Horse Club members honored at banquet
BY DEBRA STRICKLER
SCHAEFFERSTOWN -
County, District and State
awards were distributed to
numerous Lebanon County 4-
H horse club members at
their annual banquet on
December 11
Nearly 175 members,
parents, club leaders and
guests attended the dinner
held at the Schaefferstown
Fire Hall
Pam Ludwick, a member
of the Hoof and Horns 4-H
Club, served as the mistress
of ceremonies for the
evening.
In her special remarks,
Linda Rohrbach, Lebanon
County 4-H Agent, organized
a skit which told the 4-H
Horse Club’s story in
Lebanon County.
Seven 4-H leaders and club
members participated The
skit recognized the various
trail rides 4-H’ers complete,
Lebanon County’s third
place finish in the State
Horse Judging Contest, the
importance of a leader and
the opportunity 4-H’ers have
to attend leadership con
ferences.
A new concept, learning by
domg with the aid of a video
tape, was also introduced
through the skit. “More
details will be provided in
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the January newsletter,”
according to Rohrbach.
Karen Kleiner, leader of
the Saddle Slappers 4-H
Club, introduced the special
guests
The 4-H program is very
appreciative of Merritt
Marks of the National
Central Bank. The bank
provides trophies, calen
dars, and supports the
banquet
Fred Brandt of Brandt’s
Mill and Saddlery, Lebanon
was also recognized for his
support of the 4-H program
Denis Hoke, county ex
tension agent presented the
trophies. District, and State
Show awards.
Brandt sponsored the
tropics which were
presented to the grooming
and showmanship
recipients.
Carla Ditzler of the
Equestrians 4-H Club took
the grooming and
showmanship honors of the
junior division.
Beth Royer of the Palm
Trail Blazers was awarded
the senior division grooming
and showmanship trophy.
National Central Bank
supplied trophies for the
Equitation Awards.
In the junior division
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Judy Leßoy (left) coached the Lebanon County *° r '§ht, Dawn Myers, Margot Leßoy, Jerry Boyer
Horse Judging team to their third place, state and Jeanne Pierce,
competition, finish. The team members include left
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Lancaster Farming, Saturday, December IS, 1979
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