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a tea-year 4-H member and a
high school senior. -
During his 4-H years, the
youth says, his interests
have shifted from
“vegetables and other
miscellaneous projects” to
veterinary science. Since the
two suburban acres owned
by his parents limited the
size of his animal projects,
Sammons rents two small
pastures and a Iqrge bam to
house his animals.
Newly acquired skills
include caponizing chickens,
delivering lambs, vac
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Sammons has been grand
champion sheep showman
three of the last four years at
the Lawrence County Fair.
Last year he had the grand
champion pen of Dorest
market lambs at the
Western Pennsylvania
Junior Livestock Show and
Sale.
“When showing my
animals, I have a greater
sense of pride knowing that I
bred, raised, and developed
the animals rather than
buying high priced potential
champions,” he says.
Sammons has won trips to
the Pennsylvania
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Leadership Congress, and
the 4-H Citizenship Short
course in Washington, D.C.
In addition to sheep and
swine projects, he has taken
entomology, wildlife con
servation, small engine,
rabbit and poultry.
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are frequently asked about
food and its relationship to
appearance, energy, and
general well-being. The
following are some of the
questions received, and their
answers.
In weight reduction diets,
is there a calorie level below
which it is unsafe to go?
Yes, despite that famous
quotation that “You can’t be
too rich or too thin.”” Dairy
Council says that, unless you
are on special orders from a
physician, women shouldn’t
go below 1200 calories per
day, and men, below 1800
calories. To maintain
oneself on fewer calories for
any length of time could
result in a severe shortage of
nutrients.
Do people need diffefent
nutrients at different stages
of life?
All people need the same
nutrients thoughout life, but
in varying amounts
depending upon body size,
status of growth, and ac
tivity. For example, people
of all ages need the nutrients
provided by milk and other
dairy foods, but during the
years when bodily growth is
-greatest, more servings are
needed than during infancy
or later years. The calcium
generously provided by milk
helps in the formation of
strong bones, teeth, and
other body tissues. Other
people benefit from the
calcium in milk because it
may help to prevent
osteoporosis, a degenerative
bone condition.
Is there a perfect food?
No, except for infants in
the first weeks of life, when
milk acts as the completer
diet. While milk supplies
more nutrients per calorie
than most other foods, iron
and vitamin C must be
provided by other sources.
Is it possible to get too
much vitamin D?
Yes. Vitamin in excessive
amounts, taken over a long
period of time, can be toxic.
Amounts slightly over the
daily recommendation of 400
1.t1., however, are not
considered harmful. In
recent years there has been
a trend for manufacturers to
fortify such foods as
breakfast cereals with
nutrients including vitamin
D.
The Council .of Foods and
Nutrition of the American
Medical Association
recognizes only the for
tification of milk with this
nutrient, and sees no
justification for adding it to
other foods.
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