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Hawbaker and Jamie Hartman; front row, Tim Stoner and
Darren Hawbaker.
Eric Horsh receives certificate for being named Out
standing First Year Dairy Club member. Raymond Shoe
maker, of Letterkenny Federal Credit Union, which spon
sors the club, presents the award.
Senior Project Book Winners were: Back row, Ryan Mey
ers, Mike Daugherty, Lewis Brantner, and Chuck King; front
row, Beverly Meyers and Carla Crider.
Richard Harshman, right; Kenneth Mummed; and John
Stoner, past dairy club Jeaders, were recognized for their
years of service to the club.
ipril 9, 1988
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Franklin 4-H Dairy Awards Given
BY BONNIE BRECHBILL
Franklin Co. Correspondent
KAUFFMAN STATION
Three former Dairy Club leaders
with a combined total of 76 years
of service among them spoke at the
Franklin County 4-H Dairy
Awards Banquet and Reorganiza
tion meeting. They shared reminis
cences of the early years of the
Dairy Club. Speaking to club
members and their families, last
month at Kauffman Community
Center were Richard Harshman,
with 22 years of service to the
Dairy Club; Kenneth Mummcrt,
30 years of service; and John Ston
er, 24 years. Carl Hartman, 1987
club president, presented certifi
cates of appreciation to the men on
behalf of the 4-H Dairy Council.
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Junior Project Book Winners were: Back row, Diane Stuff, Jamie Hartman, Brian
Reichard, and Gena Horst; front row, Melissa Brantner, Jodi Horst, Tla Crider, and Eric
Horsh.
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Robert Eckstine, Merccrsburg,
announced that the annual 4-H calf
sale will be held April 15 at Ralph
Horst’s auction bam. Twenty-one
head have been consigned so far.
The sale will be open to all bidders.
Phil Wagner, Extension Dairy
Agent, presented the project book
awards.
Eric Horsh, 12, son of Linda
Horsh, St. Thomas, was named
Outstanding First Year Dairy Club
member for 1987. He was pre
sented with a certificate by Ray
mond Shoemaker of the Lettcrkcn
ny Federal Credit Union, which
sponsors the club. He will also
receive a trophy for his
achievement.
Club member Dale Mummcrt,
Chambersburg, was recently
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Winning Dairy Bowl Team
members were also recognized.
First place teams were Western A
Team in the Junior Division and
Western B Team in the Senior
Division. Western B Team
(juniors) and Hamilton-St. Tho
mas B Team (seniors) took second
place ribbons.
Newly elected officers are:
Mike Flannery, vice-president;
Eleanor Stoner, secretary, Elam
Meyers, treasurer; and Nina Bur
dette, public relations director.
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