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Happy Trail
Riders 4-H
The Happy Trail Riders 4-
H Club met at the Lebanon
Municipal Building with 10
members and the adult
leader, Fred Hoff, present.
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Pam Wunderlich,
president, conducted the
business session. Insurance
papers and enrollment
sheets were filled out. 4-H
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project books were given
out. Hoff talked about the
new rules, that would be in
affect for the district horse
show in Cumberland County,
and at the County 4-
H Horse and Pony Roundup
at the tebanon Fairgrounds.
Places to' go and mure
interesting programs were
discussed for future
meetings. The next meeting
is planned for June 13, at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Luke
Smith.
Garden
Spot 4-H
The second meeting of the
Garden Spot Community 4-H
Club was held at Conestoga
Valley High School. Don
Bratton, Industrial Arts
teacher at the school gave a
talk on the tools that could be
used for the Handyman
project. He also showed
slides of possible projects. A
tour of the shop was given.
Lewis Mengle gave a
demonstration on his
camera.
The next meeting will be
June. 11 at the home of
George Curry, 76 Linda Ave.
at 7:30 p.m.
4-H Raiders
The Lincoln Community 4-
H Club held their monthly
meeting on May 21 at the
Walter Aug§burger farm.
Andy Augsburger gave a
demonstration on
beekeeping and Arnold
Lueck showed slides and
gave a talk on preparing and
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showing winning exhibits.
A homemade ice cream
social was held after the
meeting
The next meeting a
“Parents Night”,' will be
held June 18 at Wilmer
Weaver’s farm, RD2 Den
ver. AndyAugsburger,
Broken Bit ■
Horse Show
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The May meeting of the
Broken Bit 4-H Horse and
Pony Club was held at the
home of Jane and Martha
Gregory, Litltz on May 16.
The majority of the meeting
was devoted to the horse
show held on May 2S. The
results of that show were as
follows:
Grooming and
Showmanship - Natalie
Immel, Miss Dex; Open
Halter - Natalie Immel, Miss
Dex; Lead Line - Park Buck
waltec, Julia’s Molly; 4-H
Western Pleasure - Kim
Steffy, Tom’s Tac.
Walk-Trot - Dee Dee'Rice,
April Frost; Adult Pleasure -
Scott Buckwalter, Julio’s
Molly; Pole Bending - John
McCall, Sam; Keyhole -
Larry Huber, Jule’s Reddy.
Children’s Western
Pleasure - Jim Glick, McPay
Day 2; Open Men’s Pleasure
- Jim Glick, McPay Day 2;
Open English Pleasure -
Diane Reese, Crateau’s
Mister Ed; Open Running -
Ernie Runge, Zippy’s Holly.
Children’s Western
Equitation - Leonard Rad
warski, Star; Adult Bosal
Pleasure - Ernie Runge,
Zippy’s Holly; Children’s.
Trail - Jim Glick, McPay
Day 2; Adult Trail - Natalie
Immel.
□overleaf Barrel Race -
Larry Huber, Jule’s Reddy;
Scurry Race - Larry Huber,
Jules Reddy; Speed and
Action - George Schaeffer,
Passing Rome; Open Ladies
Pleasure - Vicki Zipperlein,
Hopie’s Bonanza; Open
English Equitation - Sandy
Gainer,-Sandy’s Mr. Chips.
The, adult championship
went f to Ernie Runge on
Zippy’S Holly; reserve
championship to Diane
Reese on Crateau’s Mr. Ed.
The Children’s cham
pionship was won by Jim
Click on McPay Day 2;
reserve to Karin Risser on
April Bee.
The timed events cham
pion was Larry Huber on
Jules Reddy; reserve - Ernie
Runge on Speeder Bill.
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