Teaching handicapped to ride
NEWARK, Del. When you’re
sitting tall in the saddle,
everything looks smaller-even
your troubles. At least that’s the
way it seemed to a group of han
dicapped youngsters taught to ride
by 4-H leader Katherine B. Inglee,
her daughter Elizabeth, and other
4-H members.
The youngsters, who suffer from
a range of disabilities including
autism, epilepsy, Downes’ syn
BUSH HOG
1 560 Soq Coulter Chisel
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Tandem axles are standard for all
wing models—lor precise depth
control, greater flotation, trash
clearance, and easier transport
' Rigid shanks are recommended for
uss in toils free of rocks and stumps.
Shear pin protection is standard
equipment Shanks contact the soil a*
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133 Rothsville Station Rd.
Utitz, PA
717-626-4705
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RD 1 Quarryville, PA 17566
Alexandria. PA 16611 717-786-3521
814-669-4465
THOMAS L DUNLAP
RD 1 Box 105
Jersey Shore, PA 17740
717-398-1391
FARMERSVILLE
EQUIPMENT, INC.
RD4
Ephrata. PA 17522
drome and cerebral palsy, were
hesitant at first, but Mrs. Inglee
and her 4-H’ers urged them on with
gentle patience. Often four or more
members worked with a single
handicapped rider, leading the
horse and lending physical support
on all sides.
The mounts were all 4-H project
horses cared for by members. Not
many horses are suitable for this
type of duty. Horses for the han-
Operating depth of the coulter blades
is controlled by a hand crank—a fast
and simple one-man operation
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Precise frpol-10-rear leveling is fast
and easy with a simple turnbuckle
adjustment on the tongue
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Dover, PA 17315
717-292-1673
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1 Oakland Mills, PA RD 4 Box 132
116 R.chlandtown Pike 717-463-2735 Lebanon, PA 17042
Quakertown. PA 717-867-5161
215-536-4046
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LEHIGH AG EQUIPMENT EQUIPMENT, INC.
RD #2
Wescosville, PA
215-398-2553
dicapped must respond slowly, and
must not be afraid of wheelchairs.
Many horses fear bicycles, and
this fear usually carries over to
wheelchairs.
A special bond was formed
among Mrs. Inglee, the 4-H’ers,
the handicapped riders and their
gentle steeds. Eventually the
project had to be disbanded
because of insurance con
siderations, but the leader is
The Bush Hog 1 560 Soil Hog Coulter Chisel gets into
fields right after harvesting cuts through compacted
soil and residue shatters plow sole to hold valuable
winter moisture
This rugged line of coulter chisels is designed for
smooth non-stop minimum tillage Coulter scrapers are
standard equipment to eliminate plugging problems
With either rigid or spring • cushioned shanks you get
32 of trash clearance The staggered shank
arrangement provides a better soil mix improves trash
flow
With 1 80 ° wing fold narrow transport widths and
tandem axles Bush Hog Coulter Chisels handle
with ease during transport and are easy to store
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Spring-cushion shanks
Shank spacing
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Depth control 12 ASAEii»OmwI ,i»i 'l ini
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Wheels 6 botr , d iiv hub
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Minimum drawbar HP recommended o-
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Trdilh'lch tor putting gear
Hard surface shank points
Coulter Dindes 22 diameter ’
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& SERVICE RO Box 46
INC. Klingerstown, PA
Stewartstown, PA 17363 717-648-2088
717-993-2470
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RD2
York. PA 17403
717-428-1954
225 York Rd
Carlisle. PA 17013
717-249-5338
SPECIFICATIONS
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215-593-2407
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Belleville. PA 17004
717-9352948
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, October 8,1983—023
taking steps to start it again at a
different stable.
As a result of her efforts, Mrs.
Inglee has been selected to
represent Delaware at a national
4-H volunteer leaders' forum on
bringing the disabled into 4-H.
She’ll be at the National 4-H Center
in Washington, D.C. from October
17-22.
The conference, sponsored by
the E. Matilda Ziegler Foundation
for the Blind, Inc. and the Dr.
Scholl Foundation, will include
information on pet therapy, hor
ticultural therapy, and main
streaming the disabled into
regular 4-H activities Special
sessions will focus on com
municating with the handicapped,
relating to teens, and legislative
issues of concern to disabled
persons.
Field trips will take advantage of
the resources of the national
capital area, with visits to such
places as the Johns Hopkins Ap
plied Physics I>ab and Gallaudet
College
Mrs. Inglee and the represen
tatives from each of 26 other states
and Puerto Rico will develop plans
of action to use their newly
acquired skills to strengthen 4-H
programs for the disabled in their
home communities
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Owner - Samuel P. Stoltzfus
RD 1011, Dryville Rd.
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