Prize Photos
(Continued from Pago B 12)
she was a teen-ager and shooting
photos. She never stopped.
When she takes a roll of film
with her Pentax, which she calls
her “third arm,” she’s not always
sure how they will come out
“I don’t think about it,” she said
about her methods of committing
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something to film. She said she is
picky about what’s in her shots and
will move things out of the way in
order to get a good shot
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neighboring 500-acre com and
grain farm.
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in a closet in a spare bedroom, but
she does submit them to contests.
Recently, she said, she has taken
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ly and enlarged them, just for her
own pleasure.
Her favorite subjects are ani
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also happen to be the most difficult
to shoot
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Lancaster Farming, Saturday, August 17, 1991-815
Md. Grain Producers
Vote Yes To Checkoff
FREDERICK, MD dum held recently, “yes” to the all grain
Maryland grain pro- More than 75 percent of checkoff,
ducers supported the the eligible grain pro- “We are extremely
grain checkoff referen- ducers who voted said pleased with the
results,” said President
of the Maryland Grain
Producers, Lawrence
Meeks. “Maryland far
mers have shown that
they are good at produc
ing a quality grain crop,
now we can go out and
market our products.”
An assessment of one
half of one percent ('A
percent) of the net value
of grain will be col
lected at the Erst point
of sale starting October
1. The funds will be col
lected by the Grain Pro
ducers Utilization
Board (MGPUB),
which is made up of 17
members. The 13 vot
ing members on the
board will be grain far
mers from throughout
the state to be elected at
the annual Grain Pro
ducers Association
meeting. The remaining
four nonvoting mem
bers will represent gov
ernment and agribusi-
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MILLER EQUIPMENT
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Bachlalsvllla, PA
A.L HERR & BRO.
31? Park Ava
Quarryvilla, PA
Lititz. PA
ness.
The funds will be
used to expand grain
markets through
research, education and
promotion. “Many new
and unconventional
uses for grain, such as
road de-icers, building
materials and biode
gradable products, have
the potential to increase
the demand for grain,”
said Drew Stabler,
Chairman of the Check
off Committee, “We
just need to work with
industry and universi
ties to help sponsor
research and promote
these new products.”
MGPUB will be
meeting at the Mary
land Department of
Agriculture to set their
agenda for the next few
busy months. “We are
hoping to design our
reporting system to be
the same as the federal
Soybean Checkoff
which will be going into
effect at the same
time,” said Lynne
Hoot, who works for
the Maryland Grain
producers. “We want to
make it as simple as
possible for grain deal
ers and producers.”
Any producer who
does not wish to partici
pate in the checkoff will
be able to request a
refund from the
MGPUB. “For now it
is all systems go, and
we are very enthusias
tic,” said Meeks.
For further informa
tion, contact Lynne
Hoot, (301) 956-5771.