Montgomery Co. Recognizes 4-H Volunteers
CREAMERY (Montgomery
Co.) Montgomery County 4-H
members, parents and extension
staff applauded the accomplish
ments of their 4-H volunteer lead
ers and outstanding 4-H members
at the county-wide achievement
night held recently at the 4-H Cen
ter in Creamery.
Every adult leader received an
achievement certificate recogniz
ing the number of years of service,
while those with five, 10, 15, 20,
25, 30, or 35 years received addi
tional recognition with a 4-H pin.
Teenage volunteers also received
recognition.
A special award, “Leader of the
Year” for 1990, was presented to
Sara Danehower of Lansdale, a
leader of the Lansdale Lassies 4-H
Club, for her outstanding leader
ship and dedication to not only her
own club, but to the community
and to the overall Montgomery
County 4-H Program. Her enthu-
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siasm and willingness to share
ideas to bring about change over
the past 41 years that she has been
a leader earned her the title. Lynda
Ayres of Collegeville also
received special recognition as
“Outstanding New Leader,”
awarded to a leader with less than
four years of service. Lynda is a
leader of the Trappe 4-H Com
munity Club. Commissioner Rita
C. Banning presented the awards
to these two top leaders. v
Several outstanding teens
received recognition for their teen
leadership role in their local club
as well as the county, regional,
and state 4-H Programs. The fol
lowing teens received the highest
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LONGENECKER’S,
award for leadership - the “I Dare
You” Award from the Danforth
Leadership Program: Colleen
Lodge (Green Lane), Barbara Fin
nin (Collegeville), Brent Lutz
(Spring City), Gwen Ottinger
(Collegeville), Dawn Conklin
(Chalfont), and Brenda Wolfgang
(Bechtels ville).
A new recognition program to
highlight a younger or newer 4-H
member who has shown an out
standing positive attitude, willing
ness to help others, enthusiasm
and acceptance of responsibility is
the Spirit of 4-H Award. Members
chosen for this award were
Danielle Breaux (Salfordville),
Isaac Garges (Telford), Susan
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Sara Danchower was named “Leader of the Year” at the
county-wide achievement night.
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Truehart (Norristown), Shawn
Mentzer (Royersford) and Katie
Kelly (Harleysville).
Each year 4-H acknowledges
individuals or businesses in the
community who have contributed
in a special way to the 4-H prog
ram. Those recognized as a
“Friend of 4-H” for 1990 were
“The Independent” of Collegevil
le, John Stewart, Editor; Seymour
Levin of the Lansdale Discount
House; Representative George
Saurman of Ambler; Renninger’s
Market of Schwenksville, and
Marcho Veal Products of
Franconia.
Ride & Tie
Horse Race
Ever wonder what would hap
pen if there were two people, one
horse and quite a distance to cover
from here to there? That’s the idea
behind a ride and tie race, where
two people share one horse, taking
turns riding and running across the
countryside. In a race, teams com
pete against each other, with the
fastest time taking home a blue
ribbon.
The annual Ride ‘N Tie Race,
sponsored by the Saddle Cinches
4-H Horse and Pony Club of
Northern Lancaster County was
held Sunday, October 7, in State
Games Land trails between Cole
brook and Mount Gretna. Juniors
covered a distance of three miles,
seniors five miles, and adult divi
sion opted for the three mile
distance.
Junior Division
1. Kerra Allen and Jessica
Pfahl, both of Manheim; 2. Ashlie
Nelson, Mount Joy, and Kan
Moyer, Manheim; 3. Linda Reesor
and Heather Oberholtzer, both of
Elizabethtown.
Senior Division
1. Kyle and Bob Kettering, both
of Manheim; 2. Lavonne Lehman
and Joan Cinder, both of
Manheim.
Adult
1. Barbara and Mike Kerker,
both of Elizabethtown; 2. Lori
Holton, Mount Joy, and Jodi
Gantz, Manheim; 3. Jan
Longenecker and Pat Kruse, both
of Manheim.
The Ride ‘n Tie Race is an
annual event sponsored by the
Saddle Cinches 4-H Horse and
Pony Gub and held in the fall of
the year.