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many aicas of life "I like the
faim" Mie said, “bccniiic of whal
it has taught me about eating foi
livestock 1 like animals "
Karen likes to tell a joke on
heisclf about one of her 4-11 ex
pel icnus Last yeai at the faim
show she washed a steei “The
funny th.ng about that”, she said,
“is that I didn’t realize I was
working on the wrong steer
until I was finished. I still tell
that guy he owes me for the
•teer washing,” she laughed.
Among Miss High’s many ac
complishments was being named
the first queen to leign over the
23rd Eastern National Livestock
Show, at Timonium, Md, last
fall. Hei duties at the show weie
to piesen: ribbons to the wm
neis
Now Kaien is helping Linda to
get intei ested in 411 work, es
pecially with steeis “I like to get
the younger kids interested in
4-H Theie are so many things
competing for their time. I’m
afiaid they will miss the oppor
tunity Actually, Linda says she
Lkes hei steer but admits she is
a little afraid of him yet. “But
I’ll grow into it,” she says.
As for the future, Karen has
two more years in 4-H and al
ready is preparing her new steers
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and 19 were in attendance. The .
club meets once a week for 7 The next meeting will be held
Tuesday, February 3 at 7.30 p.m.
at Landis Bros , Inc.
to take the olace of her twice
reseive champion Angus of last
fall. The new steers, are modern
type steers but Karen says they
will have to hold them back as
they are heavier than normal at
this time. The new projects weie
puichased from DuPont Faim at
the Livestock Exposition
A new project for Miss High,
along with hei biother Lairy, is
a few Charolais - Angus heifers
they have pui chased with the
hope of breeding their own 4 H
steers “I will be too old for 4-H
by the time we accomplish that,”
Kaien said, “but maybe Linda
can show them ”
Karen is the daughter of Mr
and Mrs Harvey High. Beside
her younger sister Linda and hei
oider married brother Larry,
she has an older sister Ruth Ann,
who is also married.
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Eail R 1: Vice President, Lany
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