Driving Clinic
Dauphin County 4-H will be
hosting a Horse Driving Clilnic on
Tuesday, June 21, at Twin Brooks.
This clinic will be part of a ser
ies sponsored by the State 4-H
Horse Program Committee. The
clinic will begin at 3 p.m. and run
to dark. The cost is $5 for mem
bers and $lO for nonmembers to
participate.
There is a limit of 20 horses.
Therefore, preregistration of hors
es/ponies is required. Spectators
are welcome at a cost of $2.
The clinic will be taught by
Lore Homer, a distinguished au
thority on driving as a judge,
teacher, and competitor.
Dauphin Gymkana Clinic
On Thursday, June 23. there
will be a clinic for all 4-H‘ers who
would like to try their hand at the
gaming classes. The clinic will be
held at Twin Brooks and will be
gin at 6 p.m.
Come prepared to ride. Non
members are welcome to be spec
tators but only members may ride.
Instructors will be Jim and Dar
by Miller of York County. Jim is a
former 4-H leader and one of the
organizers of the Pennsylvania-
High School Rodeo Association.
Darby, his daughter, is a former
4-H’er with considerable experi
ence.
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Centre County 4-H
Sheep Club
The Centre County 4-H Sheep
Club held its monthly meeting at
the Penn State University Beef
and Sheep bam on May 4.
During roll call, each member
of the club gave a short project
report about their 4-H animals.
The guest speaker for the even
ing was Dr. Wolfcgang, V.M.,
who addressed the club on animal
health care.
Club members where informed
of market lamb weigh in to be held
on May 21 at Centre County
Grange Fairgrounds.
At the April meeting, the elec
tion of officers was held, with
Ranie Kerstetter, president; Han
nah Auman, vice president:
Rachael Kerstetter, secretary; Jen
nifer Herbstritt, card secretary;
and Greg McMurtrie, news
reporter.
The next meeting will be held at
the Penn State Beef and Sheep
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Yellow Rose Barrel
Spectacular
On Saturday, June 4, the Yel
low Rose 4-H Club will sponsor
its Sixth Annual Barrel Racing
Horse Show at the Luzerne Coun
ty Fairgrounds on Rt. 118 in
Dallas.
The show will start at 1 p.m.,
rain or shine, with youth riders on
their ponies competing in timed
events, followed by amateur and
open divisions for both the men
and ladies.
Exhibitors will be coming from
New York, New Jersey, Mary
land, and all across Pennsylvania
to compete for some big prize
money classes.
If you like the thrills of high
speed competition, you won’t
want to miss this show. Admission
and parking is free and the Yellow
Rose 4-H Club will have refresh
ments available.
For more information call (717)
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The May meeting of the Lan
caster County 4-H Swine Club
was held at the Lancaster Farm
and Home Center on Thursday,
May 12, at 7:30 p.m. The meeting
was called to order by the presi
dent, Tina Umbrell, after which
the pledges were led by Bob Stew
art and Gerald Boyd.
The program for the evening
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AJjj" HAPPENINGS
Mercer County 4-H
Volunteers Honored
Mercer County 4-H leaders were recently honored for
their volunteer service to the 4-H program. The volunteer
leaders were guests at the annual appreciation banquet
sponsored by the Mercer County Bankers Association and
Mercer County Cooperative Extension.
“4-H volunteers arc very special people,” said Beth
Lair, Mercer County 4-H youth extension agent. “The
knowledge, guidance, and support they give to 4-H mem
bers is an investment in the future. Volunteers arc the
backbone of the 4-H program. There are many young per
sons that have evolved into productive citizens and fine
leaders in society due to the support and care given by a
4-H volunteer leader.”
Wayne Rogers from the Mercer County Bankers Asso
ciation presented the 4-H volunteer leaders certificates
and awards for their 1993 year of service to the Mercer
County 4-H program.
• One year: Ann Badger, Linda Braymer, Carmclla Cat
rucco, Lynette Croskey, Janet Czubck, Yolanda Dale,
Clifford A. Davis, Margaret Elliott, Lisa Field, Debbie
Gcibcl, Mark Herrmann, Ben Holler, Alcxa Houle, Amy
Hovis, Mildred Jackson, Barb Kish, Charlene McCul
lough, Irwin McCullough, Eleanor Nelson, Jody Neugc
baucr, Joyce Reis, Shanda Reynolds, Sheila Roddy, Jean
Sankey, Linda Stcrba, Tom Swanson, Kay Thomas, Bon
nie Totten.
Two years: Lois Bcstwick, Joan Book, Kim Brocklc
hurst, Jim Buzzard, Dana Durst, Deborah Eckenrod, Matt
Fenton, Kim Gainor, Brian Gilmore, Pamela Gricus, Tho
mas Gricus, E. Joyce Hustey, Sandy Johnston, Diana
Kuhlber, Sheryl Ligo, Joe McCann, Linda McCann,
Pamela Moran, Mary Kay Ochlbcck, Paula Ostheimcr,
Shari Rabold, Sue Stevenson, Polly Vodenichar, Jean
Wasser, Nancy Wolck, Patricia Woods, Karen Yeager,
Shelley Yerger, Kathy Womer.
• Three years: Karen A. Anderson, Bea Baker, Paul
Baker, Donald E. Cannon, Barbara Elder, Ron Fisher, Lei
sa Fobes, Angie George, Alan Henry, Julie Philson, Bettc
lou Roberts, Terry Seltzer, Marianne Shcllcnbargcr, Max
Shcllenbargcr, Sharon Sommers, Sherry Warner, Ethel
Zahniser, Betty Womcr.
• Four years: Maryanne Alchier, Norinc Bolyard, Dr.
Dean Eichstadt, Jill Fox, Cathy Gadsby, Keith Gadsby,
Liz Kingsley, Richard McLaughlin, Robin McLaughlin,
Rosemary Menke, Gayle Wolff.
• • Five years: Marge Dunn, Elaine Lcisc, Guy McKean,
Deborah Nickel, Sharon Nystrom.
• Six years; Sherry Braho.
• Seven years: Clifford Donaldson, Charlotte Fenton,
Earl Fenton, Elaine Firth, Donald Jones.
• Eight yeays; Theodore Menke.
• Nine years: Kenneth Anderson, Rcbckah Bolyard,
ludy Turner. Lyle Turner.
• 10 years: Karen Stewart, Charles Totten.
• II years: Ellen Ochlbeck, Fran Reynolds.
• 12 years; Karen Anderson, David Dixon, Dr. Tammy
Eishstadt, Sherry Wright.
• 13 years: Steve Paxton.
• 17 years: Shirley Blauser, Thomas Kerins,
• 18 years; Diane Salatino.
• 23 years: Ron Wright.
• 24 years: Lynda Kerins.
• 25 years: Thomas McCullough.
• 30 years; Esther Thompson.
New 4-H volunteer leaders for 1994 were also wel
comed; Susan Campbell, Lynne Engles, Susan Herrick,
Polly Hogue, Melissa Holler, Betsy Horchlcr, Bill Irvine,
Mary Jo Irvine, Debbie King, Pete Leise, Gerri Marti, Col
leen Masson, Eleanor Nelson, Sallie Riddle, Lisa Robin
son, Molly Schcpp, Kellie A. Thompson, April Walker,
Delta Zahniser.
Anyone interested in becoming a 4-H volunteer leader
may contact the Mercer County Cooperative Extension
Office at (412) 662-3141.
was given by Dr. Robert Graybill,
swine veterinarian. He gave the
club a talk and slide presentation
on “Raising Healthy Pigs.’*
After the meeting, refreshments
were served.
The next meeting will be held
on Thursday. June 2, at 6:30 p.m.
at the West Lampeter Fair
grounds. Lampeter. The club will
hold an ice cream social with the
4-H Beef and Woolies clubs.