Dairy Club officer books winners Include, left to right,
Janice Youse, Jennifer Hlx, and Brian Gogler.
Blue Forms winners, left to right, Janice Youse, Mike Hlx,
and Scott Youse.
HAPPENINGS
Berks Co. 4-H Dairy,
Veal Clubs
The 1990 Berks County 4-H
Dairy and Veal Clubs award win
ners were honored recently at their
annual banquet held at the Berks
County 4-H Community Center in
Reading.
A banquet dinner was followed
with the program led by senior
4-H members Scott Youse, Sandra
Gross, Amy Richard, and Randy
Balthasher.
Suzann Moyer, Berks County
Dairy Princess, presented the vari
ous awards. All 4-H Leaders were
recognized and thanked for their
part in a very successful year.
Susquehanna Co.
4-H Dairy
Judging
Susquehanna County 4-H Dairy
judging is having another very
good year at state contests.
The team members have been
practicing for several months and
have competed in two state con
tests. There arc 12 youth who are
now participating in dairy judging.
The annual Penn State Spring
Judging contest was held in March
and there were four seniors and
two juniors who participated. In
the senior division, the Susquehan
na County team placed second
overall. Individual highlights
included a tie for fifth place overall
by Matt Curley and Dan Gesford.
These two individuals also tied for
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Project Book Awards at the Berks Co. 4-H Dairy and Veal
Club banquet were, front, left to right, David Nlrschl and
Erica Davis. Back, left to right, Lynn Klonskl, Jennifer
Grimes, and Duane Stump.
first place on reasons in the 4-H
division.
There were more than 200 youth
at this contest to judge in the junior
and senior 4-H, FFA, or collegiate
divisions. Other Susquehanna
County participants in this contest
were Cathy, Michele, and Steve
Pavelski and Andrea Gamer.
At the Delaware Valley College
annual dairy judging contest, the
Susquehanna County senior team
placed first overall in the 4-H divi
sion. This contest is held in April
and is open to 4-H, FFA, and colle
giate participants. There were
more than 100 youth at this year’s
contest.
Individual highlights of this
contest included three of the four
seniors placing in the top five in
the overall contest Those three
include Tim Empet and Cathy and
Steve Pavelski. Michele Pavelski
was the other senior and she placed
fifth in reasons. Andrea Gamer
competed in the junior division
and did very well.
The Susquehanna County 4-H
judging teams are now continuing
their practices for the state 4-H
judging contest, which will be held
at the State 4-H Achievement
Days. Winners form this contest
will qualify to go on to the national
judging contest held in Wisconsin
each fall.
As well as dairy judging, there
will be a dairy bowl team partici
pating in the state contest