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Horse And Pony Show Held In Ono Sunday Lebanon Daily Augusts, 1974 Cut So Simply! 27 Announcements PRINTED PATTERN LEATHER CRAFTSMAN Amanda Sue Kahl, 7, 209 W. Main Myerstown, watches William Mills, Robesonia, place a design on a round piece of leather which will be a necklace for Miss Kahl. Mills was among a number of craftsmen at the second annual Tulpehocken Folk Festival at the Conrad Weiser Park Saturday. (Daily News Photo) 4-H Around The County torn- The JH CU Reporters By SONDRA SONJA HAYES Elco Town And Country Flower arranging was the main topic at the meeting of the Elco Town and Country 4-H Club recently conducted at the home of Mr. and Mrs.

Harold Weaver, Richland RD 1. Ray Grumbine of Grumbines Greenhouse, was the guest speaker. He addressed the club on the correct procedure of showing flowers. Grumbine also answered several questions from members and leaders. Twelve members and four adult leaders, Mrs.

Margaret Risser, Mrs. Sarah Miller, Miss Ruth Miller and Harold Weaver and several guests attended. It was announced that construction of the club exhibit would be the week of Aug. 5 at 7 p.m. each evening at the home of Harold Weaver.

Richland RD 1. Ernest Risser, family picnic chairman, appointed a committee and announced a meeting will take place in the near future. Chicken barbecue tickets are still available from any 4-H Club member. The date of the chicken barbecue is Aug. 15 from 2 to 8: 30 p.m.

Ernest Risser, president, conducted the meeting. Next meeting will take place Aug. 8 at the home of Harold Weaver at 7 p.m. Refreshments were served by Loretta Weaver and Betty Kegerreis. By MICHELLE CINDER Elcoettes 4-H Club A trip to the Metropolitan Edison Company was the highlight of the Elcoettes recent meeting.

Twenty members and two leaders, Janis Horst and Helen Cinder, attended the gather ing. To start the meeting groups finished all their projects if possible. After working a short business meeting was held by president Kim Balsbaugh. Entries and exhibits for the coming County Fair were discussed. The group will be taking a bike hike on Aug.

21 Troop Back From Camp Boy Scout Troop 39, St. Marks United Church of Christ, has returned home after a week at Bashore Scout Reservation. The group was under the leadership of John Dernier, scoutmaster, and Russ Krause, senior patrol leader. Krause and Brian Speck earned the mile swim award, and the Rat Patrol came in first in the campwide competition. Members earned 13 merit badges and seven skill awards during the week.

The troop held a family night Thursday at the camp. Boys attending camp in addition to Krause and Speck were Jeff Hammer, Mike Hetrick, Keith Reist, Scott Kernsler, Bruce Boughtcr, Glenn Bressler, Ken Rhode, Barry Steve Kisser, Brian Ifctmlw, Richard Kyle and Steve and Roundup will be held Aug. 28. After the business meeting Debbie Boyer. Candy Rabold, and Lori Heaning gave a demonstration entitled "How to Make Refreshments were served by the Tasty Snack group.

The next meeting is scheduled for Aug. 7. By JANINE MOONSHINE Tasty Smackerettes 4-H Club Roundup-Day was held by the Mt. Wilson Tastv Smackerettes 4-H Club at the Mt. Wilson Church of the Brethren, recently.

Judging was done while the 4-H members played games. Each member received either a blue or red ribbon. Goldy Bowman and Sarah Kreider served as judges. Seven members and two adult visitors were present along with one leader, Mrs. Simon' Gingrich.

Club Offers Puppet Show A puppet show for children 3 to 12 was provided by the lona Swim Club this week. Rita Moore, assisted by Carol Maurer, presented the show. The club also sponsored a teenage dance this week with music by the Misty Morning, featuring Vic Desimone, Joe Desimone and Raymond Ondrusek. Plans are underway for another teenage splash and the date will be announced on the bulletin board. A pre-teen splash is scheduled for Aug.

13. Games and a cartoon movie will be shown. An adult steak and bake and Las Vegas night is set for Aug. 17. Reservations must be made by Aug.

10. Hold 2 Events On Weekend Parents Without Partners, Chapter 500, treated their children to an evening of roller skating on Saturday. Sixteen persons attended. On Sunday afternoon, parents and children held a picnic and swimming outing at Laurel Lake. Carolyn Quaid, president, welcomed the group.

After the outing, the group had a watermelon treat at the home of Carey Beamesderfer, treasurer of PWP. Twentythree persons attended. Parents Without Partners meets on the fourth Thursday of each month in the Palmyra Municipal Building, Room 2. Hits Parked Car Damages estimated at $550 resulted Sunday morning when a truck operated by Blair C. 1218 Sand Hill was involved in a crash with a parked car owned by the Wilhelm Supply 840 TV.

Seventh St. The mishap occurred at Jonestown Road and Reinoehl Street. Damage to the parked car estimated at $350 and to the truck at $200. Lebanon Valley Pony Trotters horse and pony allow was held Sunday at Ono. One hundred horses and ponies were entered in 26 classes.

Pam Davis of Gettysburg captured four first-place awards. She took the English and western pony under saddle competitions with Moondust She captured the western pleasure and western equitation classes with. Sunday Satin. Trina Killian of Annville took the three gaited class with Royal Dutch and then took the saddle seat category with Town Talk. She also had second and third place finishes with her mounts.

Kressly's Yankee Doodle ridden by Ann Reigle captured the halter pony and pony roadster classes. Several local riders including Mary Ann Sanders with Midnight Special, Deb Deimler with Highwind's Kibby, Viv Eisenhauer with Rusty, all of Lebanon; Michelle Yingst of Myerstown with Little Red Firebird; Bill Allison of Ono on Shenandoah; Patty Rowe of Richland with Monte Oue Miss; and Jan Yost Police Investigate Weekend Incidents A busy weekend of incidents were recorded by the Millcreek-Richland Regional Police Department, accordmg to Charles M. David chief of police. The police are continuing their investigation relative to the unauthorized use of a motor vehicle, taken between 10 and 11 p.m. Saturday night.

TTie vehicle was reported missing by the owner, Edwin A. Wenrich, Newmanstown RD 1. The car had been borrowed for a short time by a 16-year-old juvenile from Heidelberg Township. The youth failed to return the vehicle to the owner. Heidelberg Township police are also searching for the youth for questioning concerning a criminal investigation.

Two accidents are" under investigation by the regional police. The first occurred Saturday at 7 p.m. in the Stricklerstown area when an unidentified vehicle, travelling north on Township Route T-361, lost control striking mailboxes Women Schedule Activities PINE GROVE were made for several activities during the meeting of the Pine Grove Business and Professional Women's Clubs on Thursday at The Brickyard (Firemen's Park). A supper was served after the session. Mrs.

Thomas Schneck, president, was in charge. The president gave a resume of the recent convention held in Philadelphia and the application to the local club. The installation dinner was planned for Sept. 5 at the Mansion House. The new members will be given recognition.

They are Mrs. Emil (Janet) Rarick, Mrs. M. Virginia Morgan, Miss Lana WalmerandMrs. JeanSimms, all of whom were admitted" to membership in August.

Mrs. Robert J. Hartlieb, Pine Grove RD 1, was hostess at an outdoor dessert meeting of the American Home Life Division of the Pine Grove Woman's Club Thursday at her home. Miss Mary Eby, chairman, presided. Mrs.

Bruce Christ gave a book review on "Jaws" by Peter Benchley. The next dessert meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. George Tobias, S. Tulpehocken on Sept. 12.

The following were present: Mrs. Russell Whetstone, Miss Doris Whetstone, Mrs. William Werner, Mrs. Herman Mendell, Mrs. Norman Reber, Mrs.

Bruce Christ Mrs. Raymond Schaeffer, Mrs. George Tobias, Miss Kathryn Hummel, Miss Irene Lengd, Mrs. Robert Zerbe, Miss Elizabeth Roseberry, Miss Mary Eby and the hostess. Kiscaddens Hold Reunion The Kiscadden family reunion was held on Sunday at the South Lebanon Lions Park with 188 attending.

Gifts and prizes were awarded to: Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kiscadden, oldest man and woman; Jeffrey R. Aurand, youngest child; Mr. and Mrs.

George Miller, newly married couple; Mr. and Mrs. Ben Shenk, largest family (10 children); Mr. and Mrs. James Aurand and family, who traveled the farthest.

The managers were James Kiscadden, Mrs. Emma Shelley, Mr. and Mrs. David Reppnrt and Mrs. Carlton Gates.

and shrubbery on property owned by Rosanna Clay and Paul Merkel. Estimated damage to both properties was listed at The second mishap occurred at 10:15 p.m. Satnrday on West Main Street, Newmanstown. According to reports, a car driven by Ray Stickler, 63,13 E. Main Newmanstown, was travelling east on West Main a steer ran into the path of the vehicle.

The animal, killed as a result of the mishap, was owned by James Washington, Newmanstown RD 1. Damage to Strickerl's auto was listed at $1,500. The steer was valued at $350. A total of 15 additional arrests were made by the regional police as a result of speed traps operated on North Sheridan Road and East Main Street in Newmanstown and on East Linden Street in Richland the past few days. The speed traps will continue, according to Chief David, until such time as operators begin to observe and obey the speed limits, Two Bicycle To N.J.

Shore Ron Young, Palm City, Palmyra, and Doug Royer, 131 W. Elm Palmyra, went to Ocean City, N.J., Sunday. Nothing unusual about that? Only that they made the 160 mile trip by bicycle. This is the fourth time the pair has gone 1'Ob miles or more on their 10- speed bikes in the past two years! They have accumulated 850 miles each on their bicycles this summer, and there's still time for a few more miles. Puff, puff.

Complete Plans For Contest Plans for the pumping contest were completed Sunday in a meeting of the Bunker Hill Fire Co. in the fire hall. Officials said the pumping contest will be held this Sunday at 2 p.m. at Boscov's. Nine county fire companies have signed up so far to compete in the event, which will be held rain or shine.

The ladies auxiliary will have refreshments for sale. Committee members for the event are Pat Sheenan, Charles Bohr, Barry Batz, Len Snavdy and Rick Hicks. The following businesses have donated trophies for award to winners of the contest: Adams Brothers General Contractors, Lebanon RD E. H. Gerhart, Jonestown; Mohn's TV, Jonestown; Boscov's; Snavely's Food- town, Jonestown, and Mrs.

Leonard F. Snavely, Lebanon. Fire Chief Reginald Daubert Jr. reported one fire call with 12 men responding and one training night for the past month. Elmer Weaver Jr.

reported the annual Sportsman Special will be held Oct. 5 in the fire hall and tickets are now on sale. The fire company will kickoff its annual fund raising on 'Aug. 26. Members wifl canvass door to door, and money raised will go toward the purchase of a tank truck to replace the present 1951 model.

Capt. Carl Swoyer reported three men on duty for the fire police in July. He said the fire police will be on duty at the pumping contest, also. Pete Jones, Lebanon RD 3, was accepted as a new member. The next meeting will be Sept.

1. of Palmyra with LeBaron captured first place prizes. Ralph Bengali of York was the judge and Richard Singer of Old Forge Acres was the ringmaster. Another show is scheduled for Sept. 15 at the Ono show grounds.

Sunday's results are: Class 1, Halter Cists, Pony: 1. Kressly's Yankee Doodle, Ann Relgle, Krwsly Pony Farm; 2. Misty Blue Lad, Sandy Rexrode, JoMl Stables, Annvllle; 3. Kressly's Wee Willie, Kresjly Pony Farm. Class 1, Halter Class, Horses, English: 1.

Sir Dudley, Larry Unebaugh, Hummelstown; 2. Equinox Souvenir, Bob Hartman, Gall Rhen, Harrlsburg; 3, Loco Streak, Sherry Barth, Joseph O'Rourke, Middletown. Western: 1. Irish Image, Don Swartz, Hummelstown; 2. Osage Squaw, Donna Zacosky, Dauphin; 3.

Leo Star Reed, Ron Class 3, Lead Line: 1. Princess, Lydie Brooxside Farms, Hummelstown; 2. Sassy, Karin Schengrund, Hummelstown; 3. Little Red Firebird, Michelle Yingst, Vyerstown. Class4, Dollar Bareback: I.Mingo, Jan Fitson, Hummelstown; 2.

Cricket, Ann Barnet, Hlghspire; 3. Movick, Jackie Babe, Lebanon. Class 5, Flag Race: 1. Midnight Special, Mary Ann Sanders, Lebanon; 2. Choctaw Dancer, Denise Yancy, Lebanon.

Pony Under Saddle, English: 1. Moondust, Pam Davis, Gettysburg; 2. Princess, Tina Cassel, Brookside Farm; 3. Royal Dutch, Trlna illian, Annville. Class 7, Morgan Pleasure: 1.

Equinox Souvenir, Bob Hartman, Gail Rhen, Harrisburg; 2. Baron Showtield Vona, Joan Linnane, Harrisburg; 3. Evensong, Reda Urich, Lewisbury. Class Pony Roadster, 46" and under: 1. Souvenir's Valerie, G.A.

Hough, Walnutport; 2. Lehi Cactus Flower, Laura Ketterer, Reading; 3. Kressly's Imperial, Ann Reigle, Kressly Pony Farm. Pet Type Little Red Firebird, Michelle Yingsl, Myerstown; 2. Princess, Tina Cassel, Brookside Farm, Hummelstown; 3.

Patti, Diane Witmer, J.J. Butfenmyer, Lebanon, Class 10, Pole Bending: 1. Shenandoah, Bill Allison, Ranch, Ono; 2. Patches, Cindy Fessler, Same; 3. Babes, Holly Keller, Cleona.

Class 11, Pony Under Saddle, Western: 1. Moondust, Pam Davis, Gettysburg; 2. Shasta Marasha, Michelle Bennett, Harrisburg; 3. Mingo, Jan Filson, Hummelstown. Class 12, Walk Trot: l.MonteOueMiss, Patty Rowe, Mr.

and Mrs. Dohner, Richland; 2. Moondust, Paul Davis, Pam Davis, Gettysburg; 3. Highwind's Klbby, Deb Deimler, Lebanon. Class 13A, English Equitation, 18 and Under: 1.

Beau Jest, Debra Dixon, Potts. ville; 2. Sunday Satin, Pam Davis, Gettysburg; 3. Penny Kay Bar, Sue Kjingaman, Robert Cobaugh, Elize- bethfown. Class 138, English Equitation, Over 18 years: 1.

Irish Image, Wende Ebersole, Don Swartz, Hummelstown; 2. Highwind's Kibby, Deb Deimler, Lebanon; 3. Bio Tilly, Dee Stoner, Conrad Stables, Mechanics burg. Class Hunter Under'Saddle: 1. Bio Tilly; 2.

Loco Streak, Sherry Barth, Joseph O'Rourke, Middletown; 3. Poco Diablo, Connie Spahr, Conrads Stables, Mechanicsburg. Class IS, Open Driving: I. Coppertone, Joan DeMott, Cedar Top Stables, Reading; 2. Cusop Lad, G.A.

Hough, Walnutport; 3. Oak wood's Gaiety, Gail Rhen, Harrisburg. Class 16, Pony Roadster, Over 1. Kressly's Yankee Doodle, Ann Reigle, Kressly Pony Farm; 2. Top Award's Bomberger, Annville.

Class 17, Old Guard: 1. Criterion's Mystic due, James Elliott, New Jersey; 2. Oakwood's Gaiety, Gall Rhen, Harrisburg; 3. Braeburn Lass, Nancy Kaiser, THorny Hills Farm, Allentown. Class 1BA, Western Equitation, 16 Years and 1.

Sunday Satin, Pam Davis, Gettysburg; 2. Kay Dee, Jayne Adams, Adams Ranch, Orwlgsburg; 3. Bauchallan Bay, Maureen Comisky, Class 18B, Western Equitation, Over ID Years: 1. Highwind's Kibby, Deb Deimler, Lebanon; 2. Clem's Gray, Mike Kraft, R.

Hocker, Dauphin; 3. O'Sege Squaw, Donna Zaycosky, Krafts, Dauphin. Class 19, ThreeGaited: 1. Royal Dutch, Trina.Killian, Annville; 2. Le Baron, Jan Yost, Palmyra; 3.

Sir Dudley, Barb Linebaugh, Hummelstown. Class 20, Clover Leaf Barrel: 1. Rusty, Viv Elsenhauer, Lebanon; 2. Misty, Dennis Swingholm; 3. Tamicka, Steve Johnson.

Class 21, Western Pleasure: 1. Sunday Pam Davis, Gettysburg; 2. Kay Dee, Jayne Adams, Adams Ranch, Orwigsburg; 3. Monte Que Miss, Kenneth Rowe, Mr. and Mrs.

Dohner, Richland. Class 22, Road Hack: 1. Indian Run Penny, Lisa Keller, Harrisburg; 2. Loco Streak, Sherry Barth, Joseph O'Rourke, Middletown; 3. Poco Diablo, Connie Spahr, Conrad Stables, Mechanicsburg.

Class 23, Morgan Pleasure State: 1. Even Song, Reda Urich, Lewisbury; 2. Oakwood's Gaiety, Gail Rhen, Harrisburg; 3. Equinox Souvenir, Bob Rhen, Harrisburg. Class 24, Saddle Seat: 1.

Town Talk, Trina Killian, Annville; 2. Le Baron, Jan Yost, Palmyra; 3. Braeburn Lass, Nancy Kaiser, Thorny Hill Farms, Allentown. Class 25, Break and Out: 1. Bauchallan Bay, Maureen Comsiky; 2.

Poco Diablo, Connie Spahr, 'Conrad Stables; 3. Moondust, Pam Davis, Gettysburg. Class 26, English Pleasure: 1. Le Baron, Jan Yost, Palmyra; 2. Town Talk, Trina Killian, Annville; 3.

Poco Diablo, Connie Spahr, Mech anlcsburg. JONESTOWN The 35th biannual Gerbwich reunion was held Sunday at Hill Church picnic grove, Cleona. Gerald R. Emrich, chairman of the planning committee, greeted the 125 persons attending. The program included several vocal selections by a trio composed of Mrs.

Albert Fry, Mrs. John Yocum and Mrs. Gerald Emrich. The address was given by Mark Lenich. Poems were read by Mrs.

Ira Fortna. Donald Brown gave some additional data concerning records located which are not included in the Gerberich family book. Prizes were awarded to George Winters, oldest man; Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gerberich, couple married the longest; Carl Lerch of Florida, who traveled the longest distance; Mr and Mrs.

Lee Clawser, most recently married; Mr. and Mrs. John Gerberich, largest family and John Anthony Krum, youngest child. Mrs. William Keller was in charge of prizes.

Mrs. Joseph Zearfoss was in charge of election of officers for 1976. The off icers are: Gerald Emrich, president; Ralph Gerberich, first vice president; Guy Gerberich, second vice president; Mrs. Kathleen Ludwig, secretary; Mrs. Amy Clawser, treasurer and Donald Brown, historian.

The following committee was in charge of games: Mrs. Harold Schaeffer, Mrs. Larry Emrich, Mrs. Linda Funck, and Mrs. Esther Edwards.

The planning committee assisting Emrich was: Ralph Gerberich; Guy Gerberich, Mrs. Kathleen Ludwig, Mrs. Amy Mrs. William Keller and Charles F. Gerberich Sr.

7 Scouts Attend Bashore Seven members of Boy Scout Troop 21, Cleona, recently returned from a second week at Bashore Scout Reservation. The boys, Joe Harvatine, Doug Reddinger, Mike Stevens, Jim Stevens, Steve Troy, David Troy and Tom Troy, camped as a patrol with Troop 108. The troop patrol won the campwide event, which is a series of contests based on knowledge of scouting skills. Walter Hollowell, scoutmaster, accompanied 12 boys on the' first week of camp. Boys attending then were John Reist, David Hemler, Glenn Bailey, Ed Hollowell, Steve Doug Reddinger, Mike Stevens, Jim Stevens, Steve Troy, David Troy and Tom Troy.

During that week, the troop wen the camp shoot out with Mike Stevens shooting, and Ed Hollowell earned the mile swim award. John Reist and Ed Hollowell were tapped for Order of the Arrow. A total of 27 merit badges, eight skill awards and four advancements were attained during the camp out. A family night was held Thursday. 2 Fans Killed At Drag Races EAST ST.

LOUIS, 111. (UPI) A drag racing car traveling 120 miles an hour blew its engine at a racing event Sunday and flipped into the bleachers, killing two spectators and injuring 19 others. The driver, professional drag racer Bill Bagshaw, 30, Long Beach, suffered a broken collarbone, but no other serious injuries. Killed were Kent Myers, 16, Wood River, 111., and Lana Reed, 19, Festus.Mo. After the motor exploded in Bagshaw's 1974 Dodge Dart, rated one of the 10 fastest cars on the American Hot Rod Association Circuit, oil spewed onto the asphalt track at St.

Louis International Raceway and the car's back tires spun. "At that speed there was nothing he could do to keep it from flying," said race announcer Tony Sheffter of Hamilton, 111. "It was airborne after he hit the guardrail, spun into the stands and plopped back to the grass. An ordinary car like that might not have done that but those cars usually have about 200 horsepowers, not 800." The crash occurred about 100 yards from the finish line of the quarter-mile strip at a spot where the bleachers are only four rows high. Most of the 30,000 fans attending the championship elimination of the $150,000 Gateway Nationals were in higher bleachers closer to the starting line.

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3, 1974, John R. Fancovic. aged48 years. Funeral on Tuesday morning, at 9:00 o'clock from Thompson Funeral Home, 126 S.91h St. Mass of Christian Burial 9:30 a.m., SS Cyril Methodius Church.

"Interment at Holy Cross Cemetery. Relatives 'and friends are invited. Friends may call Monday evening 7 to 9 "at the funeral home. Recitation of the Rosary at 8 o'clock. (THOMPSON) PASSED AWAY MILLER in Lebanon on Aug.

3, 1974, Miriam E. nee Arnold, widow of William E. Miller, of 1416 King aged 64years. Funeral on Tuesday morning at 10:30 a.m. from the Rohland Funeral Home, 5th Cumberland Sts.

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Antoinette E. nee Brandt, wife of Albert W. Putt of 17 Klein aged 74 years. Funeral on Wednesday morning at 10:30 A.M. from Christman's Funeral Home, 226 Cumberland St.

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