—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, September 25, 1965
8
4-H Club News
BOOTS & SADDLES CLUB
by Darlene Neff, reporter
The legular monthly meet
ing of the 4-H Boots and
Saddles Horse and Pony Club
was held on Friday, Sept. 10
at the home of Jay Wissler,
Landisville.
Money from the sale of light
bulbs was collected.
Daniel Rohrer and Jay Wis
sler showed slides of their ex
change trip to Colorado.
A film on American Saddle
bred horses was also shown.
The next meeting will be
held Oct. 8, at 730 pm. at
the home of Ronald Kreider,
Manheim, R. D. 1.
KOOKIE KOOKS MEET
by Peggy Eshleman, reporter
The Homemaking girls,
Kookie Kooks, from the Penn
Manor 4-H club presented a
Area Veterinarians
On 3-Week Flying Tour
Of European Countries
Three area veterinarians
are ipart of a 31-imemlber
group from the Pennsylvania
Veterinary Medical Associa
tion who are presently on a
three week flying tour of Rus
sia, Czechoslovakia, Poland,
Genm'any, Sweden and Den
mark
Local veterinarians making
the trap are - Dr H L Todd
Addis, Elverson; Dr C J.
Bryer, Jr, Gap, aild Dr Phil
lip P. Metzger Ekzabethitowin
The veterinarians departed
frdm the John F. Kennedy In
ternational Airport on the
first leg of their People-to-
Peopile Mission on Sept 8.
The,y arrived m Copenhagen
the dlollotmng morning tfor
briefing by representatives of
the American Embassy and
Danish Ministry of Agricul
ture.
They Wave visited Danish
veterinary colleges and other
training institutes, m addition
to meeting with local veter
inary authorities.
Other stops on the 21-day
agenda include Stockholm,
Moscow and Tbilisi in the
Soviet Union, Warsaw and
Pulaiwy fin Poland, Prague,
Munich and Berlin. ,
The mission, one of the
first by American veterinari
ans, Was a double purpose, ac
cording to Dr Samuel F
Scheidy, leader of the group
The delegates will study the
methods and woikmg condi
tions of vetei marians and
farmers in the countries vis
ited and wull attempt to im
prove understanding and re-
lations between the United
States and the people abioad.
FARM WOMEN NO. 3
GIVE SlOO TO LIBRARY
At then legui'ai monthly
meeting the Society of Farm
Women, Gioup No 3, elected
to donate $lOO to the Eiphrate
Lrbrary Association.
Among other business, final
arrangements were made for
the Food Stand at the Ephrata
Fair with the decision to
serve fulhcourse meals each
day. Plans were discussed' for
spending October 3 at the
hunting lodlge of Mr and Mrs.
Elam Shelly m Perry County.
An illustrated lecture was
given by Richard Warren on
“A Covered Bridge Story.”
Members of Group No 16,
and County President Mrs
Landis Myer, were guests
The next meeting is sched
uled for October 1)8 at the
home of Mrs. William Bberly
at Ml. Airy
program for their sponsor, par
ents and friends at the Cones
toga Twp. Elementary School
on Sept. 18.
Representatives from Farm
Women’s Society No. 25 and
Conestoga Lions Club present
ed awards to all the girls who
completed their projects.
First-year Tasty Snack girls
who won special recognition
for outstanding work were Pat
ricia Eshleman and Beverly
Martin.
Second year Mealtime Magic
girls who won special recogni
tion were Linda Porter and
Connie Stehman. Because these
two gilds won prizes the pre
vious year, Linda Smith and
Peggy Eshleman were next in
line and received these awards.
They received Betty Crocker
Cook books.
MERRY STITCHERS
HOLD FASHION SHOW
by Averril Royer, reporter
The Manheim Township Mer
ry Stitchers concluded the sea
son with a fashion show Wed
nesday evening for the Kiwan
is Club of Northern Lancaster
at the Stockyard Inn.
Prizes were awarded by the
Kiwams Club to the follow
ing girls. Ist year, Carol Ket-
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Weaver of New Holland -Rl,
and Filling to his sister
Sharon.
1-Glenn Flickmger (grand
champion steer); 2-Sharon
Weaver (reserve grand cham
pion); 3-Patricia Yuninger; 4-
Edward Redcay, 5-Marvin Nis
sley; 6-Larry Weaver; 7- Jo
anna Rohrer; 8-Sheryl Weaver;
9-Herbert Hess; 10-Steven Ney.
HEREFORD
1-James Kettering; 2-Kath
leen Ney; 3-Dallas Wolgemuth;
4-Frances Bixler; 5-Marlin 80l-
tering, Carla Ritchey, and Jam
ie Ritchey. 2nd year, Julia
Fraily, Linda Sapper and Judy
McCalmont. 3rd year, Charmay
ne Denlinger, Lynn Horst. 4th
year, Janis Keeney, Kathy Mc-
Calmont, Linda Ober. sth year,
Mary Ellen Kettering, Eileen
Landis, Jan Knight. 6th year,
Averril Royer and Annette
Long.
Narrator for the snow was
Mrs. Herbert Royer. Leaders
of the club are Mrs. Henry
Kettering, Mrs. Virgil Ritchey,
Mrs. Ray Ober and Mrs. Her
bert Royer.
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EPHRATA FAIR
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linger: 6-Florence Bixler; 7-
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GLENN FLICKINGER poses proudly with Mid
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night. Flickinger is a freshman at Ephrata High School,
and this win represents his second appearance hi the
show circuit. L. F. Photo
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