IMPCO shippers vie r . , . , # , ~ , rr Local youth conservation school scheduled r SOUTHAMPfON - Nineteen Young Cooperators were selected and will participate in an Out standing Young Cooperator Contest, scheduled June 23-24 at the Hershey Lodge and Convention Center At this contest, five Young Cooperators will be named to Inter-State’s Young Cooperator Consultant Committee Each will serve three-year terms coor dinating Inter-State’s Young Farmer Program Each contestant will attend the contest, as well as Inter-State’s 1982 Annual Meeting, expense paid The top two couples will attend the National Milk Producers’ Federation annual meeting in Detroit November 28- December 3. The other three of the top five couples will attend the American Institute of Cooperation’s National Leadership Institute at Purdue University August 2-5. The contestants are Koy and Geraldine Hoppes of Mohrsville, Theodore and Penelope Fox of Woodstown, N J, Barry and Sandra Neff of Quarryville, James and Susan Saathoff of Denton, Md , Tom and Janice Denhnger, of Leola, Ernest and Sandra Klinger of Khngerstown, Andrew and Linda Inhot of Spring City, Roy and Elizabeth Crow of Ken nedyville, MD; William and Judith Parry of Oxford; Steven and Susan Neff of Quarryville; Donald and Paulette McMahon of Petersburg; Paul Ritter of Muncy, David and DAIRY Joint Land Bank and PCA Services FARM CREDIT SERVICE for YC title Rita Kauffman of Atglen, Thomas and Shayne Dumm of Landisburg, and Wanda Yoder of Belleville. Dennis and Teresa Brumbaugh of Martmsburg, Charles and Jonna Baker of Bedford, Timothy and Marcia Brown of Littlestown, Wayne and Loudems Beidel of Newburg Lancaster Society 1 meets for a program on flowers and plants by James Nearhoof Lancaster Society 6 meets at the Brethren Village, program by Leah Zuck Lancaster Society 22 meets for tea and sandwiches with Lorame Rohrer Lancaster Society JJ meets for a tour of Lancaster General Hospital Lancaster Society 14 meets at the Farm and Home Center to Milking parlors carousel operations burterfat content haylage silage pro tem supplements its the language of dairy And you ve got to speak it to succeed spoken here. OTTO Contact Your Local AWS. Cd Saturday, June 5 Tuesday, June 8 Wednesday, June 9 We speak Dairv We make long term loans to farmers for land acquisition farm improvements debt consolidation whatever you need for your dairy operatior. We re farmer owned I.ANCAMFK - Openings die still available lor the 1982 l*m caster County V outh Conservation School which will be held August 1 to 7 at the Northern Lancastei County Fish and Game Association Grounds _ Jointly sponsoied by the I caster County Conservation District and the Lancaster County entertain Society b and the county officers Thursday, June 10 Lancaster Society 21 meets tor miniature golf at the Village Greens in Strasburg Saturday, June 12 Lancaster Society 19 meets to hear Grace Miller Lancaster Society 2 meets to hear the Denver/Ephrata Telephone representative on problem phone calls Lancaster Society 10 meets to hear Nancy Heiller from the Pilot Club Lancaster Society 25 meets to visit Rock Ford Plantation and ffiimer contiolled We know whot cou re up against Call or come by today FARMING spoken here hedetalion ot Sportsman Clubs, the cu-educatiunal school provides a unique expel lence toi y outh aged 14 to lb Professional toi esters, game and tish commission personnel agronomists, naturalists, and biologists provide mslruction in various conservation areas, and there is instruction in tun things, such as fishing, shooting, and COLLEGE PARK, Md - Eastern Shore teams won both the senior and junior divisions of the seventh annual Maryland 4-H Dairy Bowl knowledge com petition, held recently on the University of Maryland campus at College Park The champion senior team c ame tiom Kent County, and the top junior team hailed fiom Cecil County Montgomery County had the runner-up senior team, and Baltimore County had the second place junior team Members of the winning senior team were Susan Sutton, 17, of Chestertown, Robin Hill, 17 of Kennedyville, Holly Freeman, 18, also of Kennedyville, and Raney Debnam, 14, of Worton Freeman was the team captain CHAMBERSBURG - The Franklin County 4-H lamb and Sheep Club recently named its new officers Elected were president Zoe Wildeson, James Good, vice president, Connie Stull, secretary, James Martin, treasurer, and David Keener, news reporter Farmer Boy Comes Through Agoin... TRUCKLOAD SALE FARMER BOY AG. 457 E MAIN AVE MYERSTOWN PA 17067 & BEST IN DESIGN, PRICE AND EXPERIENCE Lancaster Farming, Saturday, June 5,1982—813 Maryland holds dairy bowl event Franklin lamb and sheep club names officers WOVEN WIRE FLOORING Cheek Oar Price Before You Bu/ 5 GAUGE GALVANIZED LOW CARBON TOP QUALITY STEEL Complete sales, service and installation of: Gestation, Farrowing, Nursery Grower and Finishing Systems SWINE 4 POULTRY SYSTEMS SPECIALISTS hiking Main of the local sport sman clubs in the County offer full or partial scholarships to inleiest boys or girls Anyone interested in sponsoring a student lal Jbs toi the week) or interested in attending should call the Lancaster County Con servation District at 717-299-5,581 Deadline for the camp is June 15 and enrollment is limited to 5o Team coach was James M Downes, county Extension 4-H youth agent at Chestertown He was assisted by Roy W Crow of Kennedyville, a Kent County dairy farmei The team is now eligible to represent Maryland in the national 4-H dairy bowl contest, to be held November 5-7 during the North American Dairy Show at Ixiuisville, Ky Members of Cecil County s state champion junior 4-H dairy bowl team were Diane Moore, 1.1, of Cahert, Karen Knutsen U of Rising Sun. David Rell. 12, of Calvert, and Lisa Davis, 14. of Earleville Virtually the same team had placed second in the junior du ision of the 1981 Maryland 4-H Dairv Bowl The club meets on a monthly basis at the county Extension office Recently, Dr Brian Woodward of the Chambersburg Animal Hospital spoke to the 24 club members about internal and ex ternal parasites of sheep fmW* ‘ JjHEHHI K r « jr *** / INC PH 717 866 7565
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