A3B-Lancaster Farming, Saturday, December 23,1989
National 4-H Honors
(Continued from Pag* A3O)
4-H SCHOLARSHIP AWARDS
Fashion Revue Heather D.
Corson, 17, of Braddock Heights
(Frederick County) was one of four
4-H members from across the nation
to receive $l,OOO scholarship awards
for excellence in the fashion revue
project Maryland also had a nation
al winner in this project area last
year. Sponsoring organizations both
years were the Viking White Sewing
Machine Company and Simplicity
Patton Co., Inc.
Heather has organized her coun
ty’s 4-H fashion show for the past
three yean. She has planned and
conducted fashion workshops for
other 4-H members, and she has
earned considerable money from
professional modeling. Inspired by
her study of Italian clothing design
during an International 4-H Youth
Exchange program, she has begun
designing her own clothes.
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Gardening & Horticulture
Heidi L. Glisan, 17, of New London
(Frederick County) was one of five
4-H members from across the nation
to receive $l,OOO scholarships from
the Ortho Consumer Products Divi
sion of the Chevron Chemical Com
pany for excellence in gardening and
horticulture programs.
As part of her 4-H work, Heidi
has made an extensive study of dah
lia culture and has developed skills
in floral design. She has also studied
the culture of dish gardens, cactus
gardens and terrariums. She has con
ducted horticulture workshops for
other 4-H members.
Dairy Jenell R. Rinehart, 16,
of Taneytown (Carroll County) was
one of six 4-H members from across
the nation to receive $l,OOO scholar
ships from Land O’ Lakes, Inc., and
the American Cyanamid Company
for excellence in the 4-H dairy pro
gram.
As part of her project, Jcndl is re
sponsible for managing a milking
herd of 85 Holstein cows. She has
won both the junior and senior
championships in 4-H dairy cattle
judging at the Maryland Slate Fair,
and she was a member of the Mary
land team which won the national
4-H cairy cattle judging champion
ship on Oct. 3 at Madison, Wis.
Jenell has organized food and
blood drives in her school, and she
has produced a “cow” puppet show
to entertain senior citizens and in
form younger 4-H members about
the 4-H dairy project
In addition to her dairy skills, Jcn
ell is talented in sewing. She won
grand champion honors last year in
the 4-H Fashion Revue at the Mary
land State Fair, and she was a blue
ribbon winner in the same event this
year.
Petroleum Power Ernest H.
Beck, 17, of Jessup (Howard Coun
ty) was one of six 4-H members
from across the nation to receive
$1,500 scholarships from the Amo
co Foundation, Inc., for excellence
in the 4-H petroleum power project
As an outgrowth of his 4-H work,
Ernie operates his own small engine
business. He has repaired, overhaul
ed and rebuilt riding and push-type
lawn mowers, as well as weed-eat
ers, tillers, chain saws, go-carts and
motorcycles.
Ernie was senior 4-H small en
gines champion at the Maryland
State Fair in 1987, and he has taught
the basic parts of small engines to a
boy with learning disability.
Sheep Michael T. Howell, 19,
of Glenelg (Howard County) was
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one of four 4-H members from
across the nation who received
$l,OOO scholarships from the Ameri
can Sheep Industry Association for
excellence in the 4-H sheep pro
gram.
Mike also was one of 12 outstand
ing young persons who received the
prestigious 4-H silver tray award,
given on behclf of the President of
the United States. In addition to the
silver tray, he received a $1,500
scholarship from the Reader’s Di
gest Foundation.
Career Matthew E. lager, 18,
of Fulton (Howard County) was one
of six 4-H members from across the
nation to receive $l,OOO scholarships
from the DeKalb Genetics Corpora
tion for general excellence in 4-H
club projects. A Maryland 4-H
member also won this award last
year.
A senior at Atholton High School
in Columbia, Matt plans to attend
Delaware Valley College and pre
pare to qualify for admittance to a
school of veterinary medicine.
As part of his 4-H work. Matt as
sists with the family’s 1,100-acre
dairy, crop and turkey farm. He has
helped to train the county 4-H dairy
judging teams; he placed third in the
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Hand Future* Market* on Pago 3.
national 4-H dairy cattlp judging
contest in 1988, and hlsieam won
the national 4-H dairy bowl contest
last year.
Food & Nutrition—Rebecca A.
Segal, 17, of Four Comers (Mont
gomery County) was one of six 4-H
members from across the nation to
receive $1,500 scholarships from
Kraft General Foods for excellence
in food and nutrition projects.
Becky was runner-up in the senior
4-H food and nutrition demonstra
tion competition this year at the
Maryland State Fair with a “cal
cium-connection” party cheese ring.
As part of her 4-H work, she de
veloped a nutrition and fitness game
which she used in an “Exploring
4-H” program for elementary school
students. She conducted a nutrition
survey at the county fair, helped edit
and direct a nutrition video program,
and led after-school nutrition work
shops.
the national 4-H scholarship win
ners were selected by representatives
of the Cooperative Extension Ser
vice at land-grant universities and
the U.S. Department of Agriculture.
Awards are arranged by the National
4-H Council.
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