Contestants Prepare For Cumberland County
CARLISLE (Cumberland Co.)
Three teens will compete in the
Cumberland County Dairy Prin
cess Pageant to be held at the
Embers Convention Center, Carli
sle, on June 19, at 8 p.m.
The contestants include the fol
lowing: Laura Lee Deitch, daught
er of Chester Sr. and Kathy Deitch
of Mcchanicsburg. Laura will be
completing her sophomore year at
Cumberland Valley High School.
She hopes to study radiology at
Holy Spirit Hospital.
Diane Myers, daughter of
Zick Dairy
his fellow directors to insure the
highest possible quality of educa
tion, but with consideration of
expenses so that taxpayers will not
be unduly burdened.
Ziclc expressed concern over the
difficult times being experienced
by dairy farmers. While he
believes that his operation can sur
vive, because of efficiency and
home-grown labor, he worries that
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743-0515 Wycombe. PA 18980
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700 E. Unden St.
Richland. PA 17087
(717) 866-7518
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N. Groffdale Rd.
Leola, PA 17540
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Richard and Ethel Myers of Boil
ing Springs, is a junior at Boiling
Springs Sr. High School.
Heidi Negley, daughter of
Ronald Jr. and Joyce Negley is a
junior at Big Spring High School.
Since this is the 2Sth year of the
Cumberland County Pageant, for
mer dairy princesses will attend
and give an update on their activi
ties since their reign.
Entertainment will be by "This
Bears Repeating,” a music mini
stry by Jim and Lynda Bear and
their four children.
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many others are nearly at a break
ing point
Last year’s drought made condi
tions worse, and any further disas
ters could well marie the demise of
many near-marginal operations.
He is also concerned about the
high costs of capitalizing a dairy
farm, and wonders how younger
men and women can get started in
the business.
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Pitman, PA 17964
(717) 648-1120 PEOPLE’S SALES & SERVICE
Oakland Mills, PA 17076
(717) 463-2735
R.W. KELLER SALES
Perkasle, PA 18944
(215) 257-0101
GUS FARM EQUIPMENT
Seven Valleys, PA 17360-0085
(717) 428-1967
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(215) 445-4541
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Maxatawny, PA 19538
(215) 683-7252
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West Grove, PA 19390
(215) 869-9440
869-2214
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Science Teacher To Attend
CHAMBERSBURG (Adams
Co.) Donald Summers, a 4th
grade science teacher at the Ber
mudian Springs Elementary
School, has been selected to attend
the new program, initiated by the
Pennsylvania Foundation For Bet
ter Living and the Adams County
Farmers* Association, in which he
will learn to “feed minds for a suc
cessful tomorrow.”
According to committee selec
tion chairman Ed Wilkinson, “Mr.
Summers is committed to increas
ing the understanding and aware
ness of the interdependence of
people, food, fiber and the envi
ronment among Pennsylvania’s
elementary and secondary school
students, educators, farmers, and
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Diane Myers
Ag Workshop
the general public for the purpose
of encouraging critical thinking
and wise decision making to
maintain a viable agricultural sys
tem conductive to a healthy and
economically stable society.”
The fun-filled, hands-on work
shop will be conducted July 20-23
at the Pennsylvania State Univer
sity to focus on the wholistic edu
cational approach, enabling
elementary teachers to develop
projects and lessons that integrate
agricultural concepts into their
existing curriculum.
Participants are requested upon
completing the workshop to return
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and ideas with other local
teachers.
As a teacher sponsor, the
Adams County Farmers’ Associa
tion will be establishing an agri
culturally literate “ambassador” in
the county, committed to increas
ing the understanding of the rela
tionship between agriculture, con
sumers. and the economy.
The workshops will be geared
toward teachers with no or limited
agricultrual background. The par
ticipants will be introduced to
numerous resources.
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