Cumberland County Celebrates 4-H (Continued from Pag* ASS) took home the Club of the Year Award, while die Silver Spring 4-H Club won the Speak Out Night Award. The Newville Creators Club was recognized for having the out standing fair exhibit Heather Caiman of Carlisle, a nine-year 4-H member, was named outstanding secretary. The outstanding treasurer was Billie Jo Zeigler of Newville. Michelle Comman of Carlisle was picked as the outstanding news reporter. David Peters accepted the 4-H Spirit Award on behalf of his busi ness, Peter’s Orchards of Gard ners. The award was given in recognition of the company’s as sistance to the 4-H program. The Gladys Holtry Award went to Sharon Dubs, a three-year 4-H leader. The new officers for the county 4-H are Danielle Sanderson of Carlisle, president; Sam Dubs of Mechanicsburg, vice president; Brenda Egolf of Carlisle, secre tary; Mary Strasbaugh of Me chanicsburg, social chairman; Erin Knepp of Mechanicsburg, news reporter; and Stephanie De- Angelo of Carlisle, community re lations. John Leib was recognized for 30 years of service as a 4-H leader Introdu □ecto: Pour-On When I Pours. It Reig; 0 Powerful Formulation Works Long After the Others Call it Quits Its unique molecule, doramectin, keeps new Dectomax* Pour-On working overtime. I «/]Power to Lf_JOutlast Lice A recent study' with 20 cross bred beef calves under severe natural challenge showed Dectomax Pour-On controls bit ing lice 12 weeks to relnfestatlon ar.d sucking lice 14 weeks to relnfestatlon, I a/|Powerful L-_JPersistence With one treatment, Dectomax Pour-On controls 31 stages of internal and external parasites. 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Dale available upen request Ivomcc* and Cprtnee* are trademark* of Merle] limited Animal Health f vv.aV Lancaster Arming, Saturday, November 8,1997-A37 Lancaster 4-H Therapeutic Riding Program To Hold Event WILLOW STREET (Lancaster Co.) —The Lancaster County 4-H Therapeutic Riding Program will hold a basket bingo event on Fri day, November 14, at? p.m. at the A 1 Starr Community Building (ad jacent to the Willow Street Fire Hall) in Willow Street, Pennsylva nia. Doors will open at 6:30 p.m. Tickets must be purchased in advance. Cost is SIS per ticket which includes three game cards and a chance to win door prizes. Twenty games of bingo will be played. For tickets, call Patti Sauders at 717/293-9280 or Rose Denlinger at 717/786-4189. Sandwiches and drinks will be offered for sale. Proceeds from the event will benefit the Lancaster County 4-H Therapeutic Riding Program which is available to children and York Announces Fall Tour YORK (York Co.) —The York County Holstein Association has announced its plans for a fall tour to University of Pennsylvania New Bolton Center to visit its new greenhouse-style dairy facility. According to a county Exten sion newsletter, on Dec. 1. tour participants are to meet at 7:4S a.m. at the county Extension office. Transportation for the tour is to be several vans. The tour is to depart from the Extension parking lot and travel to another place (location was not available) in the southern end of the county to pick- adults with a variety of disabili ties. Therapeutic riding offers many benefits to the students, in cluding an improvement in their balance, strength, range of mo tion, coordination, and self-confi dence. The program has four ses sions which offer six weeks of les sons to approximately 30 students in each session. The program is lo cated at Graystone Manor Stables near Leola. Riders are referred to the program by several organiza tions, including Schreiber Pedia tric Rehab Center of Lancaster County, the S. June Smith Center, Community Services Group, Coatesville Veterans Affairs Medical Center, doctors, and therapists. The Lancaster County 4-H Therapeutic Riding Program is a non-profit organization and conducts several fund-raisers throughout the year. up participants from that area. The tour is to visit the dairy facility at New Bolton and then travel to Longwood Gardens to tour its holiday display. The cost of the tour is $lB per adult, and $l2 per child aged 16 or younger. While the tour fee includes the admission to Long wood Gardens, it does not allow for lunch. Plan to bring along a packed lunch. To reserve a place on the tour, and for more information, call April Cooper at (717) 456-5355 by Nov. 24.