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Seven County Youth
Attending Institute
Seven local youth have been
named winners in the
Cooperative Business Education
Program sponsored by the
Lancaster Council of Farmer
Cooperatives and will represent
this area at the Pennsylvania
Association of Farmer
Cooperatives Summer Institute
Boots and Saddles
Holds Meeting
The Boots and Saddles 4-H
Horse and Pony Club held its
June meeting at the home of
Vickie and Sue Zipperlein, Landis
Valley Road.
President Jim Watts called the
meeting to order and lead the 4-H
Club Pledge. Secretary Robin
Fellenbaum called the roll. There
were 41 members present. The
secretary and treasurer’s reports
were read and approved.
The club will hold its next
Gymkhanna July 8, at which the
grooming and showmanship
winners will be chosen to com
pete in the Lancaster County
Horse and Pony Roundup July 22
at the Lancaster Riding Club
Grounds.
The next meeting will be held
at the home of Cheryl Gernert,
Manheim. Plans have been made
to have Dr. Awkerman, a
veterinarian from Manheim,
speak and show slides.
After the meeting was ad
journed Vickie Zipperlein and
Darlene McClain gave a
demonstration on clipping the
horse. Mrs. Zipperlein served
refreshments to members and
parents.
Main Office
N. CHURCH STREET
QUARRYVILLE, PA.
PHONE 786-7361
at Shippensburg State College
July 9 to 13.
Those chosen to attend the
Institute are: Richard Bollinger,
Lititz RD4, Lynn Groff, Ephrata
RD3; Wayne Kreider,
Quarryville RDI; Lamar Long,
East Earl RDI; Michael Martin,
New Holland RDI, and Delmar
Weaver, New Holland RDI, first
year scholars. Debra Gregory,
Lititz RDI, agribusiness ex
plorer, will return to the Institute
as a second-year scholar.
Winners were selected on the
basis of their knowledge of the
cooperative way of doing
business and on activities of the
participants identifying them
with school, community, church,
and youth organizations. The
group will be accompanied to
Shippensburg by Jay W. Irwin,
associate Lancaster County
agriculture agent, who will act as
chaperone and resource person
for the delegation.
Mount Joy
Sewing Club
The Mount Joy third year 4-H
Sewing Club started its first work
meeting Tuesday. The meeting
was held at St. Mark’s United
Methodist Church.
The girls are making jumpers
this - year. They started their
jumpers by pinning the patterns
onto the material and cutting
them out.
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, June 24,1972
The Institute program is
designed to teach youth more
about the business enterprise
system in America, to help them
in planning their future by
pointing out career possibilities
in agribusiness, and provide
opportunities for individual
leadership development.
Approximately 225 young
adults, representing over 4,000
participants in the annual
P.A.F.C. youth education
program, will attend the four-day
event. The Institute is a joint
effort of the Pennsylvania
Association of Farmer
Cooperatives, local coop council,
and the College of Agriculture at
Penn State University.
The monthly meeting of the
Rough Riders 4-H Horse and
Pony Club was held at the home
of Thomas S Bailey, Christiana.
During the meeting Lynn Hart
and Hope Bailey gave a
demonstration on western riding.
Also Lynn Hart and Heidi Bailey
gave a demonstration on how to
saddle a horse using western type
tack.
The Club plans to hold its local
grooming and showmanship
competition July 5 at Mrs. Jane
Groff’s residence in Quarryville.
The members are planning an
over-night trail ride July 15 and
16 at Norman Hart’s in Tayloria.
County Roundup will be held
June 22. The members of the Club
will be looking forward to this
eventful month.
News Reporter,
Carol Jean Nolt
Grain Elevator
NEW PROVIDENCE, RD NO. 1 PA.
PHONE 786-3427
Buck, Pa.
284-4464
Rough Riders Meet
News Reporter
Carol Stinson
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