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ULYSSES Carroll L. Howes,
Assistant Pennsylvania State 4-H
leader, addressed an audience of
approximately 60 persons at the
annual Potter County 4-H leaders
and bankers dinner, held Monday,
April 6 at the Penn. York Camp,
Ulysses.
Howes showed slides on the 4-H
program m Pennsylvania with
emphasis on getting teens and
their parents mvoived in 4-H clubs
and keeping them mvoived. He
said that one of the mam reasons
why the 4-H program is losmg
teenagers is that they have to be
provided with something to do that
will peak their interest and keep it
there
Thg dinner was attended by 4-H
leaders, teen leaders and bankers
who help sponsor the dinner each
year
Potter County extension director
Samuel Crossley presented a $lOO
scholarship awanl to Leo Dunn
whose essay on “What 4-H Has
Meant to Me“ and “Why I Want
This Scholarship” was selected by
a panel of judges from the 4-H
Expansion and Review Com
mittee.
Mrs. Jane Rice, leader of the
Rainbow Mountain Trail Blazers,
gave a shde presentation prepared
by club member, Chf Enist on his
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Clif is now serving with the armed
forces and was unable to attend.
Leo Dunn, Coudersport, and
Nancy Pratt, Shinglehouse,
presented awards to the following
adult leaders - Jane Lewis,
Westfield, 24 years; Jane Crossley,
Fred Baker, Coudersport and
Janet Erway, Genesee, 14 years;
Audrey Eaton, Genesee, 13 years;
Ruth Palmatier, Genesee and
Leona Ruter, Coudersport, 11
years; Alice Cizek, Coudersport;
Guy Dunn, Coudersport and
Wayne Erway, Genesee, eight
years; Dorothy Wennin,
Coudersport, seven years, Joyce
Mmnemeyer, Little Genesee, N.Y ,
six years; Susie McCaslin,
Genesee and Jane Rice,
Shinglehouse, four years; Cheryl
Wheaton, Shinglehouse, Judi
Turton, Ulysses and Claire Ernst,
Roulette, three years; and Leon
McCaslm, two years.
Junior leader awards were
presented by 4-H advisor Susan
LANSDALE The Montgomery
County Equine Council begins its
second year with activities of in
terest to horse owners.
All horse enthusiasts are invited
to the spring meeting, which is
open to the public, on Tuesday,
April 28, 7:30 p.m., at the 4-H
Center near Lansdale.
Richard Goerhtz of Newville,
will give an illustrated talk and
answer questions on freeze
branding of horses. Goerhtz is a
fran6hised representive for KYPO
Kinetics Inc. from the state of
Washington.
If enough interest is shown that
evening, the Council will sponsor a
freeze branding clinic at a later
date, at reduced costs, for those
interested in their horses having a
lifetime identification. It has been
reported to the Council that
several horses have been stolen in
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Review Committee member Nick
Reitter to Nancy Pratt, Robin
Watterson, Shinglehouse, Carol
Mmnemeyer, Little Genesee, N.Y.
and Leo Dunn, Coudersport, three
years; Deb Buchanan, James
Babcock, Susan Pratt,
Shinglehouse and Mane Erway,
Genesee, one year.
Awards to leaders and junior
leaders who did not attend the
banquet will be presented at a later
date
Currently serving on the 4-H
Expansion and Review Committee
are Jack Moshier, Leona Ruter,
Shane Saulter, Betty Leet and
Commissioner Tom
Bowman, Coudersport, Donna
Thomas, Ulysses; Nick Reitter,
Janet Erway and the Reverend
David Ford, Genesee, Karl Torrey,
Shmglehouse, who work with,
extension staff members, Sam
Crossley, Edith Reisler and Susan
McCaslm m planning all 4-H
programs for the county.
Montgomery equine council
to begin second year
Montgomery County in the past
two months.
Freeze branding could be one
deterent to theft and certainly a
method of recovery if theft should
happen.
Also featured at the April 28
meeting will be a beautiful film on
the Chief Joseph Ride.
Bob Krauss of the Green Lane
area, a Council Board Member,
has ridden the entire ride and will
narrate and discuss the program.
He notes that it takes 10 years to
complete the entire ride.
This presentation is a must for
anyone who enjoys trail riding.
The Montgomery County 4-H
Center is located on Snyder Road
off Route 363 near North Penn
High School, Lansdale. The
evening program is open to all,
free of charge. Anyone desiring to
join the Council or renew their
Carroll L. Howes, Assistant Pennsylvania State 4-H Leader,
left, is shown congratulating Leo Dun, Coudersport, member
of the Goldminers 4-H club. Leo was presented with a $lOO
scholarship for his winning essay on “What 4-H Has Meant To
Me” at the annual 4-H leaders and bankers dinner for Potter
County, held.recently at the Penn York Camp, Ulysses.
membership for 1981 can do so by
donating their fee of $2, payable
that night. Membership cards will
also be issued.
The Council recently sponsored a
highly successful horse judging
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