Lancaster 4-H Livestock
Club Members Honored
At Annual Meetin
These outstanding Lancaster County Livestock Club
members were honored last Friday night at the annual
banquet, Farm and Home Center. From left, John Hess,
outstanding 4-H Beef Club member; Randall Peters, 4-H
Shepherd of the Year; and Kevin Pfautz, outstanding 4-
H Swine Club member. Photos by Everett Newswanger,
editor
Young winners, from left, Katrina Frey, beef club
rookie of the year; Michael Shearer, swine club rookie of
the year; and Kelsey Binkley, novice shepherd award
winner.
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Top swine club books were completed by, from left front, Sarah Henry, Linford
Hershey, Lisa Hershey, and Michael Shearer. Back, Anna Mary Henry, Tiffany
Dean, Sarah Boyd, Lori Hess, and Allison Hughes.
The Woolies Club project book winners. From left, front, Samantha Dissinger,
Katrina Frey, Stephanie Kauffman, and Kelsey Binkley. Back, Anna Mary Henry,
Loren Hershey, Tiffany Dean, Sarah Boyd, Allison Hughes, and Jessica Schmidt.
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