Adams 4-H Dairy Club Celebrates 40th Anniversary
for this award, a member must be Joy Hess. percent of all project books scored!
in their first or second year of Three individuals received the This year’s awards were presented
project work and have the highest Club’s Special Award rosettes for to Jennifer Weimer, Christine Todt
completed project score of all iroject book scores in the top 10 and Janet Ludwig
those eligible.
The showmanship and fitting
awards won at the 1986 Adams
County 4-H Round-up were also
presented. Each receiving a
leather calf halter provided by
Atlantic Breeders Cooperative
were Matthew Guise, champion
mini-showman, and Mark
Clowney, reserve champion mini
showman. Receiving rosettes for
tbeir efforts were: Jennifer
Weimer, champion showman,
Jennifer Hess, reserve champion
showman, David Smith, champion
fitter, and Jennifer Weimer,
reserve champion fitter.
The breed champions also
received their champion rosettes
at this time. The winners were:
senior champion Holstein, Denton
Guise; reserve senior champion
Holstein, Jennifer Weimer; junior
champion Holstein, Jennifer
Weimer; reserve junior champion
Holstein, Jennifer Weimer.
Also honored were: junior
champion Jersey, Daniel
Singling; reserve junior champion
Jersey, Kathy Reever; and junior
and reserve junior Brown Swiss,
BY GINGER SECRIST MYERS
Adams Co. Correspondent
HEIDLERSBURG - Over 150 of
the Club’s past and present
members and their families filled
the Heidlersburg Fireball for the
22nd Annual Banquet and the 40th
Anniversary of the Adams County
4-H Dairy Calf Club. The banquet
culminated eight months of
planning by Club members with
Kathy Todt, Centennial, serving as
banquet chairman and Club
President Jennifer Weimer, New
Oxford, serving as the Mistress of
Ceremonies.
Prior to the start of the meal,
guests had the opportunity to
browse and socialize with other
members of their club days. Club
scrapbooks, old photographs, and
other club memorabilia were also
on display.
Hoffman Receives Honor Award
UNIVERSITY PARK - Lynn D.
Hoffman, a senior research
associate in agronomy at Penn
State University, was recently
honored by the Soil Conservation
Society in Winston-Salem, N.C.
Hoffman was one of nine to receive
an ‘Honor’ award from the society.
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County Extension Director Tom
Piper and Tom Murren, Club
Leader for the > past 38 years,
provided the narration for a slide
show, which followed the meal.
The slide set contained a mixture
of shots showing the Club’s
programs, activities, shows and
dairy princess contests over the
past four decades.
Highlighting the evening was the
presentation of club awards.
Jennifer Weimer capped off her
year as club president by being
named the club’s outstanding
senior member. This is the fourth
consecutive year that Weimer has
won this distinction. She is
presently serving as the 1986
Adams County Dairy Princess.
The outstanding junior member
award for 1986 went to Matthew
Guise, York Springs. To be eligible
states, he is the manager of Penn
State’s agronomy research farm at
Rock Springs. He is currently
researching crop management in
conservation tillage production
programs. Hoffman also serves as
agronomy extension specialist for
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Adams County 4-H Dairy Calf Club were presented at the
Club’s 22nd Annual Banquet and the 40th Anniversary
recently in Heidlersburg. Pictured here are: Matthew Guise,
left, distinguished junior member; Tom Murren, club leader
for the past 38 years; and Jennifer Weimer, outstanding
senior member for the fourth consecutive year.
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