A PROMISING Black Angus steer was awarded to h° wever - are used to evalu ‘^ e
_ , rT. 7 • ~, . c , the academic potential of the
Clark Stauffer, (right), son of Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Stauffer, students xhe students enroll in
Ephrata Rl, recently by the Ephrata Area Jaycee’s as part regular courses of study and are
of their Youth Development Program. Representing the
Jaycee Organization Monday afternoon for this Lancaster The awaid was made on a
Farming Photo is John Weaver, Lititz R 4, Ohairman of the competitive basis of a written ap-
Steer Committee. plication, detailing how the steer
p I . f reporter for the Cloister FFA s h° ul d he raised, a budget for
Ephrata Jaycee ch a P ter raism § tbe s u teer - p lus an,inter
* * _ _ view wvth the Jaycee selection
Steer Awarded The st€er ’ a 400 lb - Black An- committee.
gus was purchased from Locust Previous winners include.
I O Stauffer Lane Farms > Hershey. R 1 The Richard Ritter, 1963; Ed Rcdcay,
steer will be shown at next year’s 1954, William Buchter, 1965,
Clark" Stauffer, son of Mr & Ephrata Fair and the Pennsyl- j ay Smoker, 1966, Eugene 80l-
Mrs Aaron Stauffer, Ephrata, vania Livestock Exposition at lTiger, 1967, Tom Bollinger,
Rl, was named winner of the Harrisburg Local Jaycee chair- jggg
seventh annual Ephrata Area man for the steer award was The Jaycee Steei Award is
Jaycee Steer Award Clark is an John Weaver with Gaiy Staffoid p ar t of the Ephiata Aiea Jay
eleventh giade agriculture stu- & Ken Zimmeiman as committee C ee’s Youth Development Pro
dent at Ephrata High School and members
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Project To Aid Students
From Limited Backgrounds
The College of Agriculture at
The Pennsylvania Stale Uimei
sity is developing a progum foi
students whose chances aic
limited for cnteimg college
through regular procedures
Started this Fall with eight
students, the piogiam aids pci
sons who would otherwise ha.o
great difficulty in entering col
lege because of prior envnon
mental limitations, says William
L Henson, faculty member who
coordinates the project Most of
these students come fiom fami
lies with low incomes Intellec
tual growth may have been
stunted by inadequate schools,
subnormal and often chaotic
home life, and a community
with no inducement to work foi
self-improvement
The program does not lowei
college standards for entry 01
graduation Modified critei la,
giam
NOW
IS
THE
TIME
□ Student
□ Teacher
Acres to Corn
Lancaster Farming. Saturda.v. December 13. 196 P
nq
expected to meet .ill t'lmeisdv
rcqunemcnls to complete then
college education
Each student lakes pai I in .1
woik-studv piogiam and re
ceivc.s about Sl5O pei term foi
departmental vvoik Cash giants
range fiom 5215 to 5350 nei
person per tei m depending
upon need Infoimal tutoiing
is available from volunteers
among the faculty, staff, and
students The Ag Student Conn
cil has 25 volunteei tutors readv
to lend a hand
Efforts to locate eligible pei
sons were concentrated in the
small towns and mral areas Of-
wayne \mmi
CALF KRUNCH Mi WAYNE I
Mat) ANIMAL I
health I
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R. D. 1, Stevens
SECOND SECTION
Paradise
W itmer
Remholds
finals of im.il high schools
thioughoul Pennsvlvania wore
contacted and selected students
weie intei viewed Financial
need was a neeess.irv qualifica-
tion but not the only one E)f
foils at self help dining high
school such as after school em
plov nienl. were majoi factors in
selecting certain individuals
Dr Henson and associates
sought >oung pei sons wanting
to take scientific courses of
studv Above average high
school academic performance,
combined with average scores
on standardised college en
trance examinations were other
considerations used in selecting
the first eight enrollees At
least four additional students
will be admitted during the next
three academic years
HEISEY
FARM SERVICE
Lawn Ph 964-3444
MOUNTVILLE
FEED SERVICE
R. D. 2, Columbia
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R. D. 1, Ronks
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