816-l_ancast«r Farmlnfl, Saturday, November 11. 1955
(Continued from Page BIS)
absence.
Recognized with pins for parti
cipation in Fashion Revue were
Megan Boring, Rachel Boring,
Stacy Danneker Grace Delany,
Sarah Isaacson, Rebecca Koch,
Sherry Rice, Toni Rinker, Julie
Rowles, Holly Snauffer, Lynnette
Snyder, Elysha Thomas, Jessica
Getgen, Melanie Harris, Angela
Lovell, Machala McCoy, Erica
Paulhamus, Erin Paulhamus,
Leslie Rinker, Jenni Rowles. Ste
phanie Ulme4r and Sarah Way.
Penn State Achievement Days
contestants were called forward.
The contests and copetitors were
Archery - Keith Daly, Krik
DiMarco, Jason Hopkins, Jeremy
Stackhouse and Scott Daly, Dairy
Judging - Marsha Bosch, Melissa
Daly, Randi Fogleman, Roberta
Fogleman, Katie Jarret and Mela
nie Jarrett, Foods and Nutrition -
Tara Baier, Melanie Harris,
Amanda Isaacscn, Heather Polk,
Leslie Rinker and Jenni Rowles,
Livestock Judging - Janice Bower,
Angela Lovell, Scott Moore and
David Smith, Orienteering - Trent
DiMarco, Craig Girven, Stuart
Rogers and Jeffrey Wenner, Phys
ical Fitness - Shaunda Baier, Publ
ic Speaking - Dawn Snyder,
Rabbit/Cavy - Melissa Berger and
Jennifer Bowman, and Riflery -
Dan Messersmith, Daryl Rinker,
Julie Stugart and Reuben Stugart.
County members who went to
the Farm Show competing in
Potato Judging were Grace
Delany, Craig Girven, Jeremy
Harris, Mariah Peterman, Daryl
Rinker, Toni Rinker, Leslie Rink
er, Kris Robbirs, Julie Stugart,
Reuben Stugart, Robyn Styer,
Shelly Vandine and Steve
Vandine.
The 32 4-H’ers completing the
seven-week Toastmasters Public
Speaking course were awarded
medals: Amy Bower, Brynn Bow
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Koch, Emily McCoy, Machala
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Paulhamus, Mariah Peterman,
Yvonne Peterman, Sherry Rice,
Leslie Rinker, Toni Rinker,
Bethany Schweitzer, Dawn Snyd
er, Lynnette Snyder, John Snyder,
Nichole Stiner, Gini Stopper,
Mary Beth Stopper, Elysha Tho
mas and Stephanie Ulmer.
For filling out Keystone Recog
nition Applications, pins or
charms were given to Marsha
.Bosch, Amanda Fraley, Craig
Girven, Katie Jarrett, Mariah
Peterman, Yvonne Peterman,
Leslie Rinker, Rebecca Schneider,
Danielle Swisher, Megan Boring,
Rachel Boring, Grace Delany,
Jason Delany, Kristopher Rob
bins, Dawn Snyder, Stephanie
Ulmer, Sheloly Vandine, Sara
Waldman and Jessica Wenner.
Savings bonds were awarded to
Stephanie Ulmer for Best Junior
Form and Mariah Peterman for
Best Senior Form.
Pins for completing the first
year of a Teen Leadership Project
went to Sarah Isaacson and Sarah
Sander.
4-H Advisory Board President
Alice Girven presented pins and
installed the new County Council
Officers: President - Reuben Stu
gart, Vice President - Sarah Way,
Secretary - Heather Polk and
Treasurer - Leslie Rinker.
The Russell Berger Memorial
Dairy Award went to Marsha
Bosch and the plaque for the
James Nicholson Citizenship
Award went to Katie Jarre it.
Named Outstanding 4-H Girl was
Yvonne Peterman and Outstand
ing 4-H Boy was Craig Girven.
The evening’s festivities
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for when selecting a child care
program? First, find out if the
program is licensed or registered.
Pennsylvania requires that child
care centers be licensed. Family
child care homes and group homes
should be registered with the
Department of Public Welfare.
After deciding on home care or
wrapped up with announcements
of the Pumpkin Mania winners.
Receiving gift certificates from
Agway for their pumpkin growing
and decorating efforts were
Nathan Jarrctt for Most Perfect
Shape and Best of Show, Sarah
Isaacson for Tallest, Amy
Schweitzer for Smallest, Stephen
Schweitzer for Best Painted, Saah
Schweitzer for Most Original,
Bethany Schweitzer for Most
Creative Use of a Pumpkin, Ly.i
lelte Snyder for Bill Messersmith
Look-A-Likc and Best Design on
Borrowed/Bought Pumpkin, Wes
Zeisloft for Best Carved Pumpkin,
and Benjamin Schweitzer for
Children Under 8.
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several sites before a decision is
made.
Tour the center or home and
look carefully to see if it is clean
and safe. Look for things like bro
ken glass in the yard and clean
floors in the eating and play areas.
Are there dirty dishes or food lay
ing around? Toys and play equip
ment should not be broken or have
rough edges. Cleaning materials
and medicines must be kept in
locked cabinet.
Plants, which may be poison
ous, should be out of the reach of
children. Check for the location of
emergency numbers and the first
aid kit. Ask where the children
take naps. The nap area needs to
be clean and in a quiet location.
Walk around the outside play
areas. Check the condition of play
equipment. A play area near traff
ic must be fenced in.
Look over the daily schedule to
see the activities planned. Look
for times of active play and quiet
play throughout the day. Is there a
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ren? There should be a variety of
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that are located where children
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Ask staff about their training
and experience working with
children. Find out how they
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Observe staff interacting with the
other children.
Include your child in a visit to
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or she adapts to the other children
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