CORINNE
the Chomp!
MOWRY PRINCE CORINNE, EX(92)2E
Owned by Clarence and Kenneth Mowry,
Roaring Spring, PA
THE NEW WORLD’S RECORD COW
FOR MILK PRODUCTION
Total Days Total Milk
24 V 3847
49 7910
77 12741
97 16025
105 17257
143 23153
171 27293
206 32230
222 34360
234 35873
244 37076
262 39211
299 43506
305 44175
319 45730
335 47529
343 48830
365 50759
Pennfield is proud to have
been part of this
outstanding Worlds Record.
pennfield feeds
711 Rohterstown Road, Lancaster, PA 17604
Lancaster 299-2561 • York 854-7867 • Red Lion 244-4511
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about your herd’s feeding program?
Farm
Youth
Leader
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been involved in many
county judging contests and
has been a cooperative
scholar traveing to the
PAFC conferences at
Shippensburg State College.
Gordon has been on the
livestock judging team and
traveled to Kansas City to
compete at the National FFA
conferences He has also
entered the FFA tractor
driving contests and this
year placed first in the area.
Gordon’s main FFA
project has been in the field
of dairy. He presently owns 4
registered Holstein cows and
2 heifers and is a member of
the Jr. Holstein Club.
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and leader not only in FFA but in many farm youth
When asked how he would related groups,
change FFA if possible,
Gordon explained that he
would like to tell more people
about FFA and its activities
“Many people just don’t
know what FFA is all
about,” he stated. “I think
we need to give it a new
image and let others know
about the work and activities
we get involved in.”
“FFA is a good
organization and besides
giving you responsibility it
makes you proud of your
accomplishments.”
Gordon certainly has
much to be proud of with all
the responsibility he has
taken on over the past few
years. For along with his
farm related activities he is
a also a student leader in
school and was a varsity
wrestler.
Gordon is planning to go on
to college and study Dairy
Science but for the moment
he is consentrating on
completing his senior year at
Pequea Valley.
During the Farm Show, to
be held in January, Gordon
will be receiving the
Keystone Farming Degree,
significant of the work and
responsibility he has taken
on during the past four years
in FFA.
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Made
• FREE STALLS
• BARNYARD FENCES
• SILAGE CARTS in stock
• PIPE GATES 6 ft. to 16 ft.
(every 6") in stock
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MANUFACTURING CO.
DISTRIBUTOR OF CENTRAL TRACTOR PARTS CO.
R.D.3 Myerstown Phone (717) 933-4151
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Youths Learn "Art"
of Breadmaking in 4-H
Nothing is more satisfying
than the aroma of a freshly
baked loaf of bread, or basket
of rolls, or of pastenes. Over
715,000 boys and girls re- At the annual 4-H event,
ceive that satisfaction when sbc na tj o nal winners will be
they prepare tasty, delicious announced wit h each re
bread dishes as part of their ce ivi n g $7OO educational
activities in the national 4-H scholarships, courtesy of the
bread program. company.
Sponsored by Standard Q ne such national winner.
Brands Incorporated, these j year, was reluctant to
youthful bakers create tasty, en t er the program. Ann
nutritious bread dishes that Gurney of Cheshire, Mass,
excite their family, friends was astounded when her
and neighbors. The youths mo ther first suggested she
know that bread is an impor- enroU in the 4.H bread pro .
tant part of the 4-4-S-2 daily gram “Breadbaking, I
formula for good nutri- thought was something
tion-four servings of bread le did fa the old d
and cereal four of fruits and f aid the j 8 Miss .
yegtables, three of milk and » But » she added de .
two of meat cided to give it a try”.
Supervised by the Cooper- Some dine ' lat Miss
atiye Extension Service, G to more
4-Hers m the bread program 15Q blue nbbons for bread
give demonstrations on bread- and other foods exhibits . Last
making to other youths and alonC) prepared
adults m their community. more than 2QO bread
They are also ehgiblefor products , She has iven nu .
awards provided by Standard mcrous bread demo “ strations
Brands The company offers and headed the food d rt .
up to four medals of honor ment of the Berkshire County
for county winners and an p air
expense-paid trip to National
4-H Congress in Chicago, Dec.
I—s for a top winner in each
state.
Across the country in
Wyoming, Nalene Robinson,
18, of Bedford, has been bak-
ing foreign breads using
recipes handed down by her
grandmother. She also has
found bread and other baked
foods an appreciated gift by
friends, neighbors and
shut-ins, especially at holiday
time.
For more information on
the 4-H bread program con
tact the local county exten
sion service office.
PUNCH LINE
OF THE WEEK