10—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, June 5,1971
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3$ 4-H Club News
Merry Maids 4-H Club
The Meny Maids of Lam
petei-Strasburg 4-H Club held
its reorganization meeting Mon
day night, May 24
The girls to serve the club
for this year are as follows
Joyce Gi off, president; Kim
Hess, secretaiy, Brenda Herr,
treasurei, Treva Lefever, vice
president. Debbie Hess, assis
tant secretaiy, Joyce Houser,
assistant treasui er
Cathy Good, news ieportei;
Jan. Hess and Melanie Werner,
game leadeis, and Lon Bakei,
song leader County Council
members are Joyce Groff,
Sharon Gioff and Debbie Hess
The next meeting of the
Merry Maids will be held on
June 14 at Mai tin Meyhn
Junior High The time for the
meeting is 12 30 to 3 p m
News Repoitei,
Cathy Good
Horse Show Set June 6
The date has been changed
for the Rough Rideis 4-H Horse
and Fun Show.
Originally scheduled for May
30. it has been changed to 1
p m Sunday (June 6) at the
Quarryville Legion Park
Grounds The change was made
because of wet and unsafe
ground conditions
There will be junior classes
for those under 21 and open,
classes in English and Western |
competition Six ribbons will
be awaided in each class
Trophies will be awarded m
classes 1-9 and money in classes
10-13 Show will be held rain
or shine
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Saddle Cinches Club
The May meeting of the Sad
dle Cinches 4-H Horse and Pony
Club was held at the home of
Mr and Mrs. Kenneth Borry
and family.
.The meeting was called to
order by the president, Lori
Zerphy, by saying the 4-H Club
pledge The secretary, Bill
Dougherty, called the roll and
the members responded by tell
ing something about their
horse
The Elizabethtown-Donegal
Community 4-H Club was guest
for the evening The Communi
ty Club explained in general
to our club what a 4-H Com
munity Club is
We were very glad and hon
ored to have Jay Irwin attend
the meeting He is the Lancas
ter County 4-H Extension
Agent
After the meeting, demon
sti ations were given on such
topics as glooming, showman
ship. saddling, bridling, how to
load a horse in a hoise tiailer,
and the leads of an English and
Western horse
After the meeting refresh
ments were served
Some of the club’s activities
for the summer include a trip
on July 10 to Cowtown U S A.,
and to Philadelphia Zoo August
4 There will be a trail ride for
members only in June
The next meeting will be held
at Mr and Mrs Richard Mc-
Coy’s, Milton Grove
News Reporter,
Margaret Keeney
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