Wentz wins Baker scholarship
CARLISLE - Timothy
Wentz, 17, of Carlisle Rl, a
freshman at The Penn
sylvania State University
majoring in animal science,
has been named recipient of
a $2OO Allen L. Baker 4-H
Scholarship.
The award, presented
annually to an outstanding
Commonwealth 4-H mem
ber, is in memory of the late
Save on building,
remodeling and maintenance
with quality Reynolds Aluminum
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Hog farrowing and feeding
Priced to compete with steel, Reynolds corrosion
resistant alloy, developed especially for farm use,
helps you save on better farm buildings. You save
on construction because you use large sheets that
cover more and reduce overlaps.
And since there’s no red rust...ever...you save
on paint maintenance down the road.
REYNOLDS
ALUMINUM
Allen L. Baker who retired in
1958 from the Cooperative
Extension Service staff after
serving 38 years as State 4-H
Club leader.
The son of Mr. and Mrs.
Alan B. Wentz, Timothy has
been a 4-H member for five
years.
A member of the Sheaffer
4-H Community Club and 4-H
Light Horse and Pony Club,
General utility building
he served as president, vice
president, and treasurer. He
also assisted with club ac
tivities and events as a teen
leaders.
The scholarship winner
completed projects in horse,
wood science, bicycle, com,
and veterinary science.
Locally, Timothy took part
in the roundup, fund day,
teen leader training, camp,
exchange program, horse
judging, and demonstration
day.
He also participated m the
Regional 4-H Teen Leaders
Retreat, District 4-H Horse
Show, Regional 4-H
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Go with unpainted Reynolds Aluminum on the
roof where its heat reflectivity helps keep stock
cooler in summer and warmer in winter. Then
make sidewalls sparkle with any of five, farm-right
Reynolds Aluminum Colorweld® finish colors:
stable red, meadow gold, valley green, birch white.
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Demonstration Day, State 4-
H Achievement Days,
Pennsylvania 4-H Leader
ship Congress, Farm Show,
and the Cititzenship Short
Course.
He was named Cum-
Pennsylvanians place
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Other Eastern Region
warnings in the World Dairy
Expo included;
Nation Junior Ayrshire
show - Mary L Shank,
Hagerstown, Md., reserve
grand champion, reserve
senior champion, and senior
showmanship; Becky Long,
Thurmont, Md., junior
showmanship.
National Junior Guernsey
Show - Dwayne E. Wessel.
Woodbine, Md., junior
champion and first place
senior yearling; and Bobby
Davis, Varona, Md., first
place five-year-old and over
cow.
National Guernsey Show -
Bobby Davis, Varona, Md ,
grand champion female;
and Melanie J. Clem, Jean
Celestine, and Eleanor
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Poultry building
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Lancaster Fanning, Saturday, October 15,1977
berland County’s Out
standing 4-H Boy in 1976;
was 1977 state vetermary
science contest winner in the
4-H National Awards
Program; and won county
medals in wood science,
bicycle, and veterinary
science.
Rarpa, Federick, Md., first Frederick, Md., first place
place junior yearling heifer. bull calf.
Central National Holstein
Show - George W. Smith 111,
This 3-year-old Guernsey, owned by Berneta
Snider, New Enterprise, Pa., placed first in her
class at the National Guernsey show held in
Madison. Wis., last week. At the halter is Lee Yost,
field representative for the Pennsylvania Guernsey
Breeders, Camp Hill.
DAIRYMEN!
Lehigh Valley Cooperative Farmers
a Pennsylvania based cooperative-
Offers sound milk markets--
at Modern Milk Plants--
PHONE (215) 433-5111
Send the Following:
I am interested in a milk market
with Lehigh Valley Cooperative
Farmers.
Name
Address
Road
I
Phone
LEHIGH VALLEY COOPERATIVE
FARMERS
1000-1160 North Seventh Street
Allentown, Pa. 18001
Attention: John C. York
Vice-Pres.
Member Relations
Game Hens
Rock Cornish Game Hens
are young, immature
chickens—usually five-to
seven weeks of age—that are
tender-meated with soft,
smooth-textured skin, and do
not weight more than two
pounds (ready to cook)
or
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