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AIS-Lancntar Farming, Saturday, Novambar 29,1986
JEFFERSON - York 4-H dairy
club members harvested a yield of
trophies, plaques and recognition
last Saturday evening, wrapping
up the project year with
fellowship, awards presentations
and a family dinner at the Jef
ferson Fire Hall.
Special recognition was ex
tended to Susan Eisenhart, whose
work with her developing herd of
registered Jerseys earned her the
state 4-H dairy winner title. Sue
will attend the upcoming 4-H
National Club Congress in
Chicago, where she will compete
with other state winners for
national scholarship honors. She is
the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Rodney Eisenhart, Thomasville
Rl, and a senior at Spring Grove
Area High School.
ng awards for 4-H dairy club work went to, front, from left, Kelly Morris.
Kelly Jo Myers, Kim McCleary, John Kiser Jr.; and rear, left, Tim Warner, Sue Eisenhart,
Rich Bupp and Downa Doll.
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York 4-H Dairy Members Harvest Awards
The county’s three regional
dairy clubs each named out
standing winners in three age and
experience categories. Named the
outstanding rookie, or beginner, **
member for the Central Dairy Club
was John Kiser Jr. Central Club’s
outstanding junior was Annie
Rauhauser and outstanding senior
is Sue Eisenhart.
Winners from the Milk and
Money Club were Tanya Barr,
rookie; Kelly Morris, outstanding
junior; and Tim Warner, senior
winner. Southwest Dairy Club
named Kelly Jo Myers for rookie
award recognition, with Rich
Bupp, outstanding junior and
Downa Doll, the outstanding
senior.
Dairy teams which represented
the county at various regional and
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state competitions also earned
team members plaques honoring
their participation. Dairy Bowl
team honors went to Bridgette
Boyer, Missy Bupp, Angis Lang
and Tim Warner.
Awards for dairy judging went to
Scott Barr, Missy Bupp, Patty
Bupp, Downa Doll, C.E. Hubbard
111, Matt Reheard and Tim War
ner. C.E. Hubbard 111 received
recognition for his ac
complishments of finishing third at
the state 4-H dairy judging, and
seventh at the national com
petition, and Patty Bupp scored a
second place finish at the
Harrisburg All-American 4-H
dairy judging.
Breed champion winners at the
county 4-H roundup were
presented plaques for their
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Holstein division winner was C.E.
Hubbard 111, Sue Eisenhart,
Jersey division; Kelly Morris,
Guernsey division; and Kim
McCleary, Brown Swiss.
Awards to Junior Holstein club
milk and fat winners in the county
contest went to Jenelle Boyer,
-c cisei. jrt _jiry winner and
will compete for national honors at the 4-H Club Congress in
Chicago, during December.
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Entertainment for the evening
program was a 4-H dairy puppet
show, presented by members of
the Southwest club, and a slide
show on Alaska, given by former
county agent John Smith, who led
the farm-oriented Alaskan tour in
July.
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