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HARRISBURG (Dauphin Co.)
The Montadalc Breeders had
I heir debut sale at the Keystone
Show this year, and a good first
impression they made.
The Mid-Atlantic area has
become a lop souicc for competitive
Montadalc genetics, with several
bieedci's in that aica showing and
selling nationally competitive sheep
rhen influence was sliongly lell in
ilns hot new sale
The champion and top selling
ewe, was on the first place ewe
iamb consigned by Weston Farm,
of Glen Arm, MD. This Grand
Lebanon 4-H Recognizes
NORTH CORNWALL (Leba
non Co.) The Lebanon County
4-H program honored members
how have excelled in their project
activities, during its annual 4-H
achievement night held recently at
the Lebanon Valley Agricultural
Center, in North Cornwall
Township.
Allison Martin, of Lebanon,
received a $5OO 4-H agricultural
scholarship sponsored by Meri
dian Bank. The scholarship is pre
sented to 4-H members persuing a
college education, and is based on
scholastic achievement, communi
ty service, and 4-H activities.
Kathy Habecker, of Palmyra,
was also honored. Habecker was
the recepient of the $lOO Susan
Heilinger Werner Memorial
Award, presented to an outstand
ing member of the county 4-H
dairy club.
In addition, other awards were
made to the top achieving mem
bers, according to their respective
ages.
Susan Leed, Jennifer Wagner,
and Alex Werner were honored
among the 8-year-old members.
Andrea Leuenberger, Rebecca
Light, Jennifer Watson, and
Nathan Tice were honored among
the 9-year-old members.
Of the 10-year-old members,
honored were Natalie Funck, Ash
ley Morgan, Michael Ungemach,
and Nicole Platt.
Among the 11-year-olds, Elen
Leuenberger, Anna Light, Joseph
Tice and Justin Kettering were
honored.
Among the 12-year-olds, Amy
Habecker, Jennifer hain, Elizabeth
Howard, and Amanda Martin were
honored.
Jessica Watson was honored
among the 13-year-olds; Ann Get
tler among the 14-ycar-olds; Kathy
Habecker, Jon Hamish and Jody
Pierce among the IS-year-olds;
Amy Smith among the 16-year
olds; and Joyce Watson among
those 17.
The 4-H Extra Special Puppy
Club, whose members raise pup
pies for the Seeing Eye program,
were presented with the Outstand
ing Club Community Service
Award.
First place honors in the club
scrapbook contest went to
NoSoAnn 4-H Dairy Club and
Design daughter from their show
flock sold to Vanderwende Genet
ics, tor the weekends lop pried of
$lOOO. The Reserve Champion
ewe also came from the tough ewe
lamb class She was consigned by
the Cavey Family, of New Wind
soi, MD.. and this triplet daughter
of Grand Design brought a $5O
bid from Meghan Ricd, Clear
Spring, MD.
Die next ewe to sell was the first
place yearling ewe from Ron &
Karen Ferguson of Frcdonia, PA.
This class winner sold for $4OO to
Outstanding Members
committee members Amy
Habecker, Alisha Myers, and
Amanda Martin.
Members recognized for their
4-H leadership projects were Jen
nifer Watson, Christine Habecker
and Kathy Habecker.
Outstanding achievement in the
fashion revue contest went to
members Rachel Krall, Anna
Light, Rebecca Light, Nicole Platt,
and Karen Stump. Senior fashion
revue winners included Amy
Blauch, Sarah Blauch, Lee Brandt,
Erin Frey, amy Musselwhite,
Tanisha Seibert, Tetri Seibert, and
Amy Ungemach.
Winner of the county club offic
ers contest were Natalie Funck,
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Zanesville West Muskingum Silver
Albany Alexander Bronze
Bkxxndale Elmwood Bronze
Tiffin Sentinel-Titfin Bronze
Achievement in Volunteeriem
Portage John E Shertzer
Tontogany Sara Scott
National Chapter Safety Award
Lees Creek East Clinton Gold
ZanesvWe West Muskingum Gold
Bowling Green Bowling Green Silver
Johnstown Johnstown Silver
Oak Harbor Oak Harbor Silver
Elide Elide Bronze
Band Member
Carrington Sarah E Davis - Trumpet
Shiloh Christophers Baker Frenchhom
Carrollton Kimberly J Tessane Flute
Otter Oanick B. Riggs Trombone
Mew View LodneM Hamer Bassoon
Sidney Brian LCotterman Alto Sax
Fayette Joseph L. Pennington Baritone
Sycamore David Zellner Bass
Agrlecience Student Awerd
Oak Harbor Sarah Meier
Orrville RobSowards
Agrlecience Teacher Award
DennisH Finley
Honorary American FFA
Degree—Teacher
Dalton
Cardnglon NeHC Swooger Cardington Lincoln
' High School
Gibsonbuig Randall E Eppley Gibsonburg High
School
Tiffin RolandO Zimmerman
Honorary American FFA Dagraa
MarysvVe Chairman & Chief Executive Officer
The Scots Company
TaddC Seitz
Diailngulahed Service Citation
Ohio
The Scott* Company of Marysville wi receive the
FFA Distinguished Service Citation (or its 29 yens of
support of agricultural education and the FFA Owing
this time their contributions to the National FFA FOur
dation totaled (note than $290,000 They am the
sponsor of the Turf and Landscape Management
Proficiency Award
Official Delegate
Lewlsburg Sean Goodwin, Vice President
Ravenswood Jason MNbach, Vice President
Renick Melnda Workman
Romney Lisa Chaney, Vice President
Springfield Isaac Lewis. President
Wardensvile Timothy Orn, Vice President
American FFA Degree
Coltagevfla Jason Hartley
Keameysvile Joseph Q. Gruber II
Kentuck J R CithDeM
Letart Carlo Baker
Mardnsburg Craig S Linton
Ripley AmandaCrfMd
West Union Ernest Legget
Sandyvie Tracy Pumley
Renick Melnda Workman
’ Proficiency Award
Agricultural Procaaalng
Murrtysvfe AJbertO, OeLong
, Deaf Production
Lswieburg Sean Goodwin
Montadalc Show, Sale
Chorus Member
Sentinel
Hor School
West Virginia
Sally & Kathryn Booth, Westmin- -
ster, MD. A Weston Farm yearling
ewe sold at $5OO to Thelma
Kit/.millcr, Wellsville, PA Howev
er it was the third place ewe from
Alcxandia Drenning, that caused
the most excitement in the yearling
ewe class This big ewe topped the
yearling ewe prices at $650 also
going to the Booths A pair of Penn
sylvamacwcs were next to sell with
Sarah Williams of Honcsdale, PA.
taking a Breezeview (McCauley)
ewe at $350, and a Faith Acres
(Parry) ewe sold for $225 to Donald
vice president; Andrea Leuenber
ger, secretary; Erica Wineski, trea
surer; and Natalie Wenger, game
leader.
If interested in learning more
about becoming a 4-H member, or
an adult volunteer, contact Leba
non County Cooperative Exten
sion at (717) 270-4391.
The Penn State University is
committed to the policy that all
persons shall have equal access to
programs, facilities, admission,
and employment without regard to
personal characteristics notrealted
to ability, performance or other
qualifications as determined by
university policy or by state or fed
eral authorities.
FFA Members To Receive
Dairy Production
Renick Regina Hama
Horn* and/or Farmataad Improvement
Ravenswood Jason Mlhlbech
Specialty Animal Production
Sandyvie Tracy H. Pursley
National Chapter Award
Ripley Silver
Sl Maiys St Marys Bronze
BOAC Chapter Award
Ripley
Ripley Ripley Bronze
Spencer Roane County Bronze
National Chapter Safety Award
Ripley Ripley Silver
Spencer ' Roane County Silver
Agriaclenca Student Award
CottageviHe Jason S. Hartley
Agrlac lance Teecher Awerd
Alto Connie J.Dewhurst
Honorary American FFA
Degree—Teacher
Keyser Alan P Whetzel Mineral County
Vocational
Honorary American FFA Degree
PI Pleasant Agricultural Agent West Virginia
Unhersriy
Rodney M Walbrown
VIP Award
Weat Virginia
Jim Copeland of Fairmont wi receive the FFA VIP
Citation lor his exemplary service to the organization
Copeland is a retired supervisor of agricultural ser
vices (or Monongahela Power Company For SO
years he helped select the state's candidates for the
American FFA Degree
Virginia
Official Dalagata
Bridgewater Tara Cupp, President
Cedar Bluff Seattle Wsor, Vice President
Chatham Jamie Newby, Sentinel
DanvMe Scott Gunnel, Vice President
Floyd Chase Lowe,
Gladstone Chutes Johnson,
Mechanksvfle Stephanie Chick, Vice President
Petersburg Scott Bekur, Treasurer
Stephens City Brand Rudolph, Vice President
Winchester Mssy Purtlebaugh, Secretary
American FFA Degree
Ameia Theresa L Ndd
Bridgewater David W.Caifcote
Bristol
PWpLMcCrotkeyJr.
Cadar Bluff SooMaß Nser
Croat Junction RyanAClouaa
DuUn Cindy Palmar
Bkton David-S. SfflWi
BrMS. Seal
Adam C. Lows
Charles G Johnson
James D Puckett Jr
John Bowman
Timothy D Hopson
Robert Ray
Becky Brizandine
John L WSlah Jr.
Mkd G. McOougle
Karen A Kkby
Smith D Coolsy
Shannon C.TXyw
Brian Carpenter
Jamas T.Wakats
Michael a Ryan
MarkD.HmMns
» i —r a «a- j — 'l.
jamas
Victor W.Sfmmona
Darrel I. Short -
Floyd
Gladstone
Gladys .
Harrisonburg
Harrisonburg
HeathevUe
Howertons
KetrMown
MechanlcsvMe
Mschanlcsvie
MddMown
MKord
Ml Crawford
Ml Jackson
Ml Jackson
New Market
Snowirik
Sot* Hi
Stanley
Held
Quigley, Keymar, MD.
Another Cavey ewe lamb sold
to Zachary Reed, Newville, PA.
for a $325 bid. The next Ferguson
ewe lamb sold for $3OO to Lynne
Warner, of Lineboro, MD.
. With over thirty buyers registered,
(rom seven states it was easy to sec
that the interest was high for this
The champion ewe at the Keystone Montadale Bred Ewe
and Ewe Lamb sale was consigned by Weston Farm, Glen
Arm, Md. The ewe sold for $lOOO, to Vanderwende Genet
ics, Buffalo, N.D.
Staunton JUI Simmons
Stephenson Timothy S. Hahn
Suffolk Waller R. BtacyJr
Trout Dale Tammy E Cote
Winchester Jason S. Mlbum
Winchester A.J Wlams
Woodstock Kathy S Cook
Gore Scott Bradtey Pugh
National Officer Candidate
Ml Crawford Brian Carpenter
Proficiency Award
Agricultural Electrification
South HI Jamie Morgan
Agricultural Proc easing
Wicomico Church Jason Dameron
Cereal Grain Production
Caret Thomas W. Mundte
Divers ill ed Crop Production
South HI Vidor W Simmons
Fwd Grain Production
B. Sco« Munde
Forage Production
ShepaidS. Hudson
Foroat Management
Union Level Paul T. Lett
South HI
Horn* and/or Firm«ttad Improvamant
GotdonsvMe EdgetF DowninJr
Nurse ryOperatlona
Christonsbutg Ronnie E Line
Poultry Production
Chrtstiansburg BanPWps
Soil and Watar Managarnant
Gladys James D Puckett Jr.
Specialty Crop Production
Union Level Chris Weis
Swine Production
Ashland Wi Stanley
Turf and Landscape Managamant
Ml Jackson MfchadA Eslap
Conlaat Participant
Agricultural Mechanics
Strastxiig Stiasbug Ugh School
Agricultural Salas
Brtdgswator
Turner Ashby Hgh School
Dairy
SpofewoodHW School
Dairy Foods
FOrt DeAsnoe High School
Dairy Handler*
PemLakd
Fort Dellinc*
Flshetwis Wlson Memorial Ugh School
Extemporaneous Public Speaking
Swoope Bußak) Gap Hgh School
Farm Business Management
Hfcvla Carrol County Hgh School
Floriculture
MamnsvMe Laurel Park Hgh School
Forestry
Htarle Carroll County High School
Horae
Winchester James Wood High School
Livestock
Fort Defiance FOrt Delanos High School
Meats
Pvk View Sr high School
Nuww ry/Uend scape
Martreva* Laurel ParttH*) School
Parliamentary Procedure
TuraUlHgh School
Poultry
Mepandnba Qrayaon County Vocational
South HI
Dry Fo*
' PrtpaMd Public SpaaMog
BrtdgwMr . timer AlhbyHgh School
' Nabpoirt Chapter A«w*
Wamnion Fauquitr Gold
new Montadale sale. The buyers
certainly appreciated the quality of
the Montadale offering as the sale
posted a strong $488.88 average.
Dave Cook, NewJLondon, Ohio;
judged the show and Bill McCauley,
Atglen, PA. auctioned the sale. The
sale was managed by (he Maryland
Montadale Assoc.
Winchester James Wood Gold
Park View Sentor Gold
South H«
Broadway Broadway
Woodstock Central
Fort Defiance FOrtDelience Silver
South HHI Park View Mkfde Silver
Stephens City Robert E. A>tor Mdde Silver
Strasbuiy Strasburg Slver
Stuarts Draft Stuarts Draft Silver
BOAC Chapter Award
South HM Park View Mkklp Silver
Winchester James Wood Bronze
South HI Park View Senior Bronze
Bridgewater Turner Ashby Bronze
Achievement in Vohinteerlem
Ml Crawlord Jennifer Metcalfe
South HI Janet Dakon
National Chaptar Salaty Award
South HH Park View Senior Gold
ML Jackson Stonewall Jackson Gold
Staunton Beverley Manor Silver
South HI Park View MkMe Sliver
Bridgewater Tunner Ashby Silver
Agrlaclanea Student Award Ad
Christtanaburg AmyM Turner
South HI Sooll Hudson
Agrlaclanea Teacher Award
Gretna Gary W. Thomas
South HI Bradey W. Bryant
Honorary American FFA
Degree—Teacher
South Hi Ernest C Conner Jr Park View Senior
High School
Dry Fork C WHam Shumate II Tunstal High
School
Honorary American FFA Degree
Alexandria Customer Service Representative Dalri
bullon Resources Teem Curtis Cave
Agrlaclanea Student
Recognition Program
Virginia
Scott Hudson of South HID has been named a
national finalist In the FFA Agrisdence Student
Recognition Program. Hudson's study was on the
effect o( various polutantt on the abdty oi plants to
photoeynthesiza. The Agrisdanca Student Recogni
tion Program is by The Agricultural Group
of Monaanto Company as a apadai project of the
National FFA Foundation.
Agiiscience Teacher of the Year
Virginia
Brat Say W. Bryant of South HH has been named a
national IlnaM In the FFA Agriadanoa Teacher ol the
Year Program. Bryant, advisor of the Park View Md
de FFA Chapter, has encouraged mldde schod stu
dents to use The hydroponics farm* In tha school
greenhouse as their own rassatch location. The Agrt
science Teacher of tie Year Program Is co-apon
sond by the FOrd Mdbr Company Fund and PCS
Salas as aspadal project ofthe National FFA Foun
dation
BOAC—Achievement In
Voluntaorlsm Award
Virginia
Janal DaKon of South HM has bean chosen as a
national ftnafat In (ha Butting Our American Com
munKlss (BOAC) Achievement In Voluntsattam
award program. Dahon was kratrumanlal In organiz
ing the Park View MkJde FFA Chapter's BOAC pro
muNiy which (ndudas a patjae tnl and outdoor
ctaaarooma, Thf AeMavamant In Vohtntaarfam
daHOrf, Inc.
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