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The Club is planning a clinic
September 3 at Mrs. Jane
Groff’s, Quarryville. The clinic
will be in preparation for the 4-H
District Show.
The 4-H District Show will be
held September 16 at Ludwig
Square, Pa. There will be seven
members from the Rough Riders
Club participating. They are:
Nancy Henkel, Strasburg; Carol
Stinson, Strasburg; Lynn Hart,
Nottingham; Candy Groff,
Quarryville; Kim Bradley,
Quarryville, and Diana Kushlan,
Kirkwood.
Rough Riders Club
Planning Clinic
The monthly meeting of the 4-H
Rough Riders Horse and Pony
Club was held recently at the
home of Mrs. Carol Henkel,
Strasburg RDI.
News Reporter
Carol Stinson
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, August 19.1972
Conestoga Valley Club
Ends Year with Picnic
The Conestoga Valley 4-H
Cooking Club selected Lisa High
as a queen candidate. The Club’s
service project consisted of
baking cookies for the Children’s
Home in Millersville.
Some of the girls entered the
Creative Foods Contest held
August 17 at the Farm and Home
Center
The last meeting of the sum
mer included a Mother’s Tea and
the awarding of ribbons. It was
highlighted by a picnic at the
Paradise Community Park
News Reporter
Michele Forrest
4-H Calendar
Monday, August 21
8 a.m. Annual 4-H Pig Roun
dup, Lancaster Union Stock
Yards, August 21 and 22
Wednesday, August 23
10 a m. - 4 p m 4-H Nutrition
Day Camp, Buchmiller Park.
State Dress Revue, August 23
and 24.
Thursday, August 24
7:30 p m Lancaster County 4-
H Club hosts County 4-H Dairy
Clubs, Quarryville Legion
Park
Eim-Penryn Club
The Elm-Penryn 4-H Club met
recently at the White Oak
Elementary School for a baseball
game
The Club returned to the
Penryn Fire Hall where the
business meeting was held. Carol
Ebersole gave a demonstration
on pressing and mounting
flowers.
News Reporter,
Cathy Miller
Boots & Saddles
Plans Gymkhana
The Boots and Saddles 4-H
Horse and Pony Club held its
regular monthly meeting last
week at the home of Diane Reese,
Conestoga Blvd, Lancaster.
President Jim Watts called the
meeting to order and led the
members saying the 4-H pledge.
Secretary Diane Reese read the
minutes of the last meeting. They
were approved as read. Diane
Reese called the roll, with 25
members present
There was no old business to
discuss. Under new business, it
was announced that a clinic
for anyone who is interested in
learning how to teach their horse
to jump would be held, at the
home of Sharon Bare, Witmer.
It was also announced that the
members, parents and friends
were invited to go along with the
Valley Lea Trail Riders to the
King Ranch in Chester County for
a trail ride Sunday, August 20
The Club decided to take a bus
trip to Cowtown, N.J. to see the
rodeo Saturday, August 26.
It was decided to have a teen
leader and show committee
meeting to plan the final
gymkhana for the year and to
make plans for a picnic to which
other clubs will be invited.
The next meeting will be a
covered dish for members and
parents September 9 at the home
of Donna Rousseau, Penn Grant
Road, Lancaster.
News Reporter
Daniel Fellenbaum Jr,
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