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Lancaster Farming Staff
LANDISVILLE (Lancaster
Co.) 4-H’ers were honored for
their work this past year during
recognition night here at the
Four Seasons with several catego
ries of awards given during the
evening.
Also honored with special rec
ognition were the leaders of 4-H.
Joann Siegrist and Mary Alice
Wolgemuth have served as lead-
Leader awards went to,
from left, Joanne Siegrist
for 20 years of service as a
leader, Connie Rutt, 25
years, and Thomas Smith,
35 years.
4-H record form scrapbook award winners are, from
left, Lori Hess, Hillary Grube, Emily Riden, Ann Whiteley,
Kelly Pitman, Erik Nussbaum, and Linford Hershey.
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Lancaster 4-H Honors Members, Leaders
ers for 20 years; Fem Huber, Ker
vin Martin, and Connie Rutt
have been leaders for 25 years,
and Thomas Smith has been a
leader for 35 years.
In addition, 15 teen leaders
helped with the 4-H program in
the past year, besides the many
adult leaders who lent their ex
pertise to 4-H’ers in a wide vari
ety of disciplines.
State 4-H Achievement Days
winners included James Snyder
Senior honor role recipi
ents were Lori Hess and
Erik Nussbaum.
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and Justin Snyder, advanced ori
enteering team; Kim Dietrich,
photography; Bonnie Johnson,
junior small animal essay; and
Tiffany Dean, Joelynn Donough,-
Abby Funk, and Adam Zurin,
junior livestock judging team.
Bryan Eberie, representing Hy-
Line Hatchery, was honored for
their support of the 4-H em
bryology school enrichment pro
gram.
Interspersed with awards were
several talent selections from
Peter Schaum, Jared Snyder,
Kaeti Rosenberg, Jen Wgner,
and Rachel Kark.
35 Years
Thomas Smith, Denver, re
ceived an engraved desk set in
appreciation for his 35 years as a
4-H leader.
The friend of 4-H award
went to Hy-Line Hatchery
for its annual support of
the 4-H embryology school
enrichment program. Pic
tured are Hy-Line represen
tative Bryan Eberle and
Lori Little, 4-H animal sci
ence agent.
Being a leader seems to run in
Smith’s family. “My family was
in 4-H in New Jersey,” he said. “I
couldn’t wait to turn ten years
old, because I knew the next calf
born was mine,” said Smith, who
watched four older sisters show
dairy animals before he was old
enough to participate, also. A
younger brother and younger sis
ter also exhibited animals
through 4-H. “It was just the
thing to do,” he said. Parental
support, such as his father driv
ing the truck to shows, was a big
part of the family’s commitment
to 4-H.
After Smith grew too old to be
a 4-H’er himself, he became a
junior leader for the dairy club.
In addition to the dairy 4-H club,
he participated in a state ex
change and spent a week in
Maine. His family also hosted
4-Hers as part of an exchange.
Joined by his wife. Dale, the
couple moved from Mercer
County, New Jersey to Pennsyl
vania. After the move Smith was
planning to take a break from
4-H leadership. However his past
involvement was found out after
the family had been in Pennsyl
vania only a few months, accord
ing to Smith. He didn’t hesitate
to get involved again, however,
and began to organize the dairy
club for the northern Lancaster
County area, now the “Kows ‘R’
Us” club.
“When I was in 4-H, there was
an older gentleman who had the
leadership of the club. When I
started leading a club, somebody
said, ‘why are you doing this?’,
and I said, ‘somebody did it for
me. The need was there.’”
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Junior honor role recipi
ents were, from left, Emily
Riden, Ann Whiteley, and
Linford Hershey.
“It is fun to see what the kids
get out of it,” he said. “I think
they give us more than we give
them.” His own four children
have exhibited or are exhibiting
cattle through 4-H. The Smith’s
son Brian, who has Downs Syn
drome, has also shown cattle as a
4-H’er. “It gave him a lot of con
fidence,” said Smith’s wife Dale.
Their daughter, Liz, not only
showed animals as a 4-H’er but
also has experience in leading
clubs. “I became a leader as soon
as I graduated from 4-H primari
ly because of watching my par
ents work with our clubs over the
years,” said Liz. “Both my par
ents are responsible for instilling
the value of volunteering and giv
ing back to the community in me
and I feel I’m a better person for
it.”
The couple own and operate
91-acre King and Queen Farm, a
100-head Holstein, Brown Swiss,
and Guernsey operation in Den
ver. As organizer of Lancaster
County’s dairy princess program,
Dale is also involved in the dairy
industry. Additionally she has
several years of experience in
leading 4-H clubs.
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