824-Lancaster Farming, Saturday, August 28. 1993
HAPPENINGS
Erie County 4-H’ers
Do Well At Fair
The 1993 4-H Fair was held
recently at the Waterford Fair
grounds. According to Fair Co-
Chairman Peg Trichel of Greene
Township, this annual event pro
vided Erie County’s 4-H members
with opportunities to have their
project work evaluated and to be
recognized for their achievements.
This year’s fair featured project
judging and exhibits, a family
picnic, and Super Clubs Competi
tion, a carnival to benefit the Mus
cular Dystrophy Association, and
horse, dairy, livestock, and dog
project roundups. Members who
competed in the dairy and horse
roundups also had the opportunity
to qualify for the upcoming dis
trict dairy and horse shows.
Area 4-H’ers did well at this
year’s 4-H Fair. Rosette winners
in Friday’s project judging
included, by project: Wildlife,
Model Horses Unit 11, Beginning
Northampton 4-H
The following are the results and placings for the 1993
Northampton County 4-H Roundup.
The events were held and judged throughout the
weekend of Aug. 6-8.4-H’ers from all over Northampton
County exhibited animals and completed 4-H projects
during the weekend.
In addition to judged events, there was a dog obedience
demonstration by the 4-H Dog Club, a bicycle rodeo, a
pet parade, and group games.
Following are the results of the 1993 Northampton
County 4-H Round-Up.
NORTHAMPTON COUNTY 4-H
DAIRY ROUNDUP RESULTS
Senior Fitting: 1. Ll*a Pysher, Bangor; 2. Scott Longenbach, North
ampton: 3. Jill Sanders, Bangor.
Intermediate Fitting; 1. Stephanie Kiefer, Bangor; 2. Jegg Barlieb, Pen
Argyl; 3. Becky Klein, Easton.
Junior Fitting: 1. Courtney Kiefer, Bangor; 2. Brandy Hahn, Bangor; 3.
Brian Stelnmetz, Bangor.
Outstanding Fitter: Lisa Pysher, Bangor.
Senior Showmanship: 1. Scott Longenbach, Northampton; 2. Jill San
ders, Bangor; 3. Lisa Pysher, Bangor.
. Intermediate Showmanship: 1. Jill Barlieb, Pen Argyl; 2. Brian Kramer,
Bangor; 3. Becky Pysher, Bangor.
Junior Showmanship: 1. Ryan Koehler, Bangor; 2. Courtney Kiefer,
Bangor: 3. Brandy Hahn, Bangor.
Northampton County 4-H Rabbit ft Cavy Round-Up, hold Friday,
Aug. 6, organized by Crazy Critters Rabbit Club:
Show Judge: Mrs. Sue Borden, Braedheadsville.
Cavies-Psts; 1. Guinea pig owned by Maggie Fember, Easton.
Rabbits-Pets: Does-1. Meg Randolph, Bethlehem; 2. Kateryna Lobus,
Wind Gap. Bucks- 1. Rebecca Lobus, Wind Gap; 2. Halyna Lobus, Wind
Gap: 3. Michele Reinert, Bethlehem.
Grand Prize overall for Pet Classes— Meg Randolph, Rabbit, Doe,
Bethlehem
Northampton County 4-H Goat Round-Up, held Saturday, Aug. 7:
Advanced Showmanship ft Fitting: 1. Crystal Kloiber, Bath, 2. Brant
Kloiber, Bath; 3. Jennifer O'Neill, Bethlehem
Intermediate Showmanship ft Fitting: 1. Sara Szmodis, Hellertown; 2
Kristen Deleo, Bangor; 3 Halyna Lobus, Wnd Gap.
Novice Showmanship ft Fitting: 1. Michael Ford, Northampton; 2
James Schantz, Bangor, 3. Robert Gill, Rlchboro.
Toggenburg (breed): Junior Champion- “Calomel" shown by Kristen
Deleo: Senior Champion- Tabatha’ shown by Rebecca Lobus.
Saanen (bread); Junior Champion- “Shamrock" shown by Kateryna
Lobus: Senior Champion- “Danielle" shown by Jennifer O'Neill
Nubian (breed): Junior Champion- “Nutmeg" shown by Kristen Deleo;
Senior Champion- “Tamsha* shown by Crystal Kloiber.
Nubian Milkers; Senior Champion- “Teabury" shown by Crystal Kloiber;
Reserve Senior Champion- Heidi" shown by Sara Szmodis.
Recorded Grades; Junior Champion- “Gem* shown by James Schantz;
Res. Junior Champion- “Raven" shown by Brant Kloiber.
Recorded Grade Milkers: Senior Champion- “Tola Too’ shown by
Crystal Kloiber; Res. Senior Champion- “Lato" shown by Crystal Kloiber.
LaManeha (breed); Junior Champion- 'Ebony* shown by Jennifer
O'Neill; Res. Junior Champion- "Celeste" shown by Crystal Kloiber.
LaManeha Milkers: Senior Champion- “Francene* shown by Crystal
Kloiber; Res. Senior Champion- “Maggie Mae’ shown by Jennifer O'Neill.
Baal Junior Dos In Shew: ‘Nutmeg’ shown by Knsten Deleo.
Best Senior Doe In Show: “Teabury“ shown by Crystal Kloiber.
Market Goats: Grand Champion- “Zeke’ shown by Heather Ford, North
ampton; Res. Grand Champion- “Gambit" shown by Michael Ford,
Northampton
Northampton County 4-H Livestock Round-Up, hold Saturday, Aug.
Shssp: Showmanship: Senior-1. Jessica Keifer, Bangor; 2. Jon-Enck
Miller, Bethlehem, 3 Jeffrey Keifer, Bangor, Intermediate-1 Cara Gross,
Bath, 2 Heather Ford, Northampton. 3 Tony Boronski, Bath; Junior-1. Bil
ly Ford, Northampton. 2 Michael Ford, Northampton, 3 David Unger,
Northampton, First Year- 1 Danny Ognjanoyac, Bath, 2 Alia Zaoudeh,
Northampton: 3 James Ford, Northampton
Champion; Jessica Keifer, Bangor
Rss. Champion: Jon-Enck Miller, Bethlehem.
Fitting: Senior-1. Jon-Enck Miller, 2 Jessica Keifer; 3 Jeffrey Keifer,
Intermediate-1. Heather Ford, 2 Tony Boronski; 3 Cara Gross, Junior-1
Michelle Huntley; 2. Michael Ford, 3 Billy Ford First Year-1 AliaZaouden,
2 Danny Ognjanoyac, 3. James Ford,
Champion Fitter- 1 Jon-Enck Miller, Bethlehem, Reserv. Champion
Fitter- Jessica Keifer, Bangor.
Market Lamb: Champion' Jon-Enck Miller, Bethlehem, heavyweight,
Resen/. Champion- Jon-Enck Miller, mediumweight
Breed Anlmale; Champion Ewe' Heather Ford; Reserv. Champion
Forestry, and Horsin’ Around
Unit II - Jaclyn Belczyk, Erie;
Orienteering - Stacey Wolf, Alb
ion; Babysitting and Fun to Grow
On - Gretchen Lamendola, Mill
creek; Veterinary Science Unit I -
Heather Sinnott, Erie; Veterinary
Science Unit II - Marilee Goss,
Harborcreek; Veterinary Science
Unit 111 - Valerie Lamendola,
Millcreek; Model Horses Unit I -
Katie Passerotti, Harborcreek;
Model Horses Unit 111 - Carrie
Wheeler, Erie; Horsin’ Around
Unit I - Sheri Rose, Harborcreek;
Horsin’ Around Unit n - Jenelle
Robinson, Wattsburg; Pet Care
Unit I - Chris Shotts, Waterford;
Leadership Unit I - Jared Mosier,
Harborcreek; Leadership Unit II -
Camille Brown, Millcreek;
Creatc-A-Project, Decorated
Sweatshirts - Carrie Chelton, Con
cord Township; Advanced Air
Pistol - Lea Zoltowski, Mill Vil
lage: Advanced Air Rifle - Terry
Schnars, Edinboro; Archery Unit
II - Joey Grace, Harborcreek;
Create-A-Project, History of Gir
ard - Craig Evanoff, Girard; Cul
tural Exchange Project - Sarah
Papesch, Waterford; Create-A-
Project, Computers, and Create-
A-Project, Advanced Rocketry -
Doug Bliley, Greenfield Town
ship; Cross Country Skiing - Mike
Cole, Edinboro; Rocketry Unit I -
Darren Redding, Lake City;
Create-A-Project, Stained Glass -
Erin Cornwell, Waterford: and
Small Engines Unit I - David
Brogdon, Lake City.
Rosette winners at the Fair in
the Clothing and Textile projects
included Level 1 - Monica
McCray, Concord Township;
Level 2 - Cathi Gehrlein,
McKean; Level 5 - Leigh Shope,
McKean; Level 6 - Jessica Leus
chen, McKean: Level 7, Construc
tion - Jennifer Hodemy, Green-
Held Township; Level 8, Consum
er - Kateri Maille, Harborcreek;
Level 8, Construction - Elizabeth
Oslak, Harborcreek; Level 9, Con
struction - Ashlie Beals, Summit
Township; Level 10, Construction
- Nicole Spichiger, Harborcreek.
Winners in the Foods and
Nutrition project judging included
Monica McCray, Concord Town
ship - Let’s Cook Outdoors; Dom
inque Maille, Harborcreek - Foods
for Someone Special, You (Level
I); Giorgina Scavell?, Harbor-
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creek - Foods for Better Appear
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creek - Teens Entertain; and Lisa
Davids. Wattsburg - Create-A-
Project. Microwave Candy.
The annual 4-H Carnival to
benefit the Muscular Dystrophy
Association was also held on Fri
day. The Carnival kept members
busy while they were waiting to
have their projects judged, and it
also raised a record $776.70 for
MDA. The Waterford Livestock
Wranglers 4-H Club, Waterford,
led by Dayna and Jesse Fiske,
Kim Looker, and Bud and Joanne
Moyer, raised the most money at
their carnival booths, and mem
bers of this club will have the
opportunity to present the carnival
proceeds to MDA during its annu
al Labor Day Telethon. In all, 19
4-H clubs sponsored booths and
activities at the carnival. The car
nival was chaired by Dayna Fiske,
Waterford.
The Waterford Bucking Bron
cos 4-H Club, Waterford, won the
club exhibit competition. Twelve
clubs constructed 4-H exhibits in
the Main Exhibit Building, and
these exhibits were judged on
their originality and workmanship
and on how well they told the 4-H
story. The Waterford Bucking
Broncos are led by Janice Benneit,
Sandy Mitchell, and Kevin Smith.
The Eriesistible Riders 4-H Club,
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Harborcreck, won second place in
the club exhibit competition.
Also on Friday 11 4-H clubs
participated in the annual 4-H
Super Clubs Competition., The
Cloverlcaf Riders 4-H Club,
Franklin Township, teamed up
with member of the Stablemates
4-H Club, Fairview, to win this
contest. The competition featured
such athletic events as a Ski-Doo
Race on 2x4’s and a Balloon
Shaving Relay. This was the
eleventh year for such a competi
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Clubs Contest was coordinated by
the Erie County 4-H Teen
Council.
The Dairy Roundup on Satur
day featured fitting, showman
ship, and type judging of dairy
cattle. The Milkyway 4-H Dairy
Club, Albion, led by Diane Reiser,
Ron Simpson, and Shirley Brad
dock, won the Dairy Good House
keeping Award. Complete dairy
roundup results are as follow;
grand champion Guernsey -
Keegen Guyer, Albion; reserve
grand champion Guernsey - Tho
mas Reiser, Cranesville; grand
champion Holstein - Amanda
Gilkinson, Wattsburg; reserve
champion Holstein - Kevin Bush,
Wattsburg; and best animal bred
and owned, Holstein - Jeremy
Wade, Concord Township. Kevin
Bush also exhibited the best dam
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