Lancaster farming. (Lancaster, Pa., etc.) 1955-current, August 09, 1980, Image 98
ClO—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, August 9,1980 WILMINGTON, Del. working on a dairy farm m agricultural events Judy Wright, a 23-year-old nearby Landenberg, Pa , for throughout the year, and will candidate for a masters the past two-and-a-half appear on radio and degree in plant science at the years, so she knows a good television. University of Delaware, is bit about the subject of milk A member of collegiate 4- the state’s new Dairy production H FFA. and the Agronomy Princess. She was crowned As 1980 Delaware Dairy Club, Judy describes herself during dairy industry Princess she will visit as a ‘ club person” festivities at the recent schools and shopping centers “Ten years from now,” Del ware State Fair in to talk about milk and she says, “I hope to own a Harrington. nutrition. She will also dairy farm and be a county Judy, who hails from represent the local dairy agent ” Her father, Everett Wilmington, has been industry at various Wright, is a duPont company Judy Wright of Wiimintgon is state's 1980 Da»ry Princess A graduate student at the U of 0, she works on a dairy farm and hopes in time to become a county agent. Now I’ve heard hose down after the morning everything work Can I sue the farmer A Massachusetts superior for leaving the milking court ruled last week that a facilities in such a mess 7 Or wife could sue her husband could he sue me to recover for injuries she sustained on the costs of my injuries since a sidewalk he hadn’t it was my fault for not properly cleaned of snow having cleaned it up sooner 7 Good gnef Think of the horrendous spousal-lawsuit He slips and smacks possibilities hanging around against the wall on milk that a farm he sent over for the calves Just suppose that, in my and I spilled while pouring it usual clumsiness, I slip on a into bottles Am I liable 7 pile of manure in the milking Or I bruise a toe falling parlor while on my way to over the boots he left laying WILL SOYBEAN MEAL BE TOO HIGH TO BUY? 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