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es are Lew Avers from Ephrata
for the 'meats judging team;
Rfchaid Hnckonbergoi, Penn
Manoi ioi the cianv judging team
and M.uk Campbell. Manheim
£oi the vestock judging team
FLASH
A special call fioni Kansas
Oit> Iridaj morning gave the
following placmgs of local
bo>s at National FFA Conven
tion.
In the milk judging contest
Pfautz and Weaver won sivler
awards and their team placed
11th. The meats judging team
won a bronze emblem but the
local boys, StaufTci and Zim
merman did better than the
over all team winning silver
awards.
The livestock team won a
bronze medal and so did the
local paiticipant, Donough.
Both the Dair> and the Poul
try teams won bronze medals.
Lew \>ers reported the boys
having a wondeiful time at
the contention.
Can you pick the farm boy?
Don't let the expensive business
suits fool you Many of today's
top executives are from farms.
They’re still as much at home in a
feedlot or field as they are in a
plush corporate conference room.
Their business is agribusiness —■
manufacturing farm machinery.
equipment, chemicals ..
processing meats and grains ...
producing seeds, feeds, textiles . ■
providing finance, management,
legal counsel all the other
products and services that go into
Nelson Weaver
America paiticipants Among the companies who
Moi e than 80 young men and supported the youth progi am
ATLANTIC CITY N J, Oct women liom 11 of the 14 north- financially weie Cential Soya
15 A number of National eastern states took pait in a Company, Inc, Babcock Poul
business otganizations conti i- two day progi am that included try Faim, Agway, Inc Kuhl
buted significantly to the sue- poultiy and egg judging com- Poultry Equipment Company,
cess of this week’s 32nd exposi petition, poultiy pioduction and Beacon Milling Company, Al
tion of the Noitheastern Poultry food demonstiations and a lied Mills, Inc the Gieat A& P
Pioducers Council (NEPPCO) bioad piogram of education and Tea Company, Ralston Puuna
by underwiiting major events social activities Each had ex- Company, and Whitmoyer La
the Council sponsors for 4H celled in similar events in his boratones, Inc Many have
Club and Futuie Farmeis of home state given this suppoit foi seveial
Films Honored At NEPPCO
the agricultural production and
marketing machine
Agribusiness is the nation’s largest
industry It employs more people
and pays more in wages and
salaries than any other industry.
And it's growing, expanding.
Agribusiness offers almost
unlimited career opportunities.
Two of the most important assets
in entering are a farm oackground
and a college diploma Agri
business needs engineers,
agronomists, chemists,
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Jay Zimmerman
economists, marketing specialists,'
nutritionists, animal
husbandrymen, writers, - people
of all talents.
If you’re a farm boy, thinking
about a career with a future,
now’s the time to think about
enrolling at the college of your
choice. If you’re a farm boy,
looking toward graduation front
college, now’s the time to look ,
into the opportunities awaiting you
in agribusiness A card or
letter will bring more information.
■ $ 'SsmamS£/s -
National Agricultural Advertising S Marketing AttOC(<tldtl
P.O. Box 856 Q Highland P«k, HlTnois 60033 -a
Ed Donough
Lancaster Farming. Saturday. October 18.1969
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Clark Stauffer
Rick Pfautz
Richard Rohier
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