by Lisa Ziegler
The Boots ’n Saddles
4-H members have been
busy this year.

We started far before
riding season, in January
with public speaking and
demonstration competi-
tions.

Laura Polivka and
Christina Wyatt came
out with high scores and
went on to compete in
the regional public
speaking competition.

Tina and Lory Knull
represented Terrace in
the February regional
demonstration competi-
tion. |

Public speaking and
demonstrations take a
lot of courage, and our
members sure have it!
We had a terrific turnout
in the club contests, and
the competition was

Election
of officers
held

Ladies Auxiliary
President Beverly Dickie
of Terrace recently
presented Branch 13's
President Robert Fisher
with a cheque for $5000
from the Ladies Aux-
iliary,

The Ladies Auxiliary
held their election of of-
ficers at a recent
meeting, The following
members make up the
1986 executive:

'_ President, Bev Dickie;
first vice-president, Lot-
tie Carter; second vice-
president, Joyce Ken-
nedy; secretary, Lissi
Sorensen; and treasurer,
Francis Fraser.

The Executive com-
mittee consists of: Anne
Payne, Neta Arnold, and
Martina Kosh. The
Sergeant at Arms is Eva
Braun. “

The profits raised from a
recent bingo were
disbursed to the follow-
ing charities: Chair of
Family Practice, Terrace
View Lodge, Kidney

Foundation, and the
Pacific Command
Hospital Fund,

Captain John Harker
of the Salvation Army
attended a meeting to
receive canned goods for
the food hamper, gifts
for the needy and a
donation of $200 from
the Ladies Auxiliary.

‘Beverly Dickie, Lottie
Carter and Ann Kohl
qualified for perfect at-
tendance in 1985,

Looking for
a cuddly

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fierce; everyone had im-
proved so much since
last year

Dr. Haze led us
through an informative
workshop on parasite
control. He provided the
necessary materials and
showed the members
how to determine the egg
content -in horse feces,

Regretfully Dr. Haze
has left the Terrace area,
and we thank him for his
tremendous help to our
club.

Our leader, Diane
Wyatt, was impressed
with how well the
members kept up their
deworming programs.

Our meetings have

proved to be an in-
teresting part of the club
due to the various ac-
tivities we hold such as
films and talks from
various people.

With the turn of the
weather, the summer fun
begins. The various
lessons and clinics that
are held at the Thornhill
community grounds have
been a benfit for all the

'n Saddl

members.

Our riders have im-
proved so much that the
4-H Youth Show was
tough competition.
Thanks to Tina Knull,
who spent many hours
organizing the show, it
Was a great success!

The climax of the year
though, was Achieve-
ment Day, held at the
Fall Fair, and it was also
a top-notch show.

The Fall Fair looked
spiffy due to the well-
groomed horses and
riders. The other 4-H
clubs of Terrace added
to the lively sights, for
the spectators, with their
competitions.

| Terrace Review — Wednesday, Jan. 22, 1986 15

e Club report

The judging rally was
a chance for all the 4-H
clubs to compete to-
gether. All three of these
events happened Aug. 31
and Sept. 1, and it was a
social event along with
the serious competition.

But the biggest social
event of the year, that

everyone looked forward’

to, was the annual ban-
quet, held on Oct. 6.

This was the chance
for our club to award the
Child Development Cen-
tre with a cheque of
$1600.

The money was raised
through the hard efforts
of our members, through
a ride-a-thon on July 28.

All of you out there who
contributed to our cause
are thanked.

Now that our horses
have been fully winteriz-
ed, they can rest up for
what is in store for them
next year, and it’s going
to be busy.

As for the riders, we
have some cosy winter
activities to enjoy, such
as various films, lec-
tures, seminars from the
local, more experienced
horsemen, and of
course, we are all prepar-
ing for the public speak-
ing and demonstration
competitions.

So keep an eye out for
us and cheer us on.
Thanks again to every-
one who supported our
causes in 1985,

business calls,

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