Freshmen Receive
Ag Scholar Awards
NEWARK, Del. Seventeen
freshmen enrolled in the Univer
sity of Delaware this fall received
Agricultural Sciences Scholar
Awards from the College of Agri
cultural Sciences.
The competitive awards are
based on academic record and are
renewable. To be eligible, appli
cants must graduate in the top 20
percent of their high school class
and score at least 1050 on the
SAT.
These scholarships, which cov
er tuition, books and fees, are fi
nanced by an agricultural endow
ment program with funds from the
state of Delaware, agribusinesses,
alumni and individual donors.
The State of Delaware Carvel
Agricultural Scholar Awards went
to Julie A. Fine, Glasgow High
School; Eva Santana, McKean
High School; and Christie M. Qui
etmeyer, Dickinson High School.
Forrest L. Sprague, McKean
High School, received die College
of Agricultural Sciences Scholar
Award.
Northeastern Farm Credit
Releases Election Results
LEWISBURG (Union Co.)
Four expired director positions
were filled in the Northeastern
Farm Credit 1993 mail ballot
stockholder election.
The full board of directors in
cludes 12 stockholder-elected
directors and one outside director
elected by the board. The follow
ing were elected with terms begin
ning January 1,1994 and continu
ing through December 31, 1996:
Lee A. Shaffer, a dairy farmer
from Selinsgrove, Union County,
was re-elected to represent the
Middlebuig Division. Dennis B.
Spangler, a dairy farmer from
New Beilin, Union County, was
elected to represent the southern
region, which includes the Lewis
town, Middleburg, Lewis burg and
Bloomsburg divisions. A dairy
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Agricultural Sciences General
Scholarships were awarded to
Tammy Anderson, Wilmington
High School; Shannon I. Tilmon.
Ursuline Academy; Kristin K.
Turner, Seaford High School;
Wendi B. West, Glasgow High
School; and Brian P. Curtain, Cac
sar-Rodney High School. Brian
Curtain also received the Nechay
Family Agricultural Scholarship.
George M. Worrilow scholar
ships were given to Jeffrey Bracht,
Newark High School; Andrea
Breedlove, Milford High School;
Karen L. Maenner, York High
School, Pa.; Mark A. Miller, Mil
ford High School. The Allen
Family Agricultural Scholarships
were awarded to Tricia K. Cos
bey. Seaford High School, and
Ruth A. McQuaid, Milford High
School.
The Harry Hayward Agricultur
al Scholarship went to Jill E. Mill
er. Laurel High School, Laurel,
Md.
Rebecca H. Wentz, A.I. DuPont
High School, received the Hel
muth Agricultural Scholar award.
farmer from Shinglehouse, Dale
R. Hoffman of Potter County was
elected representing the Couders
port Division. Thomas M. Mc-
Carty. a dairy farmer from Sugar
Run, Bradford County, was elect
ed to represent the northeast re
gion. which includes the Towan
da. Tunkhannock, and Williams
port divisions.
These newly elected directors
will join current board members
Donald Corner of Danville, Rich
ard Crawford of Port Royal, Car
roll Doan of Knoxville, Harold
Holt of Middleburg, Richard Krie
bel of Benton, Douglas Lawton of
Wellsboro, Alfred Munro of Jer
sey Shore, Robert Naylor of Fac
toryville, and Robert Whipple of
Towanda.
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cutting Jobs.
Veal
CHICAGO, m.— Floyd Many,
a veal producer from Hobart,
N.Y., has been appointed chair
man of the Veal Committee by
Beef Industry Council Chairman
Ralph (Buck) Bell.
Many, a Meat Board director
since 1987, is the secretary/
treasurer of the New York Beef
Council, where he represents the
interests of veal farmers.
Prior to his appointment as
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Heavy-duty drive gearcases use
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handle rough cutting and shred
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chairman. Many served as co-vice
chairman for two years. As chair
man, Many will also serve as a
member of the Meat Board Execu
tive Board.
Wanda Cooper, a veal producer
from Rothbury, Mich., and Clay
ton Hamish, a veal producer from
Willow Street, Pa., were
appointed co-vice chairs of the
Veal Committee.
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the 160-horsepower power
divider gearcase. The CV drive
line transmits power smoothly and
quietly in turns up to 80 degrees
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with the pto engaged. The
shearbolt-protected CV driveline
has an enclosed grease cavity to
retain lubrication and keep out dirt
for longer life.
Cat 6 shielded wing drivelines
direct power from the power
divider gearcase to the drive gear
cases. Factory-preset clutches pro
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adjusting for convenience and
reduced maintenance time.
The heavy-duty, spring
suspension axle with six wheels
provides strength and flotation for
handling lough cutting conditions.
The center-section tailwheels are
adjustable to match most common
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at the front of the machine levels
the deck front-to-back. A
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between the rods for increased
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The 2018 can be equipped with
a choice of three blade types
suction, flat, and dual for effi
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material, stalk and brush cutting,
and shredding, respectively.
An optional pan attachment for
the blade holders helps a cutter
equipped with either suction or
flat blades ride up and over
obstructions, and reduces scalping
impact and spindle wrap. The
attachment is not available for
dual blades.
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National Live Stock and Meat
Board held earlier this year, the
Veal Committee approved a fiscal
1994 budget for programs of
$1,461,200. Program expendi
tures include $898,706 for promo
tion, $285,304 for consumer infor
mation, $90,999 for research,
$88,573 for industry communica
tions and coordination, and
$97,618 for meetings, contingen
cies, administration, and reserves.
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