—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, Apirl 29, 1972
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Boots and Saddles Club Holds
First Horse Show of Season
The Boots and Saddles 4-H
Horse and Pony Club held its fifth
annual Open all-western show
last Sunday at the Lancaster
Riding Club Grounds. A total of
115 horses and ponies were
brought to compete in the areas
first show for this year.
The riders and their entries are
as follows
Halters, two years and under
Merrill Spahn, Lancaster, “Blair
Juan”
Halter, three years and over
Debra Fenstermacher, New
Tripoli, “Jet Fancy”
Grooming and Showmanship
Debra Fenstermacher.
Leadline Pony Billy Firing,
Bernville, “Taffy”
Leadline Horse Linda
Ehrgood, Lancaster, “No Kick ”
Cloverleaf Barrel Race
Warren Bennetch, Lebanon,
“Johns Ratfink”
Ladies Western Pleasure
Sandie Conrad, Harrisburg,
“Paulita’s Cream”.
Cindy Burkey,
“Miss Frosty Sox”.
Walk-Jog
Lancaster,
Men’s Western Pleausre A 1
Bridges, Harrisburg, “Shining
Jaguar”
Pole Bending Pete Leibold,
Schaefferstown, “Catnip”
Children’s Western Pleasure
Pony Kim Steffey,
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Shoemakersville, “Tootsie-Roll”
Children’s Western Pleasure
Horse—Debra Heidig, Lancaster,
“Miss Frosty Sox”.
Pet Type Driving
Yost, Washington Boro,
Red”
Western Horse Under English
Tack Sharon Reichard, New
Tripoli, “Big Red Cody”.
Western Reining Terry
Ressler, “Paulita’s Cream”.
Bareback Equitation Nancy
Ross, York Haven, “Rex”
Pleasure Driving
Yost, “Mr. Red”.
Keyhole Race Larry Huber,
Strasburg, “Julie’s Reddy”.
Break and Out Lisa Wendel,
Lititz, “Newport Warrior”.
Children’s Equitation Debra
Fenstermacher, “Jet Fancy”.
Musical Chairs Dwayne
Otthoffer, Washington Boro,
“Reno Star”
New Holland 4-H
Beef Club Meets
The New Holland 4-H Baby
Beef Club held its meeting April
21 at the home of Cindy Yoder,
Elverson
The meeting was brought to
LOCKE, N.Y.
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For
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Mmnich, Alburtis,
Beauty”.
Western Riding Lisa Wendel,
Lititz, “Teddy”.
Egg and Spoon Sherilyn
Kanyuck, York Haven, “Frosty”.
Pick-up Race Lisa Gilbert,
York, “Tweed Coat”.
4-H Western Pleasure Pony
Jane Gregory, Lititz, “Fancy”.
-4-H Western Pleasure Horse
Debra Heidig, “Miss Frosty
Sox”
Susan
“Mr.
Adult Horsemanship Menlee
Eckert, Bethel, “Bob’s
Yellowbird”.
Susan
Trail Class Jim Heddinger,
Lebanon, “Jessie’s Red Boy”.
Children’s championship was
awarded to Debra Fen
stermacher, New Tripoli; adults
championship to Lisa Gilbert,
York, and racing championship -
to Warren Bennetch, Lebanon.
order by the vice president, Ken
Groff. The 4-H Pledge was given,
and the report of the secretary
was read
Each member gave a report on
their steers. The 4-H leaders
reports were given.
Guest speaker of the evening
was H M. Fortna from the
Conestoga Animal Hospital,
Ephrata RD3. His subject was on
diseases and caring for steers.
The group was served by the
hostess, Mrs. Yoder.
Next meeting will be held
Monday night, May 15 at 7:30
p.m. at the home of Sue and
William Hughes.
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milk parlor, loafing shed and other areas where animals can enjoy comfort from
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Karlene
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The Boots and Saddles 4-H Club
helds its April meeting at the
Farm Credit Office. The meeting
was called to order by the
president, Jim Watts.
Secretary Rohm Fellenbaum
called the roll. Forty-two
members and eight parents were
present. Miss Fellenbaum read
the minutes of the March
meeting. They were approved as
read.
Discussed under old business
was the success of the second
riding clink; which was held at
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News Reporter
Jeff Martin
r~TO BREAK THE HEAT?
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4-H
Boots and Saddles 4-H
Club Holds Meeting
John Deere
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When it comes to gardening, a new
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Choose from two hard
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WHAT DOES IT TAKE
“Dairy scientists at Louisiana State University
have learned that cows whose heads are air
conditioned produce nearly 20 percent more milk
in the summer months than they would normally.”
rom Ch em teal & Engineering News, Dec. 21, 1970)
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News
the home of Amy Glatfelter, East
Petersburg Road.
Riding instructor Mrs. Sue
McCoy helped 15 members with
their horses and ponies.
The teen leaders of the club
introduced themselves to their
fellow members, whom they will
be helping throughout the year.
The group enjoyed a film en
titled “A Horse to Match our
Mountain”, which was shown by
Robert Gregory.
WE INSULATE WITH
SPRAYABLE
URETHANE FOAM
and all we need is a clean, dry
and moderately warm surface to
apply our foam spray which sets
in a matter of minutes.
News Reporter
Daniel Fellenbaum Jr