C4—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, June 20,1981
Milk production
(Continued from Page C 2)
Jeanette has Milky the Cow, the
child’s toy which actually produces
milk after drinking water, and a
game called “What-Ja-Ma-Call-
It,” about the parts of the cow.
Jeanette says she has little trouble
distinguishing the parts of a cow
because she took a correspondence
course in veterinary medicine and
has completed the bovine portion.
•She has entertained thoughts of
becoming a veterinarians’
assistant.
She enjoys other milk
paraphaneha; anything connected
with the dairy cow. Her living
room is graced by a giant milk
bottle and a painted milk can.
Jeanette concludes, “1 like all of
my cows; they’re unique. When I
see a cow I could go bananas. This
is my mam interest - anything that
has to do with a cow. Friends come
and marvel.”
It’s evident that Jeanette is
enthralled with anything con
nected with dairy, but it’s also
good to note that she enjoys the
product as much as the producers.
“We both dnnk lots of .milk.
When it is hot in the summer and
the milk is really cold it goes down
well,” she relates.
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IT
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Jeanette enjoys sewing,
crocheting and doing needlepoint,
and she is currently working on a
large-sized needlepoint. But it is
not what you might expect. Instead
of a cow, it has a John Deere
tractor and a barn scene, and it is
intended for her husband, who
collects tractors of the toy variety.
She enjoys playing the organ as
well.
Her cow collection is impressive,
but like any good dairy farmer,
Jeanette entertains hopes of
building the collection even larger.
Since she has family and friends
all thinking “dairy” for her, her
herd size is sure to mcrease
without adding to the surplus milk
problem.
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