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York 4-H
The following members were
honored for their outstanding
achievements at the 1999 York
County 4-H Achievement
Program.
•Outstanding 4-H Project
Awards, Juniors: beef, Cory
Thompson, Wellsville; ceramics,
Andrea Yohe, Spring Grove;
Create a Project, Molly Crawford,
Hanover; clothing and textiles,
Amy Laughman, York; dairy,
Tracy Richardson, Fawn Grove;
foods and nutrition, Sarah M.
Myers, Thomasville; horse,
Chandrelle Asper, New Oxford;
leisure education, Cassandra
Smith, Glenville; pet care, Tyler
Devilbiss, Glenville; Plant
Science, Lyndsey Hoover, Thomas
ville; poultry, Brandy Bankert,
Red Lion; public speaking, Amy
Backel, Dillsburg; rabbit,
Stephanie Coluccio, Hellam;
rocketry, Lee Bosley, Glenville;
sheep, Kelly Jo Bankert, Red
Lion; shooting sports, Shelly
Wirt, Dillsburg; small engines,
Alicia Wilson, Glen Rock; swine,
Chad Menges, Hanover; wildlife,
Ben Unkle, Stewartstown; wood
science, Travis Brown,
Loganville.
Seniors: beef, Greg
Daugherty, Dover; Dairy Angie
Beshore, New Cumberland;
foods and nutrition, Philip Baer,
Glenville, health, Beth Baer,
Glenville; horse, Tammy Wirt,
Dillsburg; leadership, Heather
Bankert, Red Lion; public speak
ing, Rijelle Kraft, Manchester;
small engines, Christine Lawyer,
York; and swine, Susan
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• National 4-H Congress del
egates for 1999: Mandy Brown,
Loganville, and Tabitha
Eimerbrink, Lewisberry.
• Recognized for 10 years of
volunteer leader service: Sue
Bankert, Red Lion; Debbie
Bosley, Glenville; Ryan Bridge,
York, Bertha Jasienski, Felton;
Deb Jeffrey, Wrightsville; Donna
Maenner, Jacobus; David and
Rose Tharp, Felton; and Lori
Weller, New Cumberland.
• Recognized for 15 years of
volunteer leader service; Michael
Bankert, Red Lion; Lisa Butler,
York; Marcelene Douglas, Delta;
Bariy Dubbs, Glen Rock;
Beveily Hoover, Thomasville;
and Ina Kilgore, Delta.
• Recognized for 20 years of
volunteer leader service:
Maryann Brenneman, Seven
Valleys; Kathy Church, Spring
Grove; Richard Rishel, Seven
Valleys; and Anna Shermyer,
Dover.
• Recognized for 30 years of
volunteer leader service: Darla
Doll, Glen Rock, and Sara
Eisenhart, Thomasville.
• Recognized for 35 years of
volunteer leader service: Gordon
Shive, Seven Valleys.
•The following teens were
recognized for volunteering a
total of 2,450 hours to the 4-H
program this year. This average
out to 62.8 hours per teen of vol
unteer time: Amanda Arnold,
Dillsburg; Emily Brandy and
Heather Bankert, Red Lion;
Kayla Baughman, Felton;
Mandy Brown,' Loganville;
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Heather Crowl, Airville; April
Daugherty, York; Greg Daugherty,
Dover; Tyler Devilbiss, Glenville,
Tabitha and Tanya Eimerbrmk,
Lewisberry, Abbey Frey,
Wellsville, Ethan Gallardo,
Dover, Sarah Grim, East Berlin;
Lane Innerst, Red Lion; Lindsay
Jones, East Berlin, Lucas and
Rijelle Kraft, Manchester; Sonni
Mayberry, Airville; Beth and
Mark Parrish, Hellam; Steph
Pomranmg, Delta; Rachael
Price, Dover; Susan Richardson,
Fawn Grove; Jay Rishel, Seven
Valleys; Chris and Rachel
Schreck, Spring Grove; Brian
Snyder, Red Lion; Josh Spahr,
Lewisberry; Cory Stump, East
Berlin; Ben Unkle, Stewarts
town; Joe Warner, Windsor;
Jamie Welsh, East Berlin;
Melissa Wherley, Dover; and
Tammy Wirt, Dillsburg.
• Special recognition was
given to Kelly Jo Bankert, Red
Lion, for giving 195 hours to the
4-H program.
• The following members
were honored as the 1999 out
standing York County 4-H mem
bers: Outstanding 4-H historian,
Elbe Bair, Hanover; Outstanding
4-H news reporter, Chandrelle
Asper, New Oxford; Outstanding
4-H secretary, Kelly Jo Bankert,
Red Lion; Outstanding girl rook
ie; Lyndsey Hoover, Thomasville;
Outstanding boy rookie; Chad
Menges, Hanover; Outstanding
junior girl: Stephanie Coluccio,
Hellam; Outstanding junior boy;
Travis Brown, Loganville and
Cory Thompson, Wellsville;
Outstanding senior: Mandy
Brown, Loganville and Rijelle
Kraft, Manchester; and
Outstanding 4-H Club: Horse
Crazy 4-H Club, Hanover.
• As Outstanding Senior Girl
in York County 4-H, Mandy
Brown was honored for her
many years she has devoted to
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4-H. She is a member of the
Loganville 4-H Club where she
has served as presidnet, other
offices, and as a teen leader
Mandy is also a member of the
4-H County Council where she
shares her expertise as a camp
counselor and in many other 4-H
activities. Mandy has also been
a member of the 4-H Senior
Exchange Club. She has helped
with summer programming at
the Migrant Child program
Another honor for Mandy was
being chosen as a 1999 National
4-H Congress delegate. Mandy is
a senior at Dallastown Area
High School and will be pursu
ing a degree in Elementary
Education in the fall.
• Rijelle Kraft has been an
active member of York County
4-H for nine years. She is presi
dent of the 4-H County Council,
a state 4-H ambassador, presi
dent of the 4-H Rabbit Club, vice
president of the 4-H Swine Club,
secretary of the 4-H Poultry
Club, and social chair of the 4-H
senior exchange. She is a teen
leader in many of her clubs and
is a teen counselor at 4-H camps.
Rijelle is a junior at York
Catholic High School. She will
be pursuing a degree in agricul
ture/journalism.
•As National 4-H Congress
Delegates, Tabitha Eimerbrink,
Lewisberry and Mandy Brown,
Loganville will represent York
County and Pennsylvania at the
National 4-H Congress in
Atlanta, Ga. in November.
Tabitha is a freshman at
Northwestern University in
Oklahoma where she is pursu
ing a degree in physical therapy.
She is a member of the
Wellsville Boots and Saddle 4-H
Club, where she has served as
officers’ and teen leader. She
also was a member of their
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Equestrian Drill Team Tabitha
served as president for the 4-H
Senior Exchange Club and as
vice president of the 4-H County
Council. She has been an active
member as a teen leader and
camp counselor
4-H Junior Cloverleaf Awards
The Bucks County 4-H Junior
Cloverleaf Awards were present
ed to outstanding 4-H youth at the
4-H Achievement Day Program
recently.
Awards for the 12- to 13-year
age group were given to Kara
Lombardo, daughter, of Daniel
and Debrah Lombardo, Doyles
town; Ashley Mcßrien, daughter
of Bob and Betty Mcßrien,
Quakertown; Curtis Poorman, son
of Ken and Sharon Poorman, New
Britain; and Kim Shmidheiser,
daughter of Wayne and Claudia
Shmidheiser, Furlong.
Awards in the 8- to 11-year age
group were presented to Rachel
Crouse, daughter of Donald and
Mary Crouse, Riegelsville; Alyssa
Poorman, daughter of Ken and
Sharon Poorman, New Britain;
Lauren Stewart, daughter of Cur
tis and Barbara Stewart, Quaker
town; and Lindsay Urban, daugh
ter of Matt and Lynne Urban,
Doylestown.
These annual awards recognize
youth leadership and 4-H accom
plishments. The Achievement
Day event was conducted at the
Lenape Valley Presbyterian
Church, New Britain.
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