f ? iwmsJqtfc .yi'inurt,? 5 ! wteGor.bJ AlB-Lancaster Farming, Saturday, September 5, 1987 •V? COUDERSPORT (POTTER CO.) Jane Crossley, Couders port RDI, was presented the 4-H Meritorious Service Award at 4-H Night at the Potter County Fair. Jane has been a leader for 21 years. The award was presented by Betty Trickle UNIVERSITY PARK Trickle, or drip irrigation frequent ly feeds small amounts of water to the plant root zone. Although pri marily used in arid regions, trickle irrigation is also useful to prevent moisture stress for high value and labor intensive crops in the North east Water is critical for seed ger mination, seedlings, flowering, fruit set and fruit enlargement Trickle irrigation is used for crops grown on steep hillsides and also y- LEASIN ./ ■ niEHiM Stmthumt WEATHER VANE with every building purchased Crossley Leads 4-Hers For 21 Years Leet, president of the 4-H Expan sion and Review Committee. Betty Leet also presented the Alumni Award to Judi Turton, Ulysses, who was an active 4-H ’er for many years and has served as a leader of Irrigation Useful works well with saline water. Fer tilizers delivered by trickle irriga tion feed plants directly and more efficiently. More information about the plant-soil-water relationships, sys tem components, specific crop recommendations and system planning are contained in the 24-page booklet Trickle Irriga tion in the Eastern United States, with authors from Maryland, New Jersey and New York. AVAILABLE Morton buildings Call or writ* today to arranga to im and hoar mora raatons why you should own a Morion Building Ph 717/624-3331 3368 Yorfc ltd Oettyebur*, PA 17325 Rd 110. Bon 76 Mcedvllle, PA 16335 State College 80i361 Centra Hall. PA 1682* Boi 126 . Pltillipaburg. NJ 01865 1911 Industrial Drive Culpepdr.VA 22701 P O Box I*7 Herrington, DE 19952 'V ' 1 1. i, i‘ ([, ' V K > t’}',' U/;< mt w t f TH 1 ■ r Ph 814/336*5083 Ph 814/364*9500 Ph 201/454 7900 Ph 703/825 3633 Ph 302/398-8100 the Gold Miners Club for 10 years. Louise Crossley, Coudersport RDI, was named Outstanding 4-H Girl and she also won the Blue Form Award. Achievement awards in the senior division were presented to Chyrie Wheaton, Shinglehouse, Bronc Busters, in the horse categ ory; Diane Prince, Shinglehouse, Homesteaders Club, dairy and livestock, and Brittani Jones, Genesee, M&M Club, other pro jects category. Junior division achievement awards were awarded to B. G. McEvoy, Shinglehouse, Bronc Busters, for horse; Trisha Hoff- Anheuser-Busch Inc., Newark, NJ. • Excellent source of protein, energy and fiber • Year around availability • Brewery pickup or local delivery available ; i / man, Shinglehouse, Homestead ers, for dairy and livestock; Josh Hoffman, Shinglehouse, Home steaders, for rabbits and pets; Janell Jordan, Genesee, Goldmin ers, for hobbies and woodworking; Annmarie Long, Coudersport, Colesburg Country Kickers, food and clothing; and Chris Cook, Shinglehouse, M&M Club, other projects. Name King and Queen for 4-H Night were Keith Majeroni, Ulys ses, Dairy Wide Club, and Judy Erway, Genesee, Homesteaders Club. Winners of the judging contest were: senior team, Homesteaders, BREWERS WET GRAIN A high quality feed ingredient for dairy and beef cattle available from For additional information call Mr. John Ruhnke at (201) 589-4905 junior team, Colesburg Country Kickers; senior individual, Diane Prince, Homesteaders, and junior individual, Nedra Matthews, Homesteaders. Winning awards for demonstra tions were Chad Moshier, Coudersport, Miscellaneous 4-H Club, first; Francis Messier and Joe Gill, Grrr Animals, second; and Michele Moshier, Miscella neous, third. Winning skits were: first place, Grr Animals Club, “I’m Glad I’m a Horseman”; second, Colesburg Country Kickers, “J.C. Penny” and third, Grr Animals, “4-H Projects.”
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