There isn’t an hour - or even a
minute, or a second - that passes by
which doesn’t contain the wonders of
Nature. Much of the time, however,
we’re too busy to take notice of the
miracles of life that are always
present and constantly sprouting.
We’re more aware of the itching and
sweat that comes when we work in
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the hay field and hot mow all day.
Our thoughts are occupied with
production schedules and problems.
Our attention is consumed by
responsibilities and perhaps the
radio in the barn. The routines of our
daily lives have a big hold of our
thoughts.
But at dusk when bullfrogs and
crickets begin their concert and the
moon ascends into a sky dotted with
stars, we have time to appreciate the
serenity and miracles of this
beautiful world we live in. Then - if we
haven't done it before - we can thank
God for having blessed our lives with
a place in the country.
Some folks may prefer to spend the
evening in front of the television set,
but let me tell you, the really big
show is beneath the open sky. I
guess you could say it’s a re-njn night
after night, but it doesn’t get old.
I love to hear the songs of crickets,
watch lightning bugs sparkle over a
field, smell the alfalfa hay, and listen
for the distant jingling of cows’ neck
chains.
And the stars, above, they’re
certainly a source of wonder and
amazement. To think that the
heavens continue into infinity, that’s
incomprehensible. To realize that the
moon, 230,000 miles away, has a
part in life cycles on Earth, is
astonishing And to know that the
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Four Year Old Cow
1. Fred and Mark Naugle,
2. John Stamy IV, 3. Robert
and Christine Gitt, 4. Sharon
Corranan.
Aged Cow
1. Clarence and Ray
Kramer, 2. Sharon Corn
man, 3. Clarence and Ray
Kramer, 4. Fred and Mark
Naugle.
Best Udder
1. Robert and Christine
Gitt, 2. Fred and Mark
Naugle, 3. Sharon Comman,
4. Corlan Farms.
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sun, 93 million miles from us,
provides us with light and warmth so
that life can exist, that too is
miraculous.
I marvel at not only the beauties
that surround us night and day, but
also at the orderly design found in
God’s total creation. His miracles are
evident in the universe which has no
end, and in the tiny cells and atoms
which we can only examine with a
microscope. Amazingly, everything
fits together to give us the world we
know. The more we think about it,
the more convincing that thought
becomes.
Barn swallows swooping through
the evening sky, owls hootmg-in the
woods, and the soft light of the moon
blanketing the countryside - these
are entertainment which fill the mind
and heart with satisfaction, ap
preciation, gratitude, and wonder.
It’s recommended for your viewing
and listening pleasure, if you haven’t
done so already.
Sr. Get of Sire
1. Robert and Christine
Gitt, *>. Clarence and Ray
Kramer.
Best Three Females
1. Fred and Mark Naugle,
2. Sharon Comman, 3. John
Stamy IV, 4. Robert and
Christine Gitt.
Dairy Herd
1. Robert and Christine
Gitt, 2. Fred and Mark
Naugle, 3. Sharon Comman,
4. John Stamy IV.
Produce of Dam
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Clarence and Ray Kramer.
Dam and Daughter
1. Fred and Mark Naugle,
2. Corlan Farms.
JERSEY
801 l Calves
1. Mildred Seeds,
Downmgtown, 2. David L.
Robinson, Waynesboro R 6.
Jr. Yearling 801 l
1. David L. Robinson.
Jr. Heifer Calf
1. David L. Robinson, 2.
Don-Mae Farms, Cham
bersburg, 3. Ann Robinson,
Waynesboro Rfi, 4. Bruce A.
Heller, Downingtown.
Intermediate Heifer Calf
1. James Baney, 2. Helen
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