SHIPPENSBURG Ten Commonwealth your® adults received scholarships from the
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Jones, RD2, Volant; Laurie Duran, RDI, Bulger; and Christine Draksler, RDI, Armagh.
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RDI, Montrose. At right arc Mr. and Mrs. John Grab, Hershey, group chaperones.
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Lancaster Farming, Saturday, July 23,1983—A39
Lancaster 4-H
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Two-Year Old 1 Jennifer Ann Shertzer. 2 Jerc L
Shertzer Three Year Old I Tom Arrowsm/th 2
Jennifer Ann Shertzer 3 Sarah Arrowsmith. 4
Timothy R Ulrich Four Year-Old 1 Helen
Arrowsmith 2 Tom Arrowsmith Five-Year Old 1
Helen Arrowsmith 2 Tom Arrowsmith Five Years
and Over 1 Matthew J Arrowsmith Senior
Champion Helen Arrowsmith Reserve Tom
Arrowsmith Grand and Reserve Champions
same Champion and Reserve Owner Breeder
same
HOLSTEINS • Junior Ca«: I John Michael Eby.
2 Steve A Hershey 3 David 6 Landis, 4 Susan
J Barley. 5 Robert Barley. 6 Keith B Hershey
Intermediate Calf 1 Robert N Barley. 2 Thomas
J Barley, 3 Susan J Barley. 4 Thomas Wifcer 5
J Matthew Wanner. 6 Kathy Shertzer Senior
Calf 1 Thomas Barley, 2 Robert N Barley 3
NikelleL Wivell. 4 Earl Landis 5 Dorothy Frey 6
Matthew Welk Junior Yearling I Robert N
Barley, 2 Susuan J Barley. 3 Jeffrey Welk 4
Ag science fair scheduled
NEWARK, Del. - As part of the
University of Delaware's 150th
birthday celebration, an
agricultural science fair for young
people will be a special feature of
the annual Farm and Hgpe Field
Day Aug. 10 at the university’s
Georgetown substation.
Individuals and groups may
enter exhibits, and will compete
for cash prizes.
Exhibitors must have turned 12
years old by July 1, 1983, and must
not have completed high school
prior to June, 1983.
They must assemble and display
their own exhibits, which may not
be larger than 30 inches deep, 30
inches long, and 36 inches high.
Exhibits must be in place from 10
a.m. until 8 p.m. on Field Day.
Ad youths are eligible regardless
Yocum slates open house
LANDISVILLE John O.
Yocum, Superintendent of the
Southeastern Field Research
Laboratory, announced that
Thursday, Aug. 11 will be open
house at Penn State’s Field
Research Laboratory.
Tobacco market to open
WASHINGTON, D.C.
Flue-cured tobacco
markets will open on
Wednesday, one week
later than originally
planned, the U.S.
Department of
Agriculture announced
today.
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C.W. McMillan,
assistant secretary of
agriculture, said
opening dates for the
1983 season are delayed
because of pending
legislation to freeze
price supports at the
1982 level.
Under the revise
schedule, markets
openings will be: July
27, Area A (Georgia-
Florida); Aug. 2, Area B
(South Carohna-Border
North Carolina); Aug. 3,
Area C, (Eastern and
Southern Middle Belt,
North Carolina); Aug. 8,
Area D, (Northern
Middle Belt Markets);
Aug. 15, Area E, (North
CLRRK
Diane Hershberger 5 Steve A Hershey 6 Sara
Hess Senior Yearling 1 Brenton Brubaker 2
Sylvia Frey 3 Brian Eckman 4 Debbie Landis. 5
JohnKmdig 6 Thomas Barley Junior Champion
Robert N Barley Reserve Junior Champion
Brenton Brubaker
Two-Year Old 1 Thomas McCauley. 2 Karen
Kauffman 3 Diane Hershberger 4 James
Shertzer, 5 Phillip Rutt 6 Thomas Barley Three
Year Old 1 Mark Welk Four-Year-Old 1 Karen
Shertzer Five Years-and Over 1 Jennifer N
Stauffer. 2 James Shertzer, 3 Susan Hess 4 Pam
Kmdig Grand champion Thomas McCauley
Reserve Mark Welk Owner breeder Debbie
Landis. Reserve Diane Hershberger Dam and
Daughter 1 James Shertzer. 2 Susan Hess
SHOWMANSHIP First Year Division Champion
Danean Charles Reserve-Matthew Weik Junior
Division Champion Janice Garber Reserve-
Thomas A McCauley Senior Division Champion
Steve A Hershey Reserve-Sarah Arrowsmith
CALF DRESSING CONTEST I Ayrshire Jersey
Swiss Club, 2 Kids and Cows Club 3 Guernsey
Club
of race, color, sex, handicap, place
of residence or national origin.
The competition is divided into
seven categories, each with a $3O
first prize, $2O second prize, and
$lO third prize. Categories are:
entomology; plant diseases; plant
nutrition; soil science; animal
science; agricultural engineering;
and agricultural economics and
marketing.
Prizes will be awarded at Field
Day .following the 5 p.m. dinner.
Exhibitors must be present to
receive an award.
Entry blanks may be obtained
from county extension offices in
Newark, Dover or Georgetown,
and must be returned by July 29.
For more information, call:
Sussex County, 856-5250; Kent
County, 746-4675; new Castle
County, 738-6965.
Interested persons can view
current research and have their
questions answered by personnel
from Penn State. Items of interest
are commercial com hybrids and
soybean varieties; nitrogen fer
tilization and tillage studies- on
hybrid com; com disease studies;
soybean weed control; tobacco
varieties and weed control; potato
varieties, breeding and insect
control; double-crop soybeans,
snap beans and lima beans; sweet
com hybrids; tomato and pepper
trials; flower trials.
Lunch can be purchased from
Lancaster County Society Farm
Women No. 5 at the Laboratory.
Carolina-Virgmia Old
Belt Markets).
Announcing the delay
now, McMillan said, will
give industry more tune
for orderly changes in
season planning and
timely placement of
personnel. The
possibility of a delay, he
said, was anticipated
and recommended at
the June 24 meeting of
the Flue-Cured Tobacco
Advisory Committee, at
which opening dates
were originally set.
McMillan said a
survey of the tobacco
producing area in
dicates that a
marketing delay this
season will not ad
versely affect most
producers because an
unusually cool spring
has resulted in a late
maturing crop. A few
farmers in the old belt
said they would be in
convenienced by the
action.