B2S-Uncast*r Fanning, Saturday, September 10, 1988
The Delaware County 4-H Sum
mer Fair was held on Saturday,
August 20, at Rose Tree Park,
according to Judy V. Macßone,
Delaware County 4-H program
assistant. The fair included project
judging; a horse show, chaired by
Molly Hiller of Middletown
Township; a livestock show
chaired by Elsie Brown of Ridley
Township and Merritt and Judy
Harman of Middletown Town
ship; a small animal show, chaired
by Renata Ritzman of Wawa, and a
seeing eye puppy show, chaired by
Diane Battey of Upper Provi
dence. The fair also had refresh
ments chaired by Barbara and Jack
Kahler of Sharon Hill and a Tail
gate Sale chaired by Darlene Bers
tler of Folsom and Elsie Brown of
Ridley Township. There were
more than 125 projects exhibited.
The champion and reserve
champion entries at the fair were as
follows:
General Project
Archery: Joan Hanis, Walling
tod, and Benjy Celebre, Walling
ford; counted cross stitch: Melis
sa Macßone, Ridley Township;
blue sky below my feet: Chris
Petrone, Ridley Township;
demonstrations: Carrie O’Brien,
Drexel Hill, and Kerry Boody,
Newtown Square; seeing eye pup
py: Lydia Battey, Upper Provi
dence; woodworking: Chris Pet
rone, Ridley Township; video
productions: Chris and Josh
Young, Clifton Heights, Mindy
and Maureen Murray, Morton, and
Chris Velez, Springfield.
Lifestock Show
Goats: Suzanne Lemly of
Media; Candace Blose of Moylan;
and Jimmy Harris of Wallingford;
Heather Fowler of Bryn Mawr;
dairy cattle: Jimmy Harris of
Wallingford; and Maureen Murray
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of Morton; lamb: Chris and Josh
Young of Clifton Heights; Ben
Ruzowiez of Newtown Square;
and Bryan Haskins of Aston; and
Matt Moore of Aston; pigs: Steven
Hannan of Middletown; Barbara
Hannig of Broomall; Mike Malo
ney of Upper Darby; and Matt
Trumball of Middletown; Kerry
Boody of Newtown Square; James
Henderson of Springfield.
The Four-Leaf
Clover Horse
Show
The Four-Leaf Clover Horse
Show was open to Delaware Coun
ty 4-H Horse Club members and
other riders in the area.
There were 47 horses entered in
the show this year in spite of the
poor weather conditions. The
judge this year was Pamela Taws.
Molly Hiller was the show chair
person. Toots DiDonato of Media,
Joan Major, of Boothwyn, Erica
Surkin of Media, and Joyce Smith
of Aston were die show secreta-
rics; and Pat Saltis of Middletown
was the show announcer, Walt
Major of Boothwyn and Jim Hiller
of Middletown headed a very wet
yet enthusiastic jump crew. This
DENVER, CO “Food safety
is a top issue among food proces
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R. A. Bowling of Monfort, a divi
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“Food safety concerns will cause
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The industry’s move into
branded, case-ready packaging
requires the strictest quality
assurance programs. Animals
must carry identification across the
kill floor and into fabrication. If a
quality-assurance problem occurs
at the retail level, the brand will
identify who has responsibility;
which in turn means a trace has to
be made back to the individual ani-
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4-H Fair Winners Announced
Closer Look At Animal Drug Classification
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Arion’s Desire ridden by Cathy
year winners were: in the green galtis Q f Middletown; and in the
hunter division, Charlott’s Mages- hunter pony division, My Sun
tic Velvet ridden by Jill Steeley of > Kid, ridden by Cynthia
Media; in the hunter division, Burgess of Philadelphia.
mal and producer.
The Animal Health Institute
(AHI) also is addressing the food
safety issue. In their recent Animal
Health Letter, AHI outlined two
possible proposals to minimize the
drug residue problem. One, which
is favored by many veterinarians,
would shift more drugs into the
veterinary “prescription” categ
ory. The other approach is a
documentation or certification
program where producers would
keep records of animal drugs used
and report them each time a trans
fer of ownership is made.
AHI also has prepared proposals
for changes in the drug
classification system. CurrenUy,
drugs that can carry adequate
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directions for safe use by the aver
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must be proven “safe” for lay use
in order to qualify for over-the
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Another approach is to simply
classify more drugs as restricted
based on usage. If this plan were
implemented, almost all use of
therapeutic drugs will require a
veterinary prescription while die
over-the-counter classification
would primarily include produc
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