CARROLL COUNTY TEEN COUNCIL

4-H TRIBUNE IN THIS ISSUE Welcome Kathy!!! Office Announcements Important Record Book Info Leadership & Community Service News Teen Council Citizenship Lock-In Thanks!!! Community Service Writeups Wanted Community Service News Animal Sciences News Upcoming Dates TRP News MD Horsemen’s Party Rabbit Judging MD Horse Conference Jr. Dairy Mgmt. Contest State Dressage Show Human Sciences News MD Make It With Wool Fashion Fun Fest News State Fair Mini Fashion Revue County, State, & National News Fundraising News Leadership Council Important Info for Leaders Fair Updates All Star News National 4-H Week Food Permits Law Latest News 1 1 1 2 2 2 2 2 2 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 5 5 5 5 6 6 September 2006 Hello! My name is Kathy Gordon and I am the new 4-H Extension Educator for Carroll County! I hail from “across the line” in Frederick County. I was born and raised on a beef, hog and grain farm which is currently in production by my brothers. It seems I have been involved with 4-H my whole life, first as a 4-Her and then as a Volunteer Leader, at the local, county and state levels. I feel that 4-H is a valuable program, giving both youth and adults many opportunities to grow and learn. The ever increasing number of projects and diversity of programs is wonderful! I am very excited to be here and to help Carroll County’s 4-H program grow and become stronger! I am looking forward to working with Jen, Leeann, Mary Ellen, all the tireless Volunteers, and especially the talented Carroll County 4-H Youth. My door is always open, please stop in and say “hello” when you have a chance. DEADLINE FOR OCTOBER TRIBUNE All items for the October Tribune must be received by the Extension Office no later than September 10th, 2006. Don’t forget – you may call the office or email your news and notes to Leeann at LBoyce@umd.edu. Clearly typed items can also be faxed to us at 410-876-0132. OFFICE CLOSINGS The Carroll County Extension Office will be closed on Monday, September 4 for Labor Day. RECORD BOOK INFORMATION There have been some important changes to the Record Book process, especially in regards to Senior Portfolios. Please be sure to see the gold attachment at the end of The Tribune to get the most accurate and up to date information regarding these changes. -1- LEADERSHIP AND COMMUNITY SERVICE NEWS CARROLL COUNTY TEEN COUNCIL Are you looking to have fun, help others, and try new challenges in a club with teens your age? Then come to the next Carroll County 4-H Teen Council meeting on Sunday, September 17 at 4 pm in the Carroll County Extension Office. Please note the meeting day change. We welcome all teens ages 13-18, and we hope to see you at our next meeting. CITIZENSHIP LOCK-IN The Annual Citizenship Lock In, sponsored by the 4-H Teen Council, will be held on October 27th& 28th at the Carroll County Extension Office. There will be food, fun, workshops and speakers for youth ages 8-18. A flyer is attached in this issue of The Tribune. Mark your calendars now, and look for registration forms in the October Tribune! THANKS FOR THE BOOKS!!! Thanks to all of those who donated books to support the Youth Literacy Program that will be part of the new Life Skills Center. Your generous outpouring of books has been amazing and is greatly appreciated. At this point, we are no longer looking to add to our book collection until we can sort, shelve, and assess the current stock of books that we have. Future issues of The Tribune will keep you posted about the programs available in the Life Skills Center. If you are interested in finding out more about this area, feel free to contact Leeann at 410-386-2760 or via email at LBoyce@umd.edu. COMMUNITY SERVICE Citizenship and community service are an important part of the 4-H program. We pledge our “hands to larger service” and we hope that you continue to participate in community service projects to make the pledge a reality. There are many community service opportunities available throughout the year on the local, state, and national levels and if you and/or your club are looking for a project, you can find out more information by searching the internet, reading the newspaper, or call the Extension Office and we can provide you with some ideas. Just as a reminder, if you are participating in service projects, please report your activities to the Extension Office. We would love to know about the great community service everyone is doing! Please contact the Extension Office if you are in need of additional evaluation forms. COMMUNITY SERVICE WRITE-UPS If your club has participated in a community service project, we invite you to submit a short report to be included in The Tribune. It is important to recognize the good deeds done by others and we hope that club leaders, reporters, or secretaries take the time to provide us with a write-up. COMMUNITY SERVICE NEWS Carrollton The Carrollton 4-H Club is collecting new school supplies including: blunt scissors, thirty cm rulers, pencil sharpeners, new pencils with erasers, large erasers, boxes of twenty-four crayons, 8 1/2 x 11 in. notebooks with 150-200 sheets of lined paper and colored construction paper. These supplies will be sent through Church World Service to anywhere in the world where there is a disaster, locally or internationally. Please drop off donations at the Extension Office. Finksburg Funnies Our club, the Finksburg Funnies, has used the Gamber Fire Station for our 4H meetings for many years. As a token of our gratitude for allowing us to use the Fire House, we have done community service to thank them. Recently, we have volunteered to pick up trash where the Gamber Fire Carnival takes place. The members picked days to volunteer and we picked up the trash. The Finksburg Funnies Club also did this project the previous year. ~Finksburg Funnies Secretary, Leah Collins -2- ANIMAL SCIENCES NEWS TRP NEWS If you are a 4-Her, 13 years or older, and you enjoy working with fabulous people and big furry animals, then you'd make a great 4-H Therapeutic Riding Program volunteer! A training class for all new volunteers will be held the week of Sept 5 at the TRP arena. Dress for the weather, whatever it may be by then, and come on out to learn the ropes. Volunteers are needed to support the riders and to lead the horses. Please call Peggie at 410-876-1760 to register. You can also email her at peggier@att.net. Your time spent working with this program can count towards your service learning hours for school. It is great exercise, with great people, and big furry warm horses! What could be better? Call to register, bring a friend, bring your folks! We have volunteers from 13 thru 81. Come join the fun! HORSEMEN’S PARTY The 20th Annual Maryland Horsemen's Party will be held on October 8, 2006 from 2 to 6 pm at Boulevard and Beyond in Westminster, MD. This year's Bull Roast will feature great food, live entertainment, children's activities and a silent auction. Recipients of the Maryland 4-H Foundation's Youth Development Award and Maryland 4-H Horse Program Volunteer of the Year Award will be recognized. Tickets are available for $30 per person ($20 for youth 12 and under) with proceeds benefiting the Sallie Robertson Memorial 4-H Endowment Fund. For more information or to order tickets, call Janie Dell at 410-386-2760 or email jdell@umd.edu. UPCOMING DATES FOR ANIMAL SCIENCE PROJECTS! 8/23-9/4/06 – MD State Fair 9/09/06 – State Dairy Bowl Buzz Off 9/19/06 – Junior Dairy Management Contest, Harrisburg, PA 10/8/06 – Maryland Horsemen’s Party Look for more updates to this information and additional dates to remember in the coming newsletters!! RABBIT JUDGING Rabbit Judging practices will be held September 13 & 20, October 11 & 18, November 8 & 15, and December 13. All meetings/practices are at 7:00 pm at the Extension Office unless otherwise noted. For more information please contact the Extension Office at 410-386-2760 or Sherry Wade at 410- 5496425. 2ND ANNUAL MARYLAND HORSE CONFERENCE University of Maryland will be holding the 2nd Annual Maryland Horse Conference on Saturday, November 18, 2006. The event will be held from 8:00am to 3:30pm at Anne Arundel Community College, Arnold, MD Campus. Throughout the day various seminars on equine related topics will be presented by leading experts in the equine field. The seminar topics will include: New and Innovative Fencing and Facility Options, Weed Control, Small Acreage Management, Identifying Toxic Plants, Making Money in the Horse Industry, Equine Insurance, Farm Security, Disaster Preparedness, Equine Obesity, Managing Pasture and Hay to Reduce the Risk of Laminitis, Supplements, and Advanced Health Care. The registration cost is $30 for adults and $20 for youth if you register by November 4, 2006. All attendees will receive a conference proceedings, morning refreshments, and lunch. For more information please visit our website at www.equinestudies.umd.edu. Or contact Kristen Wilson at kswilson@umd.edu or 301-405-1392. JUNIOR DAIRY MANAGEMENT CONTEST The All American Dairy Show will once again be including the Junior Dairy Management Contest on Tuesday, September 19, 2006. The contest is open to individuals or teams of up to 4 members. There will be 7 classes - Dairy Cattle Selection, Linear Trait Analysis, Diseases and Biosecurity, Meats ID and Quality Assurance of Dairy Beef, Feed Management and ID, Lactation and Mastitis, and Dairy Farm Business Management. Training kits are available for teams to use for practice. If you think you have a team interested in entering this contest, please contact the Extension Office so we can get you registered! Entries are due to us by Sept. 5, 2006. STATE DRESSAGE SHOW The State Dressage Show has been canceled. More information will be sent to those who registered for this event but please take note of the change. -3- HUMAN SCIENCES NEWS MD MAKE IT YOURSELF WITH WOOL CONTEST The MD Make It Yourself With Wool Contest will be October 14, 2006 at the Carroll County Ag Center. Entry forms are available at the Extension Office. Entry must be postmarked by September 18, 2006. For more information, see the flyer attached to this issue of The Tribune. CARROLL COUNTY FASHION FUN FEST SHOW Thanks to everyone that participated or contributed to the success of the non-competitive Fashion Fun Fest Show on July 15. Participants will receive photos and an evaluation in the mail shortly. All comments are welcome to help improve next year’s program. And if you missed being a part of this year’s show, watch next year’s February/March/April Tribunes for information on how you can participate! STATE FAIR MINI FASHION REVUE COUNTY, STATE, AND NATIONAL NEWS FUNDRAISING UPDATE The FUNraising Committee will continue to meet on a regular basis during the 2006-2007 year to evaluate our progress and plan new events. Our next meeting will be Monday, September 11 at 7:00 pm at the Extension Office. We invite ANYONE who is interested to join us at our next meeting. You may come for one meeting to share ideas, or join us as a member of the committee. Our meetings are fairly brief and a lot of fun – so please consider joining us! For more information, call the Extension Office at 410-386-2760 or email Leeann at LBoyce@umd.edu. PIZZA HUT NIGHTS PLANNED!!! We will be continuing to hold Fundraiser Nights at Pizza Hut locations throughout Carroll County. The next will be held on Monday, September 18, 2006 at the Finksburg Pizza Hut. A flyer with the coupon for that event will be available online and is in this month’s issue of The Tribune. Additional dates have been set for Monday, November 13, 2006 at the Eldersburg Pizza Hut Bistro. All Pizza Hut events run from 5 – 9 pm. Future issues of The Tribune will have the coupons for that specific event. Eat in, carry out, or call for delivery (if available) – present the cashier with a 4-H coupon and 20% of your bill will go to the 4-H program. Tell your family and friends and make sure they get a copy of the coupon! Hope to see you there!!! WALK…OR RUN…BUT SAVE THE DATE!!! OCTOBER 28, 2006 - Save this date! The Carroll County 4-H FUNraising Committee will be holding a 4-H 5K Clover Run. There will be a 5K race for our true running enthusiasts and a 1 mile Fun Run/Walk for those who just want to help support the 4-H program. Free t-shirts, gifts, prizes and fun will be available to all runners & walkers as well as an opportunity to help raise money for the 4-H program without having to sell anything. A registration form is attached to this issue of The Tribune and will be available online and in the office as well. If you would like additional copies to distribute, stop by the Extension Office and we can provide them to you. If you own or know of a business that would like to serve as a sponsor for the 5K, contact Leeann at 410-386-2760. LEADERSHIP COUNCIL MEETING There will be a Leadership Council Meeting Thursday, October 17, 2006 at 7pm in the Extension Office. You DO NOT need to be a 4-H club leader. Any MCE Volunteer is welcome to attend any of the Leadership Council meetings. This is your opportunity to have input and be proactive in the development of the Carroll County 4-H Youth Development Program. If you have registered to participate in State Mini Fashion Revue and/or Mannequin Modeling, the Carroll County delegation is scheduled for Sunday, August 27, 2006 at 2:30 p.m. If the outfit you plan to wear for this event is being entered for judging, please be sure to let the clerk(s) know you will need the outfit for Mini Fashion Revue. Please have a copy of your narration to the Extension Office by Wednesday, August 23. If your narration is on file, please call and let Cheryl Hill know which narration you will be using. If you have any questions, please call the office at 410-386-2760. -4- IMPORTANT INFORMATION FOR CLUB LEADERS  At the Extension Office there may be items that can be picked up for your club. Several clubs have not picked up anything since the Achievement Program. Many items are too large or bulky to mail and are here awaiting pick-up. There is a box for club leaders to check to see if they have “mail”…stop by and take a look to see if anything belongs to your club!  Club reports, Affirmative Action reports, and any other supplemental materials for your club need to be submitted in the early Fall. If you have any questions regarding this paperwork, feel free to call the Extension Office at 410-386-2760. There will be a Leadership Council Meeting Thursday, October 17, 2006 at 7pm in the Extension Office. In addition to being a Leadership Council Meeting, this will serve as the Organizational Leaders Meeting for the year. At that time you will pick up your yearly packet of information. There are several important updates so please be sure to attend. Mark the date in your calendar now!!! FAIR UPDATES LEFT BEHIND/LOST AND FOUND There were many exhibits left behind after the County Fair. Exhibits must be claimed by September 30th. Items not claimed after that date will be discarded. Additionally, there are many items that have been left behind after the summer 4-H season. These items will also be discarded after September 30th. We have some special awards for the exhibitors in the Single Tree classes in the photography department. Please come by the office to pick up this award. FAIR PHOTOS We anticipate the Fair Photos being delivered to the office very shortly. Please be sure to call the Extension Office at 410-386-2760 before you stop by to make sure that the proofs are here. Thanks A Million!!! The 4-H Office would like to thank all, 4-Her’s, clovers, volunteers, parents, aunts, uncles, brothers, sisters. . . anyone who helped make the 2006 Carroll County 4-H/FFA Fair a success! The extremely hot weather could have put a damper on the whole week, but everyone pulled through and it was one of the best ever!! Also, thanks to all those who served as superintendents, judges, helpers, and runners! The Fair could not have happened without any of you!! Our sincere appreciation to everyone! A BIG THANK YOU to all who helped with set up and clean up in the Red Buildings for the fair. Thanks to all of you, we had the buildings back to their original state by 1pm on Sat Aug 5. ~ Sandra Stonesifer I would like to thank all the parents, 4-Her's, volunteers and the Poultry Committee who helped set up the poultry barn this year, and clean it up after the fair. I feel we had a very successful show and this would not be possible if we did not have everyone's help and cooperation. Again, THANK YOU ALL VERY MUCH! ~Nancy Carlisle, Poultry Superintendent 4-H ALL-STAR NEWS Meetings have been set for the Carroll County All-Stars. They will be held at the Extension Office at 7:30 pm on September 5, 2006, January 2, 2007, and March 6, 2007. Please mark your calendars now! NATIONAL 4-H WEEK – OCTOBER 1 – 7, 2006 The Promotional Display Contest will be held during National 4-H Week, October 1-7, 2006. Attached is the information sheet from the premium book. To register or for more information contact the 4-H Office at 410-3862760. Promotional materials are available for FREE from www.4husa.org if you are interested in supplemental materials for National 4-H Week. They are comparable to the flyer attached in this months Tribune. These are valuable tools that can help you promote your club and/or project area.  -5- FOOD PERMITS LAW IMPOSED OCTOBER 1, 2005 On October 1, 2005, new state legislation was enacted requiring a one-day permit for events open to the public where food items are served. A separate permit is required for each station or table where edibles are dispensed, even pre-wrapped candy items. There is no cost if the group is non-profit and the people dispensing the food are members of the nonprofit group. Food items, including beverages and ice, must be obtained from approved sources. Home preparation and/or storage of food is not allowed. No food can be stored on the ground. If you would like more information on how this law pertains to your club’s activities and fundraisers, or how to obtain these permits, call the Extension Office at 410-386-2760. LATEST NEWS The Carroll County 4-H Website is the place to go for the latest news and information. We get lots of information after the deadline for The Tribune and in order to make sure that you have the most up to date information, we will post it on our website. Be sure to check out the “Latest News” Section of the site to get up to date information. Go to http://extension.umd.edu/local/Carroll/4-H/ and click on the “Latest News” link in the “Current Events” section!!! VISIT US ON THE WEB http://extension.umd.edu/local/Carroll/4-H - The Carroll County 4-H web page – did you know you can read The Tribune online? Download useful forms? Get information about record books, Diamond Clover, and more? You can!!! Tell us what else you would like to see on our web pages. http://www.maryland4h.org – The Maryland 4-H Youth Development Program website. News and information from all over the state, as well as downloadable forms and more! http://www.4husa.org – This is the National 4-H website for youth, by youth. Adults and youth members can go on to learn more about the 4-H happenings in other states and download useful information like graphics, flyers, e-cards, and other promotional items. Leeann Boyce Extension Educator 4-H Youth Development Kathy Gordon Extension Educator 4-H Youth Development Jennifer Reynolds Extension Educator 4-H Youth Development It is the policy of the University of Maryland Cooperative Extension that no person shall be subjected to discrimination on the grounds of race, color, gender, religion, national origin, sexual orientation, age, marital or parental status, or disability. If you have a disability that requires special assistance for your participation in a program, please contact the Carroll County Extension Office at 410-386-2760, fax: 410-876-0132, two weeks prior to the program. The information given herein is supplied with the understanding that no discrimination is intended and no endorsement by Maryland Cooperative Extension is implied. -6- IMPORTANT RECORD BOOK CHANGES!!!! The State 4-H office has made some changes to the Awards and Recognition process that necessitate changes in deadlines that we have in Carroll County. In an attempt to simplify and make things a little more clear, all 4-Hers will turn in record books appropriate for the age division they have just completed. Please tell them to go by their 2006 4-H age. This way they will be completing books appropriate for the work they have just finished. 4-H members who will be 4-H age 14 as of Jan 1, 2007 may choose between doing a junior book or a senior portfolio. Those submitting a senior portfolio will be eligible for consideration for a state trip interview. Please be aware of the different deadlines for each type of book. The Senior Portfolio essay question for this year is “How has 4-H improved your quality of life?” Any Seniors (age 14 as of Jan. 1, 2006) wishing to be considered for the awarded trip to National 4-H Conference (held at the National 4-H Council Conference Center in Chevy Chase) will need to turn their portfolios in to the Extension office by October 2, 2006. They will need to include the resume and essay portions, and may leave out the record sheets for 2006 projects to be turned in December 1, 2006 if they wish. All other senior portfolios will be due January 2, 2007. Those wishing to be considered for the other state awarded trips will need to fill out a form (found on the website or available in our office) declaring their interest. 4-H’ers who have submitted books for Conference and not been selected, are eligible for consideration for all other trips. We strongly suggest you read through the trip descriptions and check the average age of attendees before making your decision. The county will be able to select a total of 10 individuals (including Conference applicants) to interview for the available slots. At this time 4-H’ers may only go on one trip per calendar year, and may only be awarded 2 of these trips in their 4-H career. Project record sheets for ALL 4-H’ers will be due December 1, 2006. We will make every effort to return them to you to put into your record books before submission. Junior record books and Clover Memory Books will be due February 2, 2007. Remember to have 4H’ers do the record book appropriate for the year in 4-H that they have just completed. -7- Maryland 4-H Awards and Recognition Program Out of State Trip Descriptions National 4-H Conference http://4hconf.4-h.org/ 9 youth plus 1 from Military 4-H will be selected. First priority will be to include 3 youth form each of the program regions. At National 4-H Conference, teen delegates take the lead by serving on consulting groups to make recommendations for future directions of the 4-H program. Preparing for and meeting with your state representatives and senators on Capitol Hill is a main highlight. This is a very focused working conference for teens. Trip takes place in late March or early April at the National 4-H Center in Chevy Chase, MD. (March 24-29, 2007) Available to youth 14-18 years old. National 4-H Congress www.national4-hcongress.com 24 delegates will be selected from MD counties or Baltimore City and 6 at large delegates from state level programs. Calling itself the “flagship event” of the 4-H program, National Congress combines plenary sessions, seminars, discussion groups, and a service learning experience. The nation's most outstanding community leaders, speakers, and educators present the most current and timely information available. Trip takes place in late November, beginning the Friday after Thanksgiving, and is held in Atlanta, GA. Available to youth 14-18 years old. Camp Miniwanca www.ayf.com 2 youth receive funding to attend this American Youth Foundation leadership development camp that offers a week long program aimed at developing character, leadership skills, personal and group effectiveness, and nurturing balance within your life. Trip takes place the first week in August in Shelby, MI. Available to youth 14-18 years old. West Virginia Older Member Conference 2 youth will be selected. Conference mission is to develop leadership among older 4-H members by giving them an opportunity to participate in discussion of timely issues and problems and teach new skills to be used in their clubs and communities. Encouraged commitment to serve as at-large delegate to MD 4-H Teen Council for a year following the trip. Trip takes place in June at Jackson’s Mill, WVA. For members 14-21 years old. Average age of participant is 17. Virginia 4-H Congress www.ext.vt.edu/resources/4h/congress 2 youth will be selected. Mission is to provide competitive and non-competitive experiences for teens, helping them to develop life skills and leadership abilities to become contributing citizens in their communities. Encouraged commitment to serve as an at-large delegate to MD 4-H Teen Council for a year following the trip. Trip takes place in June and is held on campus at Virginia Tech, Blacksburg, VA. (June 18-21, 2007) Available to youth 14-18 years old. -8- Carroll County 4-H Youth Development Program Phone – 410-386-2760 Toll Free – 888-326-9645 Website – http://extension.umd.edu/local/Carroll/4-H Email – LBoyce@umd.edu -9- - 10 - - 11 - - 12 - The first annual 4-H 5K Clover Run/Fun Run is being held on Saturday, October 28, 2006. The 5K Race starts at 9:00 a.m. with a 1 mile Fun Run/Walk beginning at 9:45. All proceeds will go towards the Carroll County 4-H Program. All registrations post-marked by October 1, 2006 will be guaranteed a race day t-shirt, race number, other give a ways, and post-race refreshments. Door prizes and awards will be given out following each race. Awards will be given to the top 3 males and the top 3 females as well as overall awards. REGISTRATION INFORMATION: Complete the attached registration form and mail it to Carroll County Extension Office, 4-H 5K Clover Run, 700 Agriculture Center, Westminster, Maryland 21157. Pre-race registration is $20.00 for the 5K and $10.00 for Fun-Run participates, all fees are non-refundable. Please do not send cash but make your checks payable to CCEAC. *Registrations received after October 1, 2006 are not guaranteed a preferred race shirt size. *Registrations on race day are not guaranteed a race shirt, so please register early! RACE DAY SCHEDULE: Beginning at 8:00 a.m. – Packet Pick up 9:00 a.m. – 5K Race Start 9:45 a.m. – Fun Run/Walk Start – 1 mile 10:15 – 5K Awards & Door Prizes 10:30 – Fun Run/Walk Awards & Door Prizes The races will be held rain or shine! For more information please call Leeann Boyce at (410) 386-2760 or e-mail to CarrollCounty4H5K@hotmail.com. Name: _____________________________________ Phone No. ______________ Address: ______________________________________________________________ E-mail: _______________________________ Sex: Male ______ Female _______ 5K Race ______ Age as of 10/28/2006 ___________ T-Shirt Size _________ Fun Run/Walk ______ Waiver – I acknowledge that I am aware of the risks involved in participating in a road race. I hereby waive the Carroll County 4-H Program from any liability arising from the active participation in this event. _______________________________________ If participant is under 18 a parent/guardian signature is required. Equal Opportunity Programs _________________ Date - 13 - - 14 - - 15 - 2006 County Animal Project Judging Contest Results Livestock – Junior 1 st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th Beef Brandon Gruber Audrey Bennett Dean Bennett Ryan Weishaar Andrew Rawlings Johnny Friedel Swine Dean Bennett Brandon Gruber Ryan Weishaar Audrey Bennett (tie) Andrew Rawlings (tie) Johnny Friedel Sheep Brandon Gruber Dean Bennett Audrey Bennett Andrew Rawlings Ryan Weishaar Johnny Friedel Reasons Audrey Bennett Andrew Rawlings (tie) Brandon Gruber (tie) Dean Bennett Ryan Wieshaar Johnny Friedel Placings Brandon Gruber Dean Bennett Ryan Weishaar Audrey Bennett Andrew Rawlings Johnny Friedel Overall Brandon Gruber Dean Bennett Audrey Bennett Ryan Weishaar Andrew Rawlings Johnny Friedel Livestock – Intermediate 1 st Beef Jason Talbert Luke Ziegler Cooper Bounds Chet Stem Troy Bennett Matt Talbert Cody Cashman 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th 7th Swine Cody Cashman Troy Bennett Matt Talbert Cooper Bounds Jason Talbert (tie) Luke Ziegler (tie) Chet Stem Reasons Luke Ziegler Troy Bennett Troy Bennett Cody Jason Cashman Talbert Cooper Cooper Bounds Bounds Jason Talbert Cody Cashman Matt Talbert Matt Talbert Chet Stem Chet Stem Sheep Luke Ziegler Placings Troy Bennett Cody Cashman (tie) Cooper Bounds (tie) Jason Talbert Luke Ziegler Matt Talbert Chet Stem Overall Troy Bennett Luke Ziegler Jason Talbert (tie) Cooper Bounds (tie) Cody Cashman Matt Talbert Chet Stem Livestock – Senior 1 st 2nd 3rd Beef Claire Bennett Clayton Yeager Drew Swine Claire Bennett Drew Cashman Meagan Sheep Meagan Riecke Drew Cashman Clayton Reasons Claire Bennett Drew Cashman Clayton Placings Meagan Riecke Claire Bennett Drew Overall Claire Bennett Drew Cashman Meagan - 16 - 4 th 5th Cashman Meagan Riecke Sarah Friedel Riecke Sarah Friedel Clayton Yeager Yeager Claire Bennett Sarah Friedel Yeager Meagan Riecke Sarah Friedel Cashman Sarah Friedel Clayton Yeager Riecke Clayton Yeager Sarah Friedel Dairy 1 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th 7th 8th 9th 10th st Junior Ben Arbaugh Courtney Hoff Joseph Coshun Ryan Hevner Connor Geiman Katie Grace Weant Annie Dell Jamie Arbaugh Duston Kahler Grant Dell Intermediate Elizabeth Davis Greg Dell Eric Hess Collins Lethbridge Ashley Hevner Brianne Hevner Brandon Kahler Senior Sarah Davis Derek Lease Brittany Lethbridge Austin Schwartzbeck Emily Benedict Bud Stambaugh Aryn Arbaugh Stephanie Krome Sandra Gesell Poultry 1 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th 7th 8th st Junior Karl Johnsson Keith Lohoefer Elijah Miller Kari Johnsson Intermediate Rebecca Baldwin Jacob Moore Jared Higgins Rachel Johnsson Austin Baginski Kevin Lohoefer Deborah Embury Nicholas Juarez Senior David Welsh Johanna Grimm Kevin Ridinger Kelly Swartzbaugh Jeremy Bittler Rabbit 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th 7th 8th Junior Danielle Franc Katie Yingling Tiffany Price Intermediate Kathryn Franc Elizabeth Harden Sam Harden Pamela Bell Heather Sippel Nick Wolf Katerina Allen Leia Price Senior Mary Brunst Ashlee Richards Kim Bittler Amber Price Katlyn DeLuca Becca Garrett - 17 - - 18 - - 19 - ATTENTION PIZZA HUT LOVERS!!! COME OUT AND SUPPORT OUR YOUTH!!! WE ARE HAVING A FAMILY NIGHT TO RAISE FUNDS AT THE FINKSBURG PIZZA HUT FOR: CARROLL COUNTY 4-H PROGRAM FINKSBURG PIZZA HUT 3000 GAMBER ROAD 410-861-8492 DINE IN & CARRY OUT SEPTEMBER 18, 2006 5-9PM FUNDRAISER PLEASE PRESENT COUPON WITH PAYMENT FINKSBURG PIZZA HUT SEPTEMBER 18, 2006 5-9 PM HERE’S HOW IT WORKS…GIVE THIS COUPON TO THE CASHIER WHEN YOU PAY, AND OUR GROUP WILL EARN 20% OF THE NET SALES BROUGHT IN BY OUR MEMBERS, FAMILY & FRIENDS. SO…. TELL EVERYONE YOU KNOW TO COME OUT FOR DINNER AND SUPPORT OUR FUNDRAISER!!!! Equal Opportunity Programs - 20 -