LANCASTER (Lancaster Co.) Applicants for Keystone’s
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Young have been named recipi- *« uors who hve m Keystone’s
ents of Keystone’s Farm Credit’s territory and plan to
two annual scholarships. ”*** m culture or agnbusi-
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His calm, well-modulated voice
inspires confidence and wins
affection. His coming is greeted
with demonstrations of pleasure,
and his going with evident
disappointment.
Who sees something more in
cows than the drudgery of miking,
more in swine than the grunt and
squeal, more in the horse than the
patient servant, and more in the
sheep than the golden hoof.
Herdsman, shepherd, groom
yes, and more.
Broadminded, big hearted,
whole souled: whose life and char
acter linger long after the cordial
greeting is stilled and the hearty
handshake is but a memory: whose
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silent influence forever lives.
May his kind multiply and
replenish the earth.
final Thoughts
We can manage without the “fit
ten” and “jockeys.” We can even
manage without breeders and feed
ers who lose sight of their valid
reasons for attending junior lives
tock shows. We cannot afford to
have livestock shows without
extension agents, vo-ag instruc
tors, 4-H club leaden, fair offi
cials, and parents.
Without junior exhibiton, there
is no valid reason to conduct a
junior livestock show, and we can
ill-afford to lose the stockmen who
participate in our junior livestock
programs.
ness at a four-year college on a
full-time basis.
Justin is the son of Sue Kauff
man and Jay Howes, both of
Elizabethtown. Justin attends
Elizabethtown Area High School
GROVE CITY (Mercer Co.)
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culture in the Classroom program
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Andrew Young
and plans to study agricultural
economics at Penn State Univer-
sity. He has been involved in the
National Honor Society. Student
Council, Northeast 4-H Dairy
Club, Future Business Leaden of
Graduates and their teacher
colleagues have been invited to at
tend one of six regional work
shops funded by a grant from the
state Department of Environment
al Protection.
With materials provided by the
Pennsylvania Soybean Board and
the Pennsylvania Com Growers
Association, teachers learned
about the vast array of environ
mentally friendly products made
from soybeans and com. They ex-
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America, and Rheems Athletic
Association. He is also active in
the Vanity Club. Key Club, and
serves as treasurer of his senior
class.
Andy is the son of Matthew and
Linda Young of Peach Bottom. He
attends Solanco High School and
plans to study agricultural eco
nomics at the Univenity of Dela
ware. Andy has been active in the
National Honor Society as presi
dent, his church youth group, the
Solanco FFA, the Lancaster
County FFA, and the Solanco
Peer-Helper Program. He serves
on the Solanco Fair Board and
participated in the Solanco Gifted
Program. He has received recog
nition throughout his high school
career, most notably as Rotary stu
dent of the month. New Era teen
of the week, and Sun Ledger’s
face in the crowd.
Both of these students will each
receive a $5OO check and a com
memorative plaque.
perienccd first-hand (he teaching
aids and materials available by
agricultural organizations and the
impact these products have on
their lives.
With the assistance from the
Crawford County and Bedford
County Conservation Districts,
the teachers learned about the im
portance of soil and the cate that
farmers take to preserve the top
soil so important to their liveli
hood.
Teachers also ex
changed ideas about
how they are using the
agricultural lessons they
learned during the sum
mer program in their
classrooms and share
pictures of projects their
students are doing in
their classes.
Three more regional
workshops are planned
for June 18 in Wells
boro, June 19 in Frack
vilie, and June 20 in
West Chester. Any
teacher interested in
learning more about
agriculture and the en
vironment and how to
present that to their own
classes are welcome.
Registration must be re
ceived by June 10.
There is no cost to the
participant.
For more information
about AAFPA or its pro
grams contact Patricia
Sueck, 534 Kennedy
Road. Airville, PA
17302, (717.) 862-3486
or Carol Ann Gregg,
147 Old Mill Road,
Grove City, PA 16127,
(412) 458-6108.