A22-Uncistw Farming, Saturday, Octobar 31, 1998
Lancaster County Banquet Brings 4-H’ers Into Spotlight
(Continued from Pago A2l)
two events of the past the lead
ers recognition banquet formerly
held at Millersvillc University and
achievement night, formerly at the
Farm and Home Center in
Lancaster.
Becky Miller, president of the
Leaders Advisory Council and
organizational leader for the Boots
and Saddles 4-H Horse Club,
introduced the speakers and made
many of the presentations.
Master of ceremonies was Jim
Shirk, agriculture services mana
ger for the Lancaster Chamber of
Commerce and Industry.
At the banquet, club scrapbook
awards were presented to the
Boots and Saddles 4-H Horse Club
and the Saddle Cinches Horse and
Pony Club. A Club Exhibit Award,
for the best exhibit at the 4-H fair,
went to Spinnin’ Spurs.
Blue Form Scrapbook Awards
were presented under several
categories. Those honored for 1-3
years were Rebecca Diehm, Jenica
Messner, and Carson Weaver.
Those honored for 4-6 years were
Loren Hershey and Erik Nuss
baum. Those honored for 7-10
years include Barry Gochnauer,
Jill Hoffines, Janine Leaman, and
Jessica Schmidt
4-H Fair Book Cover award
went to Sarah Quigg.
Gold ribbon awards, for projects
entered at the fair, were Rachel
Buckwaller, textile science and
scherenschnitte; Elizabeth Diehm,
horse book; Rebecca Diehm, horse
book; Kelly Dobosh, ceramic
jewelry, beeswax crafts; Leann
Dobosh, beeswax crafts; Allison
Teen leaders honored at the banquet included, front row,
from left, Janine Leaman, Kim Landis, and Michelle Rupert.
Back, from left, Leann Dobosh, Mark Graybill, Barry Goch
nauer, and Jill Hoffines.
Best Friends Award for work with the
4-H Seeing Eye Puppy Club went to Karla
sented by Joni Soost, leader.
George, rocketry; Monica George,
small engines, rocketry, and rab
bit; Sarah Graybill, textile science;
and Lisa Hershey, ceramics. Also
recognized were Loren Hershey,
strawberries; Kevin Hoober,
hljirksmithing; Lauren Krantz, art;
Kim Landis, pygmy goats; Janine
Leaman, safe album making,
shooting sports, photography, fit
ness, and bicycle; Emily Oritz,
sock monkey making; Mary
Quigg, textile science; Sarah
Quigg, textile science, foods and
nutrition, cake decorating, patch
work, spray dye, tie dye, and but
terfly box; and Jessica Rohter, tex
tile science.
Other 4-H’crs also recognized
were Michelle Rupert, large and
small animal art and photo contest;
April Shaub, gardening and art;
Karen Shaub, gardening and art;
Sara Shimko, large and small ani
mal art and photo contest; Brad
Smith, entomology; Heidi Smith,
Entomology; Marisa Stoner,
photography and fitness; Sarah
Weaver, veterinary science; Katie
Zeng, dairy book; and Mary Zeng,
dairy book.
In the large and small animal art
and photo contest, winners were
Kim Dietrich for action and Sara
Shimko for humor. Shooting
sports contest winners were,
juniors. Josh Lasdin and Karen
Shaub; seniors, Ken Cramer.
Showman of showman award
for showing three species of ani
mals at the 4-H fair was Jennifer
Zimmerman.
Honor roll recipients include
seniors, Mark Graybill, Janine
Lancaster County
Shelley, right, pre-
ribbon awards, for projects entered at the fair, were presented during the ban
quet to (not in order in photo), Rachel Buckwalter, textile science and scherenschnit
te; Elizabeth Diehm, horse book; Rebecca Diehm, horse book; Kelly Dobosh, ceramic
jewelry, beeswax crafts; Leann Dobosh, beeswax crafts; Allison George, rocketry;
Monica George, small engines, rocketry, and rabbit; Sarah Graybill, textile science;
and Lisa Hershey, ceramics. Also recognized were Loren Hershey, strawberries;
Kevin Hoober, blacksmithing; Lauren Krantz, art; Kim Landis, pygmy goats; Janine
Leaman, safe album making, shooting sports, photography, fitness, and bicycle; Emi
ly Oritz, sock monkey making; Mary Quigg, textile science; Sarah Quigg, textile sci
ence, foods and nutrition, cake decorating, patchwork, spray dye, tie dye, and butterf
ly box; and Jessica Rohrer, textile science. Otter 4-H’ers also recognized were
Michelle Rupert, larjjfe and smallahimfal att ahd jfhcrfb contest; April Shaub, gardening
and art; Karen Shauts gardening and art; Sara Shimko, large and small animal art and
photo contest; Brad Smith, entomology; Heidi Smith, Entomology; Marisa Stoner,
photography and fitness; Sarah Weaver, veterinary science; Katie Zeng, dairy book;
and Mary Zeng, dairy book.
Leaman, and Jessica Schmidt.
Junior honor roll recipients were
Tiffany Dean, Loti Hess, and Erik
Nussbaum.
4-H scholarship recipients
included Rachel Buckwalter,
$550; Abbey Hershey, $400; and
Jill Hoffines, $550.
State 4-H Achievement Days
winners included Carol Hollings
worth, senior hippology and Kerra
Allen and Erin Smith of the senior
horse judging team. Junior Meats
Judging Team honors were pre
sented to Derick Bollinger, Ryan
■'nough, Radcll Peters, and Jim-
Zimmeiman. Fashion Revue
ipient was Holly Hoover,
xcn leader awards were pre
ited to Leann Dobosh, Bany
;hnauer, Mark Graybill, Jill
ffines, Kim Landis, Elisa
.ick, and Michelle Rupert.
Leader awards included, for five
;ars of service, Earl Thomas
ramer, Susan Cramer, Rachel
orge, Robin Goodman, Joyce
tybill, Roxanne Grube,
lothy Grube, Linda Hoffines,
>pe Krantz, and Chris Miller. For
years of service, honorees
'uded Eugene Bollinger,
-lody Korlinchak, Lynda
teck-Stoner, Roger Stoner, and
icy Frey. Leaders with 15 years
service included Nancy Buck
ler, Ralph McLaughlin Jr., and
lartha Zepp.
Winner of the talent show was
>ica Rohrer, who sang.
Jther contestants included
Ryan Mast, who played the violin
and Kevin Hoober, who played
piano.
:p ds were presented to Abbey Her
shey, left, and Jill Hoffines.
4-H Fair project winners, from left, Ken Cramer, Josh Las
din, Sara Shlmko, and Kim Dietrich.