Western Pleasure Pony (14
and Linda Witmer, with Jo-Har Miss Mat hands and under)—Anne Rein
tie, the reserve champion. See story How far they have to go, and hold, Columbia R 2, Kendace Bor
1. L. F. Photo what they can do to work more Mount Joy R 2, Dennis Brus
— closely for mutual advantage, are se h; and Jessica Wendel, Lititz
Rfkfailincr PvnArf Trt PrtfAra cf years ahead - Smce he ’ s s P ent questions where answers may R -
ivciaillllg IjAJICI I J. W l UlCUtsl nearly 25 years working with the significantly affect the economic Western Pleasure Horse—Kar
r'nnenmai' Rnxiinn PatfflMic Af keypeopleinfoodretailmg.no future of every producer of eggs, en Risser, Lititz R 4, Joyce Hiner
vUnSUlllcr DUying rallcrns one is better fitted to spot trends, chickens and turkeys in the deer; Lisa Wendel; and Van
Njrppprt Fvnncitinn shlfts m emphasis and changing Northeast. Adams.
Mpuaiion OCbMOO product demand. The NEPPCO Exposition is be- Western Riding Horse-Lisa
Forecasting consumer buying publisher of Progressive Grocer How the egg and poultry in- mg held Oct. 14-15-16 at the Wendel, Shirley .Craig, Roxanne
patterns can be a tricky business magazine. He’ll address the ex- dustnes of the Northeast might Chalfonlefiaddon Hall Hotel, Jones and Randy Glick.
at best, but visitois at the up- position’s first day educational fit into this future pattern is ex- located on the famous boardwalk Pole Bending Denise Shaub,
coming NEPPCO Exposition can session on “Food Retailing in P e cted to be one of the key phas- at Atlantic City, N.J. Education- Drumore; Linda Matthews, Maa
ihear one of the nnifop’g top xe—the 1970’5” - > - ,es of Mr. Mueller’s talk. - al sessions will be held only dur- heim; Richard Weaver, Steeltoa;
tailing - experts , outline . some Editor Mueller will outline the In more recent years, producing the first two days. Each ses- and Karen Ressler.
guideposts for the next decade, -planning strategy of leaders in ers have improved communica- sion will be a streamlined two- Clover Leaf Barrel Race Dft*
Handling the crystal ball will grocery manufacturing, distnbu- tions with retailers, and geared hour starting at 3 p.m. nise Shaub, Richard Weaver,
be Robert W Mueller, editor and tion and retailing for the 10 production closer to their needs.. when the exhibit hall closes. (Continued on Page 22)
BROWN SWISS 4-H winners with their
entries are: Robert Witmer (left) with Jo-
Har Thelma Nola, the grand champion
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SECOND SECTION
4-H Horse Show Lm:z Rl ' a " d CM ' y
Held Last Sat.
The Lancastei County 4 H
Hoise Show was held last Satin -
day with 135 youths entenng a
laige list of classes, to qualify
foi the light to compete in the
Distnct 10 show on Satuiday,
Sept 20 in Chestei County-
Two types of horsemanship
weie featured at the local show
held at the Lancastei Riding
Club. They were Western and
English styles
The top two winners in groom-
mg and showmanship in both
styles are eligible for district
competition, while the top four
winners in all other classes are
eligible for district
Grooming and showmanship
winners, junior class were - Val
Adams, Manheim, and Daniel
Fellenbaum, Fruitville Pike.
Grooming and showmanship
winners, senior class, were Rich-
Western SUle
Wynne's in western style
hoisemanship by class included:
Biood Mai e—Maigaiet Keen
er, Manheim R 4 Jovce Hiner
deer. Lancastei, Kaien Ressler,
Elizabethtown; and Debbie Cum
mings. Quailjville R 3
Junior Stock Seat Equitation—
Van Adams, Randy Click, Bare
ville, Cheryl Gerneit, Manheun;
and Dennis Bussell. Manheun
R 1
Senior Stock Seat Equitation
—Joyce Hinerdeer, Lisa Wendel,
Lititz R 4, Jim Watts, Manheim;
and Cathy Reinhold, Columbia
R 2.
Open Trail Roxanne Stein,
Mountville; Lisa Wendel, J*mmy
GLck, Bareville; and Shirley
Craig, Nottingham R 2.