A22-Lanc«sfer Farming, Saturday, May 25, 1996
GRANTVILLE (Dauphin Co.)
Penn State University Presi
dent Graham Spanier spoke to 200
Extension Professionals at their
spring conference in Grantville on
May 14. The group presented Pre
sident Spanier with a print of Nor
man Rockwell’s painting “The
County Agent” as a welcome-to-
Pennsylvania gift.
In his address the president dis
cussed the imperatives for, and the
capacity of, a university extension
system. The imperatives are flexi
ble and focused learning oppor-
Gum
Tree Open
Champions
Show
Sara Wilson of Elizabeth Drive Coatesville was the Open Equitation Champion at the 24th Annua! Gum Tree
4-H Open Horse Show She rode Caseno Tsaltum The show was held Sunday. May 12 (Mother’s Day), at
Greenfields in New London Reserve Open Equitation Champion was Brooke Coldiron of Waterway Road.
Oxford, riding Dance Flash
Equitation classes are judged on the nder Other Champions and Reserve Champions at this show follow
Western Champion Becky Bristow of Cochranville on Desert Bold Fire. Reserve MacKenzie Kumpf of
New London on Jake
Mini-Stirrup Champion Ashley Parker of Doe Run Road. Kcnnett Square, on Miss Dixie, Reserve Sam
Mease of New London on Coco's Delight.
Short Stirrup Champion Meg Shortlidge of West Grove on Kaluvi Firasha, Reserve. Leigh Aldndge of
Thomas Farm Lane. Landenberg, on Mardi Gras
Baby Green Horse Champion Trouble Sue. ridden by Lauren Annett of Newark. DE. Reserve. Chuckker.
ndden by Candace Dunbar of West Grove
Hunter Pony Champion Sunday’s Sundae, ndden by Ashley Steele of Newark. DE, Reserve Kaluvi Firasha.
ndden by Meg Shortlidge
Hume* > Horse Champion Dance Flash ndden by Brooke Coldiron. Reserve Buck's Careen ndden by Lauren
Annett
Pleasure Horse/Pony Champion Desert Bold Fire ndden by Becky Bnstow. Reserve Symphonys Mandolyn
ridden by Jessica Moore of Misty Patch Road. Coatesville
Saddle Seat Champion Supreme Knight ndden by Anna Mane Leyman of Nottingham. Reserve SH
Gvpsum ndden by Ned Johnson of Coatesville
Gymkhanna( 10 and Under) Champion Scooter ndden by Tammi Kumpf of New London. Reserve Sami
Am. ndden by Chelsea Sacks of Glenville Road. Cochranville
Gvmkhanna (Pony) Champion Black Hawk, ndden by Jamie Vanderhoef of R D Coatesville. Reserve
Katie Nudge, ridden by Allison Sacks of Glenville Road. Cochranville
This show featured a Mother’s Day Class in which children led Mothers in a Lead Line Competition Over 30
Mothers participated and each received a rose The class was also pinned, with first place going to Kate Cote
ot Glennann Drive Landenberg, led by daughter Colleen Other winning mothers were 2 Fiona Gowers ot
Newark. D£ 3 iudv Lion of New London. A Chnstv Cavanaugh ot West Grove. 5 Brenda Bnstow ot
Cochranvitle and 6 Patty Coldiron of Waterwav Road Oxford
Also featured were a S 3 bareback class won bv Leah Moorehead ot Wilson Mill Road Oxtord riding Amyr
Granada, and a Grooms Class won by Adnon Farrar or Newark. DE riding Symphonvs Mandlyn
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PSU President Spanier To Expand Extension
tunities, and programming to help
families and youth.
The imperatives were set in the
context of great historical change
and great social need. The Land
Grant Universities have helped the
agricultural industry adopt and
profit from such changes as en
vironmental concerns, computers,
robotics, global markets, and bio
technology. Social need is too
easily demonstrated by such sta
tistics as engagement in 2 or more
risky behaviors by half the youth
between 10 and 17 years of age.
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The field is limited to the first
140 golfers, but there’s still time to
sign up for the Lancaster County
Poultry Association 2nd Annual
Golf Tournament.
Past success and new technology
suggests that the university can as
sist the 80 percent of the citizens
who believe additional education
is important for their job future.
These citizens need flexible and
focused opportunities to pursue
this education. The Cooperative
Extension Service provides the
ideal model for this according to
President Spanier.
Penn State University has signi
ficant capacity to aid citizens in
many areas, but especially with
families and youth and career de
velopment President Spanier en
visions the greatest impact of the
University occurring when teach
ing, research, and service are fully
integrated university wide. He be
lieves the goal to be reached is
clear, however the structure to ac
complish the goal is still under de
velopment
Poultry
Association
Sets Golf
Tournament
The tournament is scheduled
Thursday, June 13 at the Foxchase
Golf Course. Stevens. Registration
starts at 11 a.m. and the shotgun
PSU President Graham Spanier, left, accepts Rockwell
picture from Phil Durst at the Extension Spring Conference.
start begins at 12:30 pjn.
Cost is $55 per person. Cost
includes the green fee, cart, one
basket of range balls, one Foxch
ase logo golf ball, one pack of golf
tees, refreshments, prizes, and a
chicken barbecue after play.
Type of play is best ball. Dea
dine for registration is June 3.
Registration is limited to the first
140 golfers.
If players select a foursome
AMERICAN DAIRY ASSOCIATION*
ahead of time, please specify
names. If not, those registering
separately will be paired up with
one.
List your name, address, and
telephone number and return with
payment to Dennis Herr, 3057
Harvest Rd., Elizabethtown, PA
17022. Make checks payable to the
Lancaster County Poultry
Association.
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