814-lancaster Farming, Saturday, November 4,199 b County Residents Recognized At 4-H Fair This year’s 4-H Fair had some thing for everyone, and those who attended were rewarded visually with a variety of eye-catching exhibits on display—from clo thing of original design to home grown vegetables to models and ceramics. Everyone who exhibited received a 4-H Fair ribbon and then there were some who received special recognition for a job well done. In the 4-H Clothing & Textiles category, the following 4-H’ers received a “Clover Award” for outstanding work: Lori Craig of Souderton, Rebekah Moyer and Ashley Pevear of Harley sville, Ellen Nave of Horsham. Tori Myers of Red Hill, Mary Earl of Limerick, Karina Price of Telford, and Megan Sly of Gilbertsville. Champ ion in class honors went to Lori Craig. Ellen Nave, Ashley Pevear and Megan Sly. Tori Myers was selected grand champion of all 4-H youth clothing classes. Reserve champion honors went to Karina Price. In the open clothing youth category. Cayce Bean of Schwenksville received a clover and champion in class honors. In the adult open clo thing category, clovers were won by Lisa Guer riero of Worcester and Cherie Braun of Lansdale. Cherie also took grand champion honors, while Lisa came in second as reserve champion. Grand champion honors in the open quilt class went to Eva Beagle of Harleysville. Gwen Traub of Horsham was reserve champion. Both received clover ribbons as well. Gwen was also champion in a second quilting class. In other open craft classes. Kristen Satko of Cheltenham was champion of die pottery class. Jennifer Con nor of Schwenksville won a clover in the open art class. The top 4-H pottery and ceramics awards went to Jennifer Ryskalchick fo Cheltenham. New this year was the 4-H educational poster class. Champion in class ribbons in this category were awarded to Ellen Nave of Horsham and Jennifer Wiegand of Fort Washington. Of the 4-H rockets displayed, the chhmpion in class honors went to Zach Bean of Schwenksville. Candymaking was a popular project of the Ambler-Upper Dublin 4-H Club. Matthew Eyer of Maple Glen was awarded a clover and champ ion in class for his efforts. The 4-H basketry class was especially beauti ful. Clovers were won by Ellen Nave of Hor sham, Rachel Green of Trappc, Lisa Drauschak of Potistown, Cayce Bean of Schwenksville, Jim Sherman of Collegeville, and Gaby Bold of Zie glerville. Cayce was named grand champion, while Ellen look reserve champion honors. In orienteering, Ellen Nave provided the best exhi bit, earning herself a champion in class award. Ryan Kadwill of Collegeville won the same award in 4-H card collecting. The best 4-H See ing Eye Puppy projects were exhibited by Chris and Mary Erickson of Collegeville and Daniel Lafferty of Royersford, who won the following awards, respectively: grand champion, champ ion in class, and reserve champion. Ellen Nave of Horsham had the best stamp collection while Michelle Hallman of Souderton placed second as reserve champion. Woodworking projects were found in abun dance. The grand champion ribbon was awarded to Daniel Laffcrty of Royersford, while Tara Myers of Hatboro ran a close second as reserve champion. Vegetables were also a sight to see. 4-H winners included Chris Erickson of College ville, reserve champion and champion in class, Daniel Lafferty. Adults showed off their veget able gardening skills, too. Mark Christy of Schwenksville was selected grand champion and Karin Ruch of Green Lane was reserve champ ion. In the open flower category, Karin Ruch was also named champion in class. Sheila Sykora of Collegeville won in the dried vegetable category, as champion. She also won the largest zucchini contest Sharon Barkhymer of Royersford won the largest tomato contest and Kelli Augustine of Sldppack won die largest sunflower contest for the second year in a row. The “most grotesque vegetable” was exhibited by Greg Betz of Sldppack. In other competition, the best outdoor educational club display award went to the 4-H Livestock Club. The best indoor display was won bv Jacob Garges of Telford. Jjjjg- • rcnJTT ;•' || "J ' L ; 3 *• * DEMONSTRATION The best club scrapbook was won by the 4-H Dairy Cow Club. The Silver Pails Dairy Goat Club had many educational posters about goats on display. Special awards in this category went to Megan Sly of Gilbertsville, grand champion and Gretchen Sample of Pipersvil le, reserve champion. You, too, can win a ribbon at the next Montgomery County 4-H Fain All county residents are invited to show their finished pro ducts at the Fair. 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