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This team from Francis Scott Key
high school near Union Bridge
(Carroll county) placed second in the
state FFA livestock judging contest
May 2 on the University of Maryland
campus at College Park. But the
aggregation performed weH enough
to capture first-place 4*/z months
later in 12-state North Atlantic
regional FFA competition during the
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Eastern States Exposition at West
Springfield, Mass. Shown are (left to
right): William A. Curry, Extension
livestock specialist at the University
of Maryland; team members Mike
Powell, George Taggart, Pat Talbert
and Phil Bassler, alternate and their
coach, Vernon Marshall, a vocational
agriculture teacher at Francis Scott
Key.
Hay, traditionally fed to
cattle on farms where it was
produced, is becoming a
cash crop for many fanners.
In 1970, for example, more
than a billion dollar’s worth
of hay was sold in 18 states.
There ere some 35,000 mar
riages every year in the United
States of persons above the age
of €4. Reasons given lor taking
the step include love as well as
companionship and economy.
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Vegetables Can Be Appealing
Next time you’re clearing
the table, notice which fooda
are the leftovers. Most likely
it will be the vegetables.
According to Extension
foods and nutrition
specialists at The Penn
sylvania State University,
vegetables are the food
Americans don’t eat enough
of. Vitamins A and C, found
in vegetables, are lacking in
many diets.
York County
4-H Council
The October meeting of
York County Council was
attended by 13 clubs. There
will be a hay ride at the next
meeting. The date--
November 6.
It was announced that Ann
Hoover will be Mistress of
Ceremonies at Achievement
night, (October 10). The
Horticulture Club is trying to
get real flowers for
Achievement night and may
get two philodendrons.
A lengthy report was given
on York Fair. The petting
zoo was quite successful with
approximately 8,000 people
attending. Next year
demonstrations may be
given in the Petting Zoo tent.
Paint Day was not too
successful, (not many people
attended), but there was
some painting done.
Cookie and Candy sales
have started and will last
HERSHEY BROS
Remholds
STEVENS FEED MILL
INC
Stevens, Pa
HAROLD H. GOOD
Terre Hill
VAN-MAR
FEEDS INC.
Leesport. Pa
Making vegetables more
attractive and tasty might
help your family like them
more. Before cooking any
vegetable or a combination
of two or more, add a pinch
of an herb, such as mar
joram or thyme. Or, after
cooking, season with butter,
margarine or drippings - or
with salad oil and lemon
Juice, horseradish or garlic.
until the middle of
November. If 4-H’ers sell a
certain amount of boxes by a
date in October there will be
a discount purchase price.
A report on Regional
Council was given. They
decided to include a 4-H
member from each county to
participate at the meetings.
Kevin Lehmen was voted as
York County’s represen
tative. Jeff Roth is the
substitute.
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Or, sprinkle cooked
vegetable* with herb vinegar
or crumbled bacon.
You can mash a number of
vegetables, remind the
Extension specialists. Aside
from mashed potatoes and
sweet potatoes, mash tur
nips, rutabagas, kohlrabi,
carrots and winter squash.
Add hot milk or cream to
moisten these vegetables.
Season with salt, pepper and
butter or margarine. Then
beat until fluffy.
Or, you can cream peas,
carrots, celery, cabbage,
asparagus, broccoli,
potatoes, snap beans, onions,
lima beans, cauliflower or
spinach. Use a medium
white sauce. For quick
creamed vegetables pour
one can undiluted condensed
soup over 3 cups drained
cooked vegetables.
Chill cooked vegetables
and marinate them in sweet
French or Italian dressing.
Any of these should be more
tasty than just plain
unadorned vegetables,
according to the Extension
specialists.
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