22—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, August 25, 1973
Witmer
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"It looks like I’ll be coining right
back to the farm after I
graduate,” Peter says. “I had
considered doing other things for
awhile - the Peace Corps,
veterinary school - but I think I
want to start farming right away.
And I know I want to start with,
and stay with, Guernseys.”
In addition to his formal college
training, Peter is gettmg some
practical business experience at
Penn State as treasurer of Alpha
Zeta, the honorary fraternity for
agriculture and biology students.
“Every term I’m responsible for
about $13,000. That’s a lot of bills
to pay and a lot of books to keep.
I’m learning a lot about handling
money, and I’m glad for the
opportunity.”
While Peter has temporarily
dropped out of the local dairy
scene, he is still very active at
Penn State. His most recent
honor there was being elected to
the Coaly Society, an honor
bestowed on only a very few
outstanding ag students. He was
also on the college dairy judging
team, assistant editor of the Penn
State Dairyman, member of the
American Dairy Science
Association, vice-president of the
Penn State Dairy Science Club,
and chairman of the Dairy Ex
position Banquet Committee.
Recently, he represented the
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See a modern automatic farm feed factory and
grain roaster in operation. Also on display will be a
grain and feed storage and transport equipment
A MlX—Mill FARM FIFO SYSTtM IS:
+AUTOMATIC - Starts with the push of a button, turns
itself off when finished.
+ACCURATE - Meters and blends as it grinds - 98
percent accuracy.
-f VERSATILE - Turn dials for different ingredient ratio
mixes.
+ECONOMICAL - 5 cents a ton power cost to grind and
mix.
-f SAFE - Magnets trap tramp steel, motor shuts off for
overload or interruption of ingredient flow.
+PROFITABLE - Home or locally-grown grain, freshly
processed each day or feeding. Financing or leasing
available.
L. H. BRUBAKER, INC.
350Strasburg Pike >
Lancaster, Pa.
ASST JO&* s
Kathy Early Named Lebanon’s Poultry Queen
Penn State Dairy Science Club at
the National Dairy Science
Association convention in
Pullman, Washington.
AT
HERSHEY, PA.
ROY A. BRUBAKER
700 Woodcrest Ave.
Lititz, Pa.
Kathy Early
In the Kitchen
POTATO PANCAKES
1 pkg. (12-oz.) frozen
Idaho shredded potatoes
3 tbsps. chopped chives
1 tsp. salt
2 eggs, lightly beaten
caviar (optional)
sour cream (optional)
Let potatoes thaw, drain
well on paper towels. Mix
with chives, salt and eggs.
Drop by tablespoon into about
1-inch cooking oil (hot), flat
tening slightly with spatula.
Cook until golden brown on
both sides. May be served hot
as hors d’oeuvres with caviar
and sour cream.
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Kathy Early is the new
Lebanon County Poultry Queen.
The 18-year-old grduate of Ann
ville-Cleona High School is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd
R. Early, Lebanon RD4. She is a
student at the National Legal
Secretarial School in Hager
stown, Md.
She was crowned last Saturday
night during a Poultry Queen
Pageant at Boscov’s Department
Store in Lebanon.
Kathy was active in school,
church and 4-H activities. She
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was a member of the South
Mountain 4-H Club for six years
; and held the offices of secretary,
treasurer and social chairman.
She is a member of the Cornwall
United Methodist church where
she plays piano and organ, and
sings in the choir.
In high school, she was an
honor student and a member of
the field hockey team, tennis
team, varsity club, senior high
chorus, glee club and the year
book staff.
Among the many honors she’s
received, Kathy numbers a Girl
of the Year award from the
Lebanon County Federation of
Women’s Clubs, and a'listing in
Who’s Who of American High
Schools.
Buck, Pa.
284-4464
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