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4-H Light Horse j
And Pony Club
To Be Organized I
Despite the miserable weather Friday night, Nov. U. an enlhns- . iastie group of 15 p* rents, pspective members, •, « ■ via' leaders met at the ■ . • ‘otisd and decided to orp« :i« - ’• f'f’t Horse and Pony Club in ! .urnahannoc-k County.
County Agent W. H. Lyne explained the purposes of the project assisted by Home Demonsi ration Agent Barbara Jones and youngsters now residing in the county, who participated in a similar function in Culpeper.
At conclusion of this discussion, Mrs. Joyce DeBergh, Mrs. ■„ Ed Harris, Leta Fitzhugh, Mark Harris and Jack Bruce were elected to work with the Extension Agents to draw up tentative Club requirements to be presented at the organization meeting.
The date for this meeting was set for 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, Nov. 28th, at the Court House in Washington. The agenda calls Jor: Election of officers,, approval of requirements, and completion of registration.
All Rappahannock youngsters between the ages of 9 and 21 years, who own, or have use of, a riding horse or pony, are eligible to join. Plan nopr to attend.
ing the first week of the season three bear were bagged, largest weighing 400 pounds. So far no bear have been reported.
This week red jackets, hats and hunting outfits have brightened the countryside with hunting tales going the rounds and pride of ownership in dogs and guns very much in evidence.
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