It 4-H NEWS *
Broken-Bit
4-H Horse Club
The April meeting of the
Broken-Bit 4-H Horse Club
was held at the home of dub
secretary, Karin Risser,
Stevens. President Cindy
Enck conducted the business
meeting. Insurance for in
dividual members will be
paid by the dub, and all
applications must be
returned before the next
meeting. A County Council
report was given by Cindy
Enck and Karin Risser.
On May 25 at 11:00 a.m. the
club will hold its annual
horseshow. The show will be
hdd at Ralph Kurtz’s show
ring, Denver. Twenty-two
classes will be featured and
there will be separate
classes for 4-H members
only.
At the conclusion of the
show, 3 different cham
pionships will be awarded.
Anyone interested in more
debuts should contact one of
the dub members.
Following the meeting,
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Susan Carpenter shared
movies with the club, which
she had taken of hor
semanship dinics. She also
discussed riding tips with the
club members.
The next meeting of the
Broken-Bit 4-H Horse club
will be held on May 16 at the
home of Jane and Martha
Gregory, RDI, lititz. Any
persons wishing to attend the
meeting may call 733-7584 or
733-2605.
Jane Gregory,
News Reporter
Meckville
4-H Club
The elction of officers of
the Meckville 4-H Club was
held at the home of Mrs.
Joyce Hopkins, April 30.
Fourteen members and the
leaders Mrs. Warren
Hopkins and Mrs. Lawrence
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World Dairy Expo.
Robinson, attended.
The new officers are as
follows: president, Vicki
Rissinger; vice- president,
Sharon Leisey; secretary,
Shell! Rissinger; treasurer,
Theresa GetUe; song leader,
Angela Burkhart; game
leader, Traci Rissinger;
news reporter, Terry
Deitzler, and program
planning chairman, Felicia
Snyder.
Projects were discussed as
groups were formed to
prepare ideas to be
presented to the program
committee.
After the meeting, refresh
ments were served, followed
by a few rounds of .volleyball.
The next meeting will be
held May 7 In the home of
Mrs. Hopkins.
4-H Club
Calendar
Monday, May 13
7:30 pm. - Ayrshire, Jersey,
Brown Swiss 4-H dub
meeting, Rohrer Wit
mer’s Willow St.
Tuesday, May 14
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The May meeting of the
Lancaster Baby Beef and
Lamb dub was held on May
1 at the Farm and Home
Center. Roll Call was taken
and we heard some good
reports about the members’
projects. John Zimmerman
then reported on the
livestock judging team’s
winnings at Penn State.
Hie members were as
follows: Kevin Rohr, Steve
Donougb, Ron Krieder, and
club meeting.
Wednesday, May 15
7:30 p.m. - County Council’s
reorganization*! meeting
and election of 1974-75
officers, Farm and Home
Center. Executive
meeting at 6:45 p.m.
Achievement Day
committee, 7:00 p.m.
Thursday, May 16
Lancaster County Golden
Guernsey 4-H club
auction, Farm and Home
Center.
Broken-Bit 4-H Horse dub
meeting, home of Jane
and Martha Gregory.
Lancaster Farming, Saturday. May 11,1974 —
Ken Brubaker. The team
placed Ist overall. Max
Smith, gave us information
about the Freeze branding;
to be held at the Black and
White Holstein Farm on May
25. A letter will be sent out to
all members with more
details.
Also the members
discussed the Farm Show
Commission’s idea per
taining to the new categories
shown by weight only and not
by breed. The dub discussed
this and then voted to have it
remain like it has in the past
with breeds.
Wayne Bitner, and Sam
Long gave a good demon
stration entitled Problems
when raising your 4-H
project. The program that
evening was a talk from Dr.
Gardner, a large animal
veterinarian who discussed
some diseases our steers
may get. Then the members
all participated in some
games at the end.
Ken Brubaker,
News Reporter
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E. Lebanon
Officers were elected at
the meeting of the Avon-East
Lebanon 4-H Club last week
at the Avon Zion United
Methodist Church.
Those elected were
president, Sharon Deckert;
vice president, Jenny
Krissinger; secretary, Jane
Emerich; assistant
secretary, Katrina Lutz;
treasurer, Karen Kittle;
assistant treasurer, Cindy
Ulrich; news reporter, Patti
Darkes; assistant news
reporter, Kathryn Lan
sherry.
Game leaders are Joy
Darkes and Jody Peffley;
assistant game leaders,
Kathy Darkes and Carol
Emerich, song leaders,
Audrey Ebersole and Jane
Krissinger, assistant song
leaders, lisa Brandt and
Kelly Sahonic.
The dub was divided into
three groups to suggest ideas
for the coming year. 4-H
Club insurance papers were
distributed and explained.
Enrollment sheets were
filled out and projects
selected. Karen Rittle,
cookie chairman, gave her
final cookie report.
Twenty girls, and leaders
Mrs. Earl E. Rittle, Mrs.
Leroy Deckert, Mrs. Lynford
Krissinger, Mrs. Clarence
Ulrich and Miss Ruth Rittle
attedned.
New members attending
were Diane Truffa and Sue
Edris.
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