CREAMERY Montgomery
County 4-H members wrapped up
an exciting year in 4-H by
exhibiting over 200 finished
projects at the 4-H Fair held
recently at the Creamery 4-H
Center. Ribbons are awarded on a
Danish system of blue, red and
white merit ribbons, rather than a
first, second, third placing,
allowing each youngster to be
awarded in the same category
mstead of only one first place
ribbon.
In the home economics divisions
green clover awards are given to
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Montgomeiy 4-H Fair Champions Listed
exhibits of outstanding quality. In
all areas a “Champion in Class”
award is given in each class with
nine or less entries. If ten or more
entries are in a class, the out
standing exhibits are selected as
grand champion and reserve
grand champion.
The following are some of the
final judging results in the home
economics and family living
divisions.
Clover ribbons were awarded to;
from the Lansdale area, Danielle
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Detweiler, Level 3; Ton Myers,
Level 1; Judy Park, Freelance;
Christy Hough, Level 1; Jody
Carney, Freelance; Janet Carney,
Freelance; Heather Kent; Level 2;
and Rachel Benner, Freelance.
From the Harleysville area:
Kristen Schickling, Level 4;
Stephanie Moyer, Level 6; Lisa
Koehler, Freelance; and Lavonne
Stutzman, Level 4. From
Perkiomenville: Clorinda
O’Leary, Level 6. From the Trappe
area Barbara Finnan, Level 1, and
Lisa Finnan, Level 6. Lisa Koehler
was also awarded the grand
champion ribbon, while Janet
Carney and Jody Carney were both
awarded reserve grand champion
honors.
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Clovers were received by
Stephanie Moyer, Harleysville;
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Gwen Ottinger, Collegeville;
Heather Kent, Lansdale; and
Cathy Jo Barnshaw, Graterford.
Cathy Jo also received the best in
class ribbon for Level 3.
Crafts
Ceramics: Pam Frey,
Zieglerville, was awarded grand
champion.
Freelance crafts: Jill Ott,
Schwenksville, was awarded a
clover and grand champion.
Design with Shape and Form:
Candy Heacock, Perkiomenville,
was awarded reserve grand
champion.
All 4-H members were com-
mended for their fine exhibits at
the 4-H Fair. Some “open classes”
at the Fair allowed parents,
leaders and the general public to
display their finished home
economics products. The following
individuals received blue ribbons
for their accomplishments: Mary
Ellen Wagner, Alice Heffentrager,
Marie Groth, Naomi Walter, Libby
Klopp, Stephany Goloveyko, Verna
Fretz, Jeanette Frey, Jenny
Wagner, Kenny Hegadus, Mary
Zollers. Mary Ellen Wagner also
received best in class and
Stephany Goloveyko was awarded
a clover award.
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MEDIA - How well do
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lump it all in one
category called
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frequently young
children are whiney,
uncooperative, or may
have temper tantrums
when they are over
tired, hungry or are in
the early stages of an
oncoming illness.
It is certainly not fair
to a young child to be
taken on a shopping trip
at nap time. It is also
inconsiderate not to
offer a child (while
away from home) food
and drink as needed, or
an opportunity to use
toilet facilities suf
ficiently early to help
them maintain a degree
of comfort.
According to
Maryetta Dorricott,
Delaware County
Cooperative Extension
home economist,
children have feelings
and generally will try to
do what is expected of
them. They do have
limitations of en
durance, however!
Whan adults push them
beyond the brink of
what young bodies and
wills can take,
rebellious behavior
occurs. This is not the
time to punish them!
This is the time to think
of whether or not we are
being sensible, honest,
loving parents with the
ability to put the needs
of young children ahead
of our own when certain
situations arise.
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