—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, October 14,1978
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4-H
nominee chosen
UNIVERSITY PARK -
Anne G. Zahradnik, 18, of
Mars, was named state
nominee for an agricultural
scholarship sponsored by the
Educational Foundation of
Alpha Gamma Rho.
The scholarship nominee,
competing 1978 4-H
National Awards Program,
was picked from among the
145,000 youth who /annually
take part in the Extension
Service educational 4-H
program.
The daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Zahradnik,
Anne is a freshman at Penn
State, majoring in
agricultural engineering.
She has been a 4-H member
for five years.
Cooking Fresh?
When cooking fresh fruits
and vegetables, remember
the three basic rules of
nutrient conservation re
duce the amount of water
used, reduce the cooking
time and reduce the surface
area by limiting the amount
of cutting, paring and
shredding Whenever possi
ble, cook roots or tubers like
carrots, potatoes, turnips
and beets in their skins to
preserve vitamins and
minerals
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RETAIL MEAT MARKET
RIGHT ON THE FARM.
• FRESH CUT BEEF & PORK
•FRESH EGGS RIGHT FROMM FARM
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CURED HAMS, BACON
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Orders Taken For Beef Sides; Wrapped
And Ready For Your Freezer.
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We Do Custom Slaughtering
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-DRIES WHITE
- DOES NOT RUB OFF EASILY
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- IS COMPATIBLE WITH DISINFECTANT AND FLY SPRAYS
- WASHES OFF WINDOWS t PIPELINES EASILY
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AVAILABLE WITH COMPRESSED AIR
To have your barn cleaned with air it will
clean off dust, cob webs & lot of the old lime
This will keep your barn looking cleaner &
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Spraying Since 1961
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state scholarship
Anne Zahradnik
A member of the High
Trace 4-H Horse and Pony
Club, she served as
Adams Co.
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the American Health
Profiles testing last
December was donated to
the Adams County Public
Library.
At. the re-organization
meeting of the directors Guy
Donaldson, Gettysburg R 3,
was elected President,
William Slagle, Gettysburg
R 3. was named vice
president, Beverly Benner,
Fairfield Rl, secretary and
Calvin F. Bream, Get
tysburg R 3, treasurer. '
with
secretary, news reporter,
and chairman of numerous
committees. She also
assisted with club activities
and events as a teen leader.
As a 4-H horse club
member, she completed all
levels in the horsemanship
program. She also par
ticipated in the County and
-District 4-H Horse Shows,
horse judging pjinics, and
State 4-H Achievement
Days.
In 1975-76 she qualified for
the county 4-H horse judging
team, and in 1976 won the
first place senior high point
award and high score on the
horse judging team at State
4-H Achievement Days.
vice president conducted the
voting on resolutions.
Women’s Committee
Chairman announced that
the proceeds received from
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