1 o, —Lancaster Farming, Saturday, August 19. 1972
% 4-H NEWS %
The Saddle Cinches 4-H Horse
and Pony Club held a Fun Show
at the home of Mrs Tyrus
Keeney. The results are as
follows •
Halter Horse Gayle Shultz,
first; Joan Keeney; Margaret
Keeney; Mary Seward
Dollar Bareback Terry
Zerphey, first, Tina Shultz, Patti
Sieford, Kim Bernhardt
Walk and Job Equitation
Barb Helm, first; Tina Shultz,
Cheryl Miller, Donna Miller
Stock Seat Equitation Junior
Sue Cassel, first, Tina Shultz;
Debbie Myers, Margaret
Keeney
Stock Seat Equitation Senior
Jackie Wendler, first, Joan
Keeney, Susie Oberholtzer,
Cheryl Miller
English Equitation Gayle
Shultz, first, Barb Helm, Donna
Miller, Lon Zerphey.
Western Pleasure under 14.2
Liza Kauffman, first, Carol
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Ph 442-4632
Paradise
West Willow
Farmers Assn., Inc.
Ph; 464-3431
West Willow
Ira B. Landis
Ph 394-7912
1912 Creek Hill Bd., Lane
Saddle Cinches Club Holds
Oberholtzer; Deb Fitzkee.
Western Pleasure 14.2 and over
Joan Keeney, first; Cheryl
Miller; Jackie Wendler; Tina
Shultz.
English Pleasure Gayle
Shultz, first; Donna Miller; Barb
Helm.
Trail Class Patti Sieford,
first; Robert Keeney; Tina
Shultz; Donna Miller.
Break and Out Gayle Shultz,
first, Barb Steffy; Ken Miller;
Jackie Wendler.
Bareback Pleasure Gayle
Shultz, first, Jackie Wendler;
Tina Shultz, Ken Hess.
Flag Race Jerry Bernhardt,
first; Debbie Myers; Lori Zer
phey, Ken Miller.
Barrel Race Ken Miller,
first, Lon Zerphey; Kim Ber
nhardt; Debbie Myers.
Keyhole Debbie Myers,
first, Kim Bernhardt; Sue
Cassel, Ken Hess.
James High & Sons
Ph- 354-0301
Gordonville
Wenger's Feed Mill
John B. Kurtz
Ph- 354-9251
R. D. 3, Ephrata
Inc.
Ph: 367-1195
Rheems
Fun Show
Polebending Lori Zerphey,
first; Ken Miller; Debbie Myers;
Barb Steffy.
Musical Chairs Barb Steffy,
first; Cheryl Miller; Ken Miller;
Lori Zerphey.
Pick-up Race Sue Cassel,
first; Kim Bernhardt; Lori
Zerphey, Cheryl Miller.
Boot Race Lori Zerphey,
first; Joan Keeney; Barb Steffy;
Debbie Myers.
The champion for the day was
Grays 58, owned and ridden by
Gayle Shultz. The reserve
champion was Tawney Mane,
owned and ridden by Lori Zer
phey.
There were 35 horses at the
event. The judge for the day was
Eugene Wenger and the ring
master was Miss Kendace Borry.
The total attendance was 75
people.
Another of the Club’s events for
the year is a Roller Skating Party
from 7 to 10 p.m.on September 12
at the Mt. Gretna Roller Rink.
The party is open to the public.
Price of admission is $l. Tickets
will be sold at the door.
News Reporter
Margaret Keeney
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SPECIAL
Thru Month of August
we are giving
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50c off regular price on all
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Penn Willows Club Visits Gettysburg
The Penn Willows 4-H Club held projects recently, including a
its fifth monthly meeting recently covered dish supper held at Safe
when twenty-eight members and Harbor,
six adults went on a trip to Following the dinner members
Gettysburg. While in Gettysburg modeled the garments they made
the group toured the battlefield in a fashion show. Demon
and the National Civil War Wax strations were given by girls
Museum. having cooking projects.
The group had a short business Awards were given to mem
meeting on the way home, hers completing all
Members were informed about requirements
Achievement Day.
The Penn Willows Club held its
Roundup for Sewing and Cooking
GUTTERING
R.D. 3, EPNRATA, PA. 17522
Over twelve years
News Reporter
Sue Campbell