
scholarships.
• Two $l,OOO 4-H career
scholarships sponsored by Who’s
Who Among American High School
Students. Scholarships are
available to incoming freshmen
SPARTANSBURG - Lesa
Kimball, Kimball Road, Watt
sburg, was named the 1986 North
west Maple Queen at the fifth
annual contest May 3 at Dutch
Treat Restaurant, Spartansburg.
Lesa is the 18-year-old daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Burton J. Kimball,
who have been involved in the
production of maple syrup since
1977.
Lesa graduated from Seneca
High School in June 1985. While in
Saturday, May 10
Lancaster Society 7 meets at the
home of Averill Lichty for a
program on silk flower
arrangements by Mrs. Richard
Turner.
Lancaster Society 10 meets at 1:30
p.m. for a program by Dorothy
Elmer.
Lancaster Society 2 meets for
mother and daughter day.
Lancaster Society 19 meets at 1; 30
p.m. for a program by Marie
Kraft.
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Scholarships Available to 4-H'ers, Former 4-H'ers
(fall ‘B6) in any field of study at an
accredited college or university.
Applicants must show evidence of
4-H influence on their choice of a
future career.
• One $l,OOO agricultural
scholarship sponsored by Alpha
Gamma Rho. Candidates must be
incoming freshman (fall ‘B6) who
plan to major in agriculture,
forestry, veterinary medicine or a
closely related field.
• Four $l,OOO agricultural
careers scholarships sponsored by
DeKalb Ag Research, Inc.
Available to high school seniors or
college freshmen who plan to study
farming, farm management,
business and industry, research
Lesa Kimball
school she was a member of the
Seneca Concert Band, a majorette
in the marching band for four
years and an honor student. At
present she is working at Pizza Hut
in Union City. In addition to being
active in the family maple
operation, her hobbies are knit
ting, sewing, needle point, latch
hook, painting, softball and
volleyball.
The two other candidates were
Vickie Northrop, Corry, 17-year-
Tuesday, May 13
Lancaster Society 22 meets at
Faith E.C. Church for
mother/daughter candlelight
dessert.
Lancaster Society 11 sews at
General Hospital.
Wednesday, May 14
Lancaster Society 14 meets at the
Farm and Home Center at noon
to entertain Society 11 and
county officers. Bring a large
salad or dessert, 2 matching
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• Ten four-year $l,OOO
agricultural career awareness
scholarships to land-grant in
stitutions, sponsored by E.I.
DuPont de Nemours and Com
pany, Inc. Candidates must be high
school seniors who are minority
members of 4-H and have been
accepted by a land-grant in
stitution. They must intend to
study agriculture or a closely
related field in order to pursue an
agriculturally related career.
• Three $l,OOO animal science
scholarships sponsored by the
Continental Grain Company.
Candidates m"°* *>e
is Northwest Maple Queen
old daughter of Dennis Northrop;
and Rebecca K. Nichols, Spar
tansburg, 18-year-old daughter of
Frank and Evelyn Nichols.
The judges were Judy Dengler,
Saegertown, a registered nurse;
Deanna Stahlman, Reno, the 1984
N.W. Maple Queen, and Lori
Dengler, Saegertown, who works
at Spectrum Control.
Cindy Larrison, Conneautville,
the 1985 N.W. maple queen
presented Lesa Kimball with the
Conrad Weiser FFA
Kirk Sattazahn, a member of the
Conrad Weiser FFA Chapter, took
first place in the FFA Creed
Contest during the Area Public
Speaking Contest held recently at
the Berks County Intermediate
Unit,
Brenda McFarland, another
Conrad Weiser student, was
second, while fellow student Karen
plates and silverware.
Lancaster Society 8 meets for a
program by Rev. and Mrs.
Victor Bair.
Lancaster Society 3 meets for a
program on Good Samaritan
Home, Welsh Mountain.
Lancaster Society 18 meets at 1:30 ■<
p.m. for a program on hand
painted china.
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Saturday, May 17
majoring in animal science at an
accredited college or university.
• Three $l,OOO dairy goat project
scholarships sponsored by the
American Dairy Goat Association.
These scholarships are available
to high school seniors or freshmen
at an accredited college who plan
to study agriculture, home
economics or a closely related
field. They must have participated
in a 4-H dairy goat project for at
least one year.
• One $l,OOO food careers
scholarship sponsored by Webster
Industries, Inc. Candidates must
be freshmen in college who have
participated in 4-H food preser
vation, canning or freezing
crown.
The Maple Queen planning
committee members are; Mr. and
Mrs. Ernest Allen, Corry; Mr.
Dennis Northrop, Corry; Mr. and
Mrs. John Deets, Titusville; and
Mr. and Mrs. Chris Dengler,
Saegertown.
Bernard Tobin, Cambridge
Springs, Pa., N.W. Maple
Producers’ Association president,
was master of ceremonies for the
evening program.
Fessler placed seventh.
In the conservation division, Kay
Fessler, a sophomore, placed
third. Becky Sonnen, a sophomore,
was second in the General
Prepared Contest.
Eight members ot the Conrad
Weiser FFA Chapter also par
ticipated in the Area
Parliamentary Procedure Contest.
Team members were: Dave
Wolfskill, Dave Musser, Kirk
Sattazahn, Becky Sonnen, Kay
Fessler, Karen Fessler, Jim Blatt
and Troy Small. They placed
fourth in the contest.
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projects and who plan to major in
food technology, food and
nutrition, food service or a closely
related field.
• One $3,000 fashion career
scholarship sponsored by the Tobe-
Coburn School for Fashion
Careers. Candidates must have
successfully completed 45 quarter
or 30 semester hours at an ac
credited college or university and
must be available to enroll at Tobe-
Cobum within the year. They must
be able to adapt to an urban en
vironment, meet the balance of
their financial expenses and
submit a brief essay on “Why I
Want a Career in the Fashion
Industry.” The recipient must
intend to pursue studies in the
fashion industry in order to
prepare for a fashion-related
career.
• Two $l,OOO rabbit project
scholarships sponsored by the
American Rabbit Breeders
Association, Inc. Available to high
school seniors or college freshmen
who have completed one year of 4-
H work on a rabbit project and who
plan to study agriculture, home
economics or a closely related
field.
• Two $l,OOO 4-H veterinary
medicine scholarships sponsored
by Champion Valley Farms, Inc.
Available to candidates now
enrolled in one of the 28 U.S.
colleges offering a veterinary
medicine curriculum.
• Six $l,OOO career scholarships
sponsored by the Gertrude L.
Warren Scholarship Fund. Ap
plicants must be a college fresh
men who show evidence of 4-H
influence on their future career
choice and who are enrolled in any
field of study in an accredited
college or university.
Delaware youth wishing to apply
for any of these scholarships may
obtain further information and
application forms from the county
extension office in Newark (451-
8965), Dover (737-1448) or
Georgetown (856-7303) or from
state 4-H leader Marcius But
terfield (451-2509). Applications
must be approved by him and
submitted to the National 4-H
Council by Oct. 1.
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