A22-Lancaster Fanning, Saturday, December 16, 2000
Members, Leaders Honored
At Lebanon County 4-H
Dairy Achievement Banquet
NORTH CORNWALL (Leba- Th , e , ELC 9. dair y clu L b coordi ‘
non Co.) Leaders and 4-H nated the achievement banquet,
members were recognized and Magician Erie N(dl, 16-year
honored at the Lebanon County °^ d Hershey High School stu
-4-H Dairy Achievement Ban- dent, provided entertainment
quet Nov. 10 at Lebanon Valley f° r tbe banquet.
ExpoCeneter. Enn Sm,th - Palmyra, was
Outstanding Level I winners were, from left, Kole Reist,
Cedar Crest; David Maulfair, Norlebco; Chelsea Horst,
Elco; and Janelle Zimmerman, Eico. Janelle Zimmerman
was the oustanding Level I winner.
honored as the top winner in
Lebanon County in the Hoard’s
Dairyman Judging Contest.
Rachael Krall took home first
place for the Agway bred-and
owned 4-H project. Sarah Krall
won second and Amy Habecker
took home third place.
Kendel Reist, Cedar Crest
club member, a 4-H member for
nine years, won the Susan Heil
inger Werner Memorial Dairy
Award. Reist is treasurer of his
4-H club and has five dairy proj
ects. This year his 2-year-old
project set a state record by pro
ducing more than 30,000 pounds
of milk.
The outstanding Level II
winner award went to Amy Ha
becker. Other winners in Level
II of their club include Kendel
Reist, Cedar Crest; Jennifer
Maulfair, Norlebco; and Amy
Moyer, Elco.
Janelle Zimmerman won the
outstanding Level I award. Kole
Reist, Cedar Crest; David Maul-
fair, Norlebco; and Chelsea
Horst, Elco were also Level I
winners.
Rookie of the year distinction
went to Allison Martz. Other
winners in their club went to
Bradley Zuck, Cedar Crest
Club; Elizabeth Moyer, Nor
lebco; and Gail Switzer, Elco.
Outstanding Level I winners were, from left, Kole Reist,
Cedar Crest; David Maulfair, Norlebco; Chelsea Horst,
Elco; and Janelle Zimmerman, Elco. Janelle Zimmerman
was the oustanding Level I winner.
From left, Kendel Reist, Cedar Crest; Amy Moyer, Elco;
Amy Habecker, Nosoann; and Jennifer Maulfair, Norlebco
club were outstanding Level II winners. Amy Habecker
won the outstanding Level II aWard.