LANCASTER (Lancaster Co.)
Four-H’ers came out in force
Dec. 1 for the annual Horse Club
Recognition Banquet, held at the
Farm and Home Center. Four-H
members and their families
crowded into the center to honor
the efforts made by club members
during the past year.
Toastmaster Bud Gochenauer
got the ball rolling, introducing
County Extention Director Jay
Irwin and, later, the awards
winners.
“County-Wide, 4-H member- and Saddles: Becky Prease, Lori Harn
ship is on the rise,” Irwin told the ish, Sharon Hamish, Jessica Hill,
audience. He also extended special Eileen Holm, Barry Gochenauer,
thanks to the leaders for their con- Samara S. Eddelson, Elizabeth Heisey,
tributions 10 the clubs’ success. Jennifer Goodman, Danny Talgot,
The first award of the evening, Melissa Harris, Melissa Meiskey, Kel
the Memorial Trophy, was given ly Sullivan, Rod and Nancy Hamish
to Lindsay Ziccola. In memory of (parents), Leah Harvey, Star Struh,
Janelle Conley, the honor was pre- Nathan Stoltzfus, April Ritzall, Bob.
scnled by Mr. and Mrs. Amos Minnahan, Bud Spahn, Randy Lake,
Conley. Frank and Penny Deibler, Alida Burk-
Olhcr awards included: holder, Sue McCoy, Jeff Eddelson,
Public Speaking; Amy Harris, Jane Baker, Natalie Kline, Jessie
“Horses, What They Can Do For You” Walts, Robyn Striker, Mr. and Mrs.
3rd in county, gold at regional and Ray Brubaker,
fourth at state. Production: Allison Farrington, Jes-
Junior team demo: Karra Allen and sica Hill, Amy Clyton, Karra Allen,
Kan Moyer, “Habit Busters" gold at Helen Farrington, Nathan Stoltzfus
county and gold at regional. Melissa and Jennifer Goodman.
Meiskcy and Kelly Sullivan “The Ara- Just Horsin' Around; Lori Harnish,
bian Horse” gold at county and blue at Sharon Harnish, Melissa Meiskey,
regional. Kelly Sullivan, Eileen Holm, Lois and
Senior team demo: Michelle Harris Ed Holm, Mike Kerdeman, Leah
and Tammy Bridgett, “Braiding the Harvey, Jessica Hill. Kristine Rannels,
Hunter” gold at county, blue at region- Bill Whittaker, Joan Henderson, Mark
al, blue at state. King.
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Lancaster Horse Club Recognizes Members
Senior individual: Eileen Holm,
“Buying a Used Saddle” gold at coun
ty, gold at regional, blue at state.
Horse judging team; Lori Hamish
(12th indiv.), Mike Kerdeman (3rd
indiv.), Liz Hess. 10th as a team.
Horse Bowl team: Jessica Hill, Leah
Harvey, Sharon Hamish, Michelle
Kerdeman, 2nd in state.
County show grooming and show;
Jennifer Goodman (12 and under);
Spring Yountz (13-15); Melissa Harris
(16+).
Club awards were as follows: Boots
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Rough Riders: Spring Yountz,
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Pine, Trina Moyer, Liz and Bill
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Lacey Moyer.
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Kimberly Kettering, Lavonne Leh
man, Denise Calhoun, Darryl Cal
houn, Jocelyn Oberholtzer, Tai Gantz,
Mark Moyer, Tracy Witman, Erin
Smith, Ann DiFillipo, Kari Moyer,
Kyle Kettering, Marjorie Shenk, Lori
Holton, Sharon Hamish.
Sequoia Riders; Matthew Stark,
Rachel Wolpert, Kristy Hoven,
Gage, Jenny Altweiler, Kirsten Myers,
Joanne Myers, Hollyann Cavenaugh,
Keven Killian, Camille Long.
4-H Tractor Safety Club
Gears Up For 1991
The Lebanon County 4-H Trac- Lebanon. At the meeting, a video
tor Safely Club is once again gear- tape entitled “Farm Safely for
mg up for this gear’s program. Kids” will be shown. All are
Ken Winebark, Lebanon County invited to attend. The 4-H Tractor
agent, said that this year’s prog- program gives youth an opporlun
ram will start Monday, January 14 ny to “learn by doing.”
at 7:30 p.m. at the Lebanon Valley The course, which would be
Agricultural Center on the comer particularly beneficial to youth
of Cornwall and Evergreen Rd., operating lawn and garden tractors
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Stable Mates: Carl Stout, Carl
Hoover, Giovanna Grumelli, Heidi
Reinville, Betty Grumelli, Roxanne
Stanley, Paxsons, Dell and Mary
Sheetz.
Silver Shoes: Michelle Kaiser, Dave
Rintz, Zion UCC, Jennifer Frankfurt,
Samantha Simons, Lindsay Ziccola,
Mark Rintz, Ellen Turnbull, Kerry
Ann Good, Patrick Roth, Peggy Ryan,
Libby Graver, Cathy Pugliese, Ray
and Nancy Buckwaltcr.
Special awards for contributions to
4-H were presented to Lynn Prease,
John and Helen Farrington and Saran
na Miller.
Jay Irwin was also given a print
from the club leaders.
State winners were given plaques.
Winners, their competition and the
award sponsor include;
Jennifer Goodman, first in Pleasure
Ponies. Sponsor, Lower Hopewell
Horse Farm; presenter, Helen
Farrington.
Alison Farrington, second, Appa
loosa Filly of this Year; sixth, Two-
Year-Old Western PleaSure-Fulurity;
third, Stock Seat Eq.-Senior; eighth.
Western Pleasure Horse Sr. Rider.
Sponsor, McCracken’s Feeds: pre
senter, Pete McCracken.
Nathan Stoltzfus, fourth, Arabian
Colt of this Year. Sponsor, Click’s
Trailer Shop, presenter, John Click.
Carl Stout, third, Hunter Type Year
ling Filly. Sponsor, Penway Construc
tion; presenter, David Graybill.
Amy Clayton, fourth, Arabian Two
Year Old Celding. Sponsor, Frybar
ger’s Auto Repair; presenter, Karin
Frybarger.
High Point, County, District, Stale.
Junior, Jennifer Goodman; Senior,
Allison Farrington. Sponsor, Boots
and Saddles Club; presenter, Pat Hill.
as well as farm implements, will
meet on consecutive Monday or
Tuesday nights from 7:30
p.m.-8:30 p.m. starting January
21,1991. At the meeting, particip
ants will learn that better and safe
tractor care results in longer trac
tor life, more power, and lower
operating costs.
Because you learn how to do
many small but important tractor
maintenance jobs, you will get
belter production from farm units
and cut down on costly break
downs. Older members will learn
machinery maintenance and
repair,” said Wincbark.
“While you are learning how to
care for your tractor, you should
also learn how to l» a safe opera
tor. Another important goal of this
program is to help you form good
safely habits so you can think and
act safely at all times,” he said.
Equally important with learning
tractor care and safety is the 4-H
goal of helping you to become a
sound-thinking citizen. The train
ing you receive in your 4-H prog
ram will be very beneficial to you
throughout your lifetime, he said.
For more information contact
Ken Winebark, (717) 270-4391.
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