Fair
(Continued from Pag* B 16)
Louisiana with the Exchange
Club, a one week .trip, to Washing
ton, D.C. as a delegate to Citizen
ship Washington Focus and parti
cipation in 4-H Week at Penn
State. She will help promote Lan
caster County’s 4-H program
throughout the next year, and will
be given the Elmer Boyd Memor
ial Award during the leaders’ ban
quet in October.
Other finalists in the Outstand
ing 4-H’er contest were Jeff Craig,
a member of the Solanco 4-H
Club, the Red Rose Beef Club and
the Exchange Club; and Tammy
Long, a member of the Boots and
Saddles 4-H Club.
Three 4-H’ers were named to
the Senior Honor Roll and three to
the Junior Honor Roll, reflecting
their participation in county, reg
ional and statewide 4-H activities.
Seniors whose names will be
inscribed on a permanent plaque at
the Farm and Home Center include
Lara Bair, Mountville 4-H Club
and 4-H Exchange Club; Vickie
Creighton, Saddle Cinches 4-H
ly presents scholarships to outstanding 4-H’ers.
Receiving their scholarships to outstanding 4-H’ers.
Receiving their scholarships at the awards program
were, from left, Joy Layton, Cindy Harnlsh and Sallie
Gregory.
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Fyock, Lidtz-Rothsville 4-H Club;
Lori Loeffler, Penn Manor 4-H
Club; and Brian McLaughlin, Sol
anco Community 4-H Club.
Winners of the annual talent
competition included: first, Jill
Musser, Ephrata Community
Club, with a piano solo; second,
Seth Bair, Mountville Community
Club, juggling; tie for third, Stacey
Goss, Penn Willow 4-H Club,
piano solo and Lisa Long, Elm-
Penryn Club, vocal solo. Other
finalists were Tricia and Tara
Bare. The finalists had been
selected from among 15 particip
ants at an earlier competition.
Ten 4-H’ers received scholar
ships from the Lancaster County
Bankers Association. Winners
were: Cindy Hamish, $250; Lorri
Rutt, $250; Sallie Gregory, $200;
Ellen Lewis, $150; Tricia Musser,
$150; Julie Hoffer, $100; Bob Bar
ley, $100; Kevin Hess, $100; and
Joy Layton, $lOO.
Kerry Freese, 16, was named a
recipient of both the $5O clothing
award and the $5O foods award
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jse 4-H’ers were selected for the 4-H Honor Roll, and . have
names inscribed on a permanent plaque at the Farm and Home Center. From
left are: Cindy Harnlsh, 18, Senior Honor Roll; Vicki Creighton, 16, Senior;
Amy Fyock, 14, Junior; and Lara Bair, 15, Senior.
presented by Farm Women Socie
ty #l9. Kerry is a member of the
Solanco Community 4-H Club.
She received the cooking award
from Farm Women #l9
previously.
Brian McLaughlin received a
#23 award from the Appalachian
Audubon Society for his handy
man project which was a Martin
bird house.
A showman of showmen contest
was held during the three-day fair,
with each participant showing a
horse, a dairy heifer and a market
lamb. Winners in that event were;
Jessica Watts, first; Melissa Har
ris, second; Kristen Chupp, third.
In a contest of club exhibits,
designed to help educate the public
about the work of individual clubs,
Boots and Saddles Club took first
place. In second was the Rough
Riders Club and in third there was
a tie between Solanco Rabbit Club
and the Seeing Eye Puppy Club.
The Boots and Saddles and
Saddle Cinches 4-H Clubs won the
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Sixteen-year-old Kerry Freese, a member of the Sol
anco Community Club, received two $5O awards from
Farm Women Society #l9, for her achievement In
foods and clothing.
club scrapbook award.
Over eighty 4-H’ ers were recog
nized by winning gold ribbons on
their 4-H project exhibits, having
received a point total of 98 to 100.
Gold ribbon winners included:
Sewing: Heidi Lehman, Eunice
Clark, Walter Zimmerman, Kim
McLaughlin, Jeni Bolich, Becky
MacVaugh, Jennifer Wolfe, Mar
cy Fahnestock, Elizabeth Nichols,
Andrea Hougendobler, Amy
Osborne, Lily Ann Nolt, Marlene
Enck, Michelle Fischer, Toni Dro
ney, Kristy Bowman, Pamela Leh
man, Lara Bair, Lisa Shenk,
Brooke Geyer, Lori Brechbill,
Kate Rohrer, Heather Haldeman,
Jami Krause, Angela Martin,
Debbie Shenk, Lisa Conrad, Carrie
Davis, Kerry Freese, Daphne
Shenk, Angie Carper, Denise Hal
deman, Tashya Leaman, Joy
Layton.
Handyman: Shaun Keperling, held on Wednesday evening at the
Kevin Hess. Entomology: Greg Fairgrounds, over $7,000 was
Hess. Leathercraft; Durelle Lea- raised to benefit the 4-H members
man. Macrame: Sue Hastings, in the county. Over 350 items were
Marcy Fahnestock, Chrissy Wolfe, donated and auctioned by former
Beth Nestleroth. Rifle; Debra Ben- 4-H’er Kenneth Brubaker. Top
trem, Frank Bentrem. Stenciling: price of the evening was $5OO for a
Jennifer Brandt, Maggie Straus- i o g ca bin quilt.
Hey, Kids!
We would like to hear from you. Send us a pic
ture that you drew about life in the country or
send us a poem or short story that you wrote. Be
sure to Include your name, age, and address.
Send it to Lou Ann Good, Lancaster Farming,
P.O. Box 366, Lititz, Pa. 17543.
baugh, Lavonne Lehman, Lisa
Wolgemuth. Flower Gardening:
Tina Gerlach, Jill Hamish, Jackie
Gerlach, Irene Ryan. Foods; Tam
my Brandt, Tricia Bare, Julie Roh
rer, Wafi Stoltzfus, Kerry Freese,
Amy Martin, Kim Shellenberger,
Cindy Cochran, Jenn Wolfe,
Renee Groff, Marcy Fahnestock,
Julie Martin.
Ceramics; Nancy Mohler,
Jonathan Hart, Marcy Hamish,
Tracy Witmer, Jackie Gerlach,
Sara Hess, Margaret Keysock,
Heidi Derstler, Abram Shaffher,
Sandy Smeltzer, Bobby Bleecher,
Lisa Wenger, Susan Bentrem.
Let’s Explore; Sara Weaver, Val
erie Kurtz, Kevin Hurst. Vegetable
gardening; Jill Hamish. Basket
Weaving: Amy Fyock, JoJo
Wenger.
At the second benefit auction