FFA Sweetheart and
IContlmMrd From Page 1| Dlatrict Show and had
lummcr t Jane the Junior grand champion at
exhibited the reserve Junior the Cheater Fair. She also
champion Guernsey at the showed her animal at the All-
ONLY WAY TO COMBAT HIGH COST
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First find out if you need extra protein in your herds
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Many dairy and beef rations do not need extra commer
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Eastern Lancaster Co.
Melvin Herr
RR2 New Holland Pa 17557
Ph 717-354-5977
North Western
Earl B. Cinder
RD2 Manheim. Pa 17545
Phone 717-665-3126
Southwestern Lancaster Go.
Ben Greenawalt
RD2 Conestoga, Pa 17516
Ph. 717-872-5686
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J. H. Moore
1213 Zorba Drive
Whitehall, Pa 18052
Ph 215 432-5987
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Cy Arnold
739 Rosewood Drive
Douglasville. Pa 19518
Ph 215-385-6249
Western Lancaster Co.
A. L. Wertman
413 Locust St
Columbia. Pa 17513
Ph 717 684-8768
Teen Leader
class.
Jane has shown much
leadership capabilities in 4-H
work by serving as a teen
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William Windle
RDI
Atglen, Pa 19310
Ph 215 593-6143
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RD#l
Robesoma, Pa
Ph 215-693 6160
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RD2, Box 157
Annville Pa 17003
Ph 717-867-1445
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leader and by attending the
4-H leadership Conference
and the Teen Leader Camp
at Dublin Gap.
Jane said that she ap
preciated the 4-H work that
she has been involved in and
explained that 4-H had
helped her to be more
outgoing.
"4-H has given me a lot of
confidence in myself and
now I enjoy talking with
people where once I was
shy.”
School activities also
keeps Jane busy as she is a
member of the Future
Teacher’s Club and the
school band and is also a
reporter for the newspaper.
She also belongs to the
student senate and tutors
elementary students in
reading.
Jane began her reign as
Sweetheart early this week
as she was invited to the
banquet for Interstate Milk
Co-op in Philadelphia.
Within the coming weeks she
will also be attending many
of the FFA functions and the
Farm Show.
“I know I’ll be busy,” she
said “but FFA work has
always been interesting and
I’m sure I’ll enjoy
representing our chapter.”
Jane is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Robert McSparran
and resides with her parents
on their 230 acre farm.
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more power
See the 1975 John Deere
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The new line of John Deere Lawn and Garden Tractors are
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Lawn Tractor that’s ideal for smaller lawns. There are four
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Lancaster Farming, Saturday, Nov, 23,1974 —
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Russell A Mease
Mease
Joins
Hubbard
Russell A. Mease is the
newest addition to the field
marketing team of Hubbard
Farms, and will be con
centrating on sales and
service for the new Hubbard
Leghorn. The announcement
of his appointment was made
by Lowell R. Blass, Hubbard
director of sales.
Prior to joining the
Hubbard organization, Mr.
Mease spent 18 years with
Babcock Poultry Farm, Inc.,
most recently as vice
president and general
manager of the lititz, Pa.,
brand).
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New Holland 3544191
Consumers* Corner
Return, Recycle, Vie Leu
Nearly everything wo buy
comet In a package or container.
Bottlci, boxes, bags, wrapper*,
cam and paper* Moit people arc
in the habit of throwing these
things away. That meant watting
them Paper and cardboard arc
made from trees. Cons arc made
from metal. Glass Is mode from
silica and sand melted together
using lots of electricity All these
arc natural resources If we keep
throwing stuff away someday
there won't be enough natural re
sources left to make the things
we need
One thing we can do so as not
to waste resources is recycle the
things made from them Recycle
means return to use again. Not
everything can be recycled but
much can Check to sec if there's
a recycling center near you Even
better is to use returnable con
tainers (Recycling uses a lot of
energy). Rcturnablcs arc things
that can be used again Just as
they are Many of the materials
used in packaging cannot be re
turned or recycled, so the most
helpful thing we can do to not
waste resources is to use less of
these things.
The most we can do to help
conserve our trees and rivers and
other natural resources is to use
only what is absolutely necessary,
return and reuse whatever pos
sible, and recycle the things that
can’t be reused
Born and raised on a
Pennsylvania farm, he is a
graduate of National
Agricultural College. He wiQ
continue to reside in
Manheim, Pa., with his wife
and children.
696-2990
SHOTZBERGER’S
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