Butler County 4-H member Cheyanne Henry of Butler shows her three-day old dairy goat Wednesday to a Sunnyview resident.

More than 50 Butler County 4-H members gathered at Sunnyview Nursing and Rehabilitation Center Wednesday to share their projects with residents.

Members brought animal 4-H projects such as rabbits, guinea pigs, goats, ducks and dogs for Sunnyview residents to see and touch. Displays were presented, including a spinning wheel, to highlight the many different projects done by 4-H members.

After lunch provided by Sunnyview, nearly 20 youths gave demonstrations and prepared impromptu speeches related to their 4-H projects.

A panel of judges scored the presenters and they received ribbons and a premium. Results are as follows.

Senior demonstrations1st — Elizabeth Greiner, Tarentum; 2nd — Matthew Hone, Prospect; 3rd — Shirlann Harmon, Evans City; 4th — Elizabeth Barclay, Saxonburg

Senior impromptu speeches1st — Lane Kummer, Evans City; 2nd — Cameron Suorsa, Slippery Rock; 3rd — Shirlann Harmon, Evans City; 4th — Robert Vaerewyck, Tarentum

<b>Junior demonstrations</b>1st — Laura Hone, Prospect; 2nd — John Mack, Renfrew; 3rd — Jack Hone, Prospect; 4th — Jonathan Harmon, Evans City; 5th — Gretchen Kellar, Butler; 6th — Leah Barclay, Saxonburg<b>Senior speeches</b>1st — Cameron Suorsa, Slippery Rock<b>Junior speeches </b>1st — Beatrix Stickney, Butler; 2nd — Cheyanne Henry, Butler<b>Junior impromptu speeches1st — Hannah Titley, Karns City; 2nd — John Mack, RenfrewButler County 4-H is part of the nation's largest non-formal youth development organization that provides its members, ages 8-19, the opportunity to “learn by doing,” through a variety of hands-on projects.For more information about Butler County 4-H, contact Jean Kummer at the Extension Office at 724-287-4761, Ext. 224.

Butler County Town and Country Kids 4-H club member Olivia Blatt (left) and Butler Bunni Bunch member Gretchen Kellar, both of Butler, share their rabbits with a Sunnyview resident on Wednesday, June 11.