C34—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, luna 27,1981
_ __ _ _ unusual ambition. After her
Junior Members namedst ir.ar'B t
become a dairy sire analyst.
“It won’t be easy,” she admits,
“because what I want to do has
always been done by men.” But,
she adds, with the determination
that is characteristic of her record,
“if 1 study hard enough I know I
can be the first woman dairy sire
analyst.”
STEVEN MELL
(Continued (rom Page C 33)
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The daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
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LISAHASFURDER
Lisa Hasfurder, 18, of Has-Lyn
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