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Students Recognized For Special Degrees NEWARK, Del. At the Uni versity of Delaware Honors Day program recently, the achieve ments of outstanding students were recognized. The College of Agricultural Sciences counted numerous students among those honored. Eight students were nominated for a Degree with Distinction. Christine L. Bongiomo, animal science and agricultural biochemi stry, worked on “Differential Activity of Microbial Phytase Throughout the Castro-Intestinal Tract of Chickens.” In the same department, Brewster F. Kingham received a Degree with Distinc tion for work on “Studies with the Mycoplasma Gallisepticum Cytadhesins,” and Jennifer E. Neal for research on “Identifica tion of the Glycoprotein H. Gene of Infectious Laryngotracheitis Virus.” A Degree with Distinction in entomology and applied ecolo gy was awarded to Julia K. Bur zon for her work on “Sexual ONUS GROW i mm •• 1 Premier Exteriors ■GET YOUR BEST ESTIMATE. THEN CALL USf| TOLL FREE 1-800-454-4114 j Mo<lobe used with any other qffer Financing Available ROHRER BRAND 5750 SOYBEANS Mate line variety which matures f similar to Williams 82 but has more * yield punch. • Very good emerger that gets off to a fast start * Good standability •Tolerance to phytophthora root rot ROHRER BRAND 38SO SOYBEANS 1 variety in late Group 111 :y class 'h Yield Excellent Standability Performs well on all types as well as in all ' widths lerant to phytophthora root rot • Good emerger and has a bushy plant type that grows to a good height Selection in Diabroticite Cucum ber Beetles.” Lee M. Walton worked on “Parental Behavior of Wood Thrushes at the Nest,” also in entomology and applied ecolo gy. Derrick E. Bender worked on “An Analysis of Soybean Futures and Cash Prices for the Upper Eastern Shore” for a Degree with Distinction in food and resource economics. A Degree with Dis tinction in plant and soil sciences went to Christina M. Hamilton for her work on “Suppression of Bio logical Nitrogen Fixation in Soy beans by Poultry Manure: Impli cations for Groundwater Quality.” Another senior from that depart ment, David P. Tuch, researched “The Sustainable Home Landscape.” Twelve students received Undergraduate Research Awards. Selected through a competitive procedure, they received hinds to conduct undergraduate research under faculty supervision. Award winners were Amanda J. | Dairy Plan High Tech J Training Seminars p 9:30 A.M. to 3:00 P.M. p Tuesday, June 14 k Leola Family Restaurant * Leola, PA p Wednesday, June 15 i Best Western Motel p Carlisle, PA P • Late reservations accepted till 10 AM i p Monday - Space Limited j We Ship UPS A Poultry Systems Specialists " '•» FARMER BOYAQ, 410 E. LINCOLN AVE.. MYERSTOWN. PA 17067 ■son: Hon.m. 7:00 U BlOO; Archbold, food science; Christine L. Bongiomo, animal science; James L. Elliott, agricultural engi neering; Christina M. Hamilton, plant and soil sciences; Bret A. Icenogle, agricultural engineer ing; Julie L. LaSalle, food science; Jennifer E. Neal, animal science; Claudia P.D. Ockert, animal sci-' ence; Erik B. Schilling, entomolo gy and applied ecology; Sarah C. Schroer, animal science: David P. Tuch, plant and soil sciences; Lee M. Walton, entomology and WESTFAUA Call I*Boo-323-6723, Ext. 243 Lisa Cheek Our Warehouse Prices 24-Hour Service PH 717-866-7565 applied ecology, A group award went to Todd R. Ahem, Tamara E. Bagdon, Danielle Barbara, Kim berly M. Strohmaier, Cheryl L. Staniszewski and Laura E. Tow ers, fod science. Science and Engineering Scho lars are university sophomores who*’serve an in-depth research apprenticeship with a faculty sci entist. Students chosen each receive a $2,000 stipend to sup port a 10-week research appren ticeship in the summer following BUT Kempton Country Fair Friday to Sunday June 17 • 19 Friday - Saturday - Sunday - Every Day Lancaster Farming, Saturday, Juna 11,19M-A29 ...si wcPKWiaakfftp wwctLfmmv TAXES,,. The 40th Annual TOMMY SCHAFFER and the Blue Mountain Ramblers with Sherry, 7 & 9:15 p.m. VICKI BIRD, 8:15 and 10:15. Farm Stock Tractor Pull Single Wheel Stock Pick-up Pulls, 6 p.m. FIREWORKS, 11p.m. GARFIELD & LEE, 3 & 5 p.m. Country Rhythm Band, 7:15 & 10:15 p.m. REX ALLEN JR., 7:15 p.m. & 10:15 p.m. Mountain Madness Off Road Races, 12 and 6 p.m. children’s Day. MISS KEMPTON FAIR SCHOLARSHIP PAGEANT, noon. THE REMNANTS, 4 and 5:15 p.m. THE WHITES, 7 and 9 p.m.. Mountain Madness Off Road Races, noon. Children’s Pedal Tractor Pull, Ip.m. Midway, Rides, Bingo, 100 Exhibitors FREE ENTERTAINMENT rain or shine ADMISSION: $4 Per Person; Children 6 to 12 1/2 price; under 6 admitted free their sophomore year. The research program continues part time during their junior year. Recipients were Amanda J. Archbold, food science; Beth H. Gutowski, animal science; Julie L. LaSalle, food science; Patrick A. Mahaney, animal science; Rebec ca E. Mathers, food science; Kevin C. Morley, plant and soil sciences; James M. NarveL plant and soil sciences; John E. O’Reilly and Christopher G. Randla, animal science. m &n will ioa mLiv&'m snuoMVtfl NEW YORK FARM BUREAU 1994 Kempton Community Center Located in Kempton five miles north of 1-78 or Rt. 737 or Rt. 143, Phone dunng fair; (610) 756-6444