64—Uncaiter Farming, Saturday. Sept. 27. 1975
Henkel
UNIVERSITY PARK -
Nancy Lyn Henkel. 19, of
Strasburg Rl, who has
compiled on outstanding
record in 4-H work, today
was named state nominee
for on animal science
scholarship.
Carroll 1,. Howes,
associate 4-H-youth division
leader at Penn State
University, who announced
the selection, said that
Nancy’s 4-H records will be
entered in national com
petition with winners to be
announced at National 4-H
Congress in Chicago,
November 30 - December 4.
PennAg salutes research centennial
“PennAg firmly believes
that only through the skills
learned in research can our
blessed natural resources be
used in a way which will
allow them to be preserved
and to prosper,” Spalding
said.
GETTYSBURG - PennAg
Industries Association
honored the 100th an
niversary of the nation’s
agricultural research ex
periment stations in
ceremonies at the
association’s 97th Con
vention held here September
18. The presentation was
made by PennAg president
Phillip M. Spalding, York
and acknowledged by Dr.
James M. Beattie, Dean of
the College of Agriculture, at
Penn State University.
Income tax
workshop set
Every year more people
seek assistance in income
tax preparation. The Lan
caster County Extension
office is hosting a tax
preparation workshop on
October 21-23 at the Lan
caster Farm and Home
Center. The workshop is
designed for individuals that
wish to improve their ability
to more accurately prepare
their tax returns or to assist
others in preparing returns.
The workshop will include
instructions on both in
dividual reporting and
business. It will include
reporting income, expenses,
depreciation (methods.
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is scholarship
The nominee was picked
from among the 145,000
youth who annually take part
in the Extension Service 4-H
program.
The daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. John H. Henkel, Nancy
is a student at the Delaware
Valley College of Science
and Agriculture. She has
been a 4-H member for 10
years.
She served her 4-H Club as
president, vice president,
news reporter, secretary,
and treasurer, and assisted
with club activities and
events as a teen leader.
The animal science
scholarship nominee com
Spalding recognized many
successful research con
tributions of the Penn State
agricultural institution
ranging from animal
nutrition and health to the
development of a new
commercial plant used in
highway planting (Crown
vetch) which Penn Dot of
ficials estimate has saved
taxpayers $1.6 million an
nually in control of run off,
elimination of mowing and
similar costs.
rates, and additional first
year), long and short term
gains, and investment tax
credit.
It will include instructions
for all new tax law changes,
including new individual tax
credit, standard deductions,
child care deductions and
many more.
A registration fee will be
charged to cover materials
and lunches.
For more detail write the
Lancaster Farm & Home
Center, 1383 Arcadia Road,
Lancaster or Call 717-394-
6851. Ask for a program and
application.
pleted projects in horse,
teen leadership, and
veterinary science. At
Delaware Valley College,
she helped establish the
Campus 4-H Hub.
Active in state 4-H events,
Nancy participated in State
4-H Capital Days, Penn
sylvania 4-H Leadership
Congress. State 4-H
Achievement Days, Slate 4-
H Public Speaking Contest,
Northeast 4-H Teen Leaders
Agribusiness Conference,
State 4-H Horse Show, and
Regional 4-H Demonstration
Days.
Some of her 4-H awards
include the outstanding
In acknowledgement
Beattie thanked the more
than 300 agribusiness
representatives attending
the state-wide meeting not
only for the tribute but also
the past and continued
support PennAg has given to
agricultural research.
“Looking ahead, some of
the problems we’ll be
studying are such things as
land use, energy, unproved
farm income, and increased
productivity for crops and
livestock,” said Dean
Beattie.
Beattie also stressed the
importance of research to
the economy of the nation
and the need for continued
adequate funding.
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$775.00
Junior project book, Junior
demonstration, senior
grooming and showmanship,
outstanding teen leadership,
Stale 4-H Horse Show, and
state public speaking.
In college, she is n
member of the A-Doy
Committee. Block and Bridle
Club, Campus 4-H Club,
cheerleader, Inter-Club
Council, Equine Club, and
National Block and Bridle
Club.
She is one of five Com
monwealth 4-H members
competing for scholarships
in the various project
categories.
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