Sara participates in Manhelm Farm Show Lead Line com
petition, where she is judged for her outfit, which promotes
wool, her modeling skills, her ability to handle a sheep, and
her sheep’s appearance. Sara received second place out of
eight contestants in the senior category.
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LOU ANN GOOD
Lancaster Farming Staff
QUARRYVILLE (Lancaster
Co.) National 4-H Week, cele
brated from Oct 6-12, highlights
the accomplishments of its
members.
Sara Strickler of Quarryville is
one of those members whose lives
have been shaped by 4-H
involvement.
When asked how 4-H has
affected her life, she exclaimed,
“It’s affected my life in every
way.”
The 17-year-old went on to ela
borate on some of those ways by
saying, “When I was eight years
old, I was afraid to talk in front of
others. Foit-H taught me public
speaking skills.”
She’s traveled to Oklahoma and
Arizona and established lasting
friendships as part of the 4-H
Exchange Club.
Next month Sara and another
member Gerald Boyd will repre
sent Lancaster County 4-H by fly
ing to the National 4-H Congress
held in Nashville from Nov.
29-Dec. 5.
The Congress is a reward of
sorts for a select group of members
on their accomplishments over the
years. While there, members will
not compete with each other but ■
participate in seminars and go
sight-seeing.
Sara said that she has partici
pated in every project offered by
the Solanco Community 4-H Club,
which provides hands-on educa
tional programs and activities.
One of the projects she pursues
with diligence is caring for her
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Lancaster Farming, Saturday, October 12, 1996-63
sheep.
“It’s taught me lots of responsi
bility,” Sara said of raising both
market lambs and breeding sheep.
Showing, blocking, and fitting are
skills learned only through doing
again and again.
One of the side activities of
sheep raising is participating in
lead line competitions. This
requires not only showing off the
sheep’s best qualities but also
modeling wool outfits. Particip
ants are judged on appearance,
poise, modeling skills, in addition
to the smooth handling of the
sheep and the sheep’s appearance.
This week, Sara took second place
in the senior division of the Man
heim Farm Show Lead Line.
Previously, Sara raised hogs but
she switched to sheep because
“sheep are easy to work with and I
like lambing,” she said.
Sara keeps about 12 Dorsets and
Hampshires on her uncle’s farm.
She said that she is in charge of
every aspect of the sheep. In 1995,
Sara received the Novice Shepherd
Award of the Year Award and top
scrapbook. On the sheep show cir
cuit, Sara has shown champion
Dorset and Hampshire ewes and
won blocking and fitting contests
at Lampeter twice.
Although Sara participates in
sewing and cooking clubs and is a
4-H ambassador and teen leader,
her sheep are the most important to
her.
Her favorite 4-H event has been
4-H State Days held annually at
Penn State. This year Sara partici
pated in livestock judging at State
Of all her 4-H projects,
Sara loves her sheep the
best. Here she prepares one
for showing.
Days. Other years, public speaking
qualified her for state competition.
Over the year's, the whole
Strickler family has been involved
in 4-H. Her sister Amy has partici
pated in almost every activity.
Sara’s mom Dottie is a 4-leader.
Her dad Sam had helped with a
4-H beekeeping club for several
years. The Stricklers have 125
hives, mostly in Bradford County.
A senior at Solanco High
School, Sara serves as president of
both her school FFA and the coun
ty FFA.
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