Triple Championships For
Bethany Moore
WEST CHESTER (Chester
Co.) Bethany Moore of
Peachtree Lane, Landenberg,
riding Indian Jane, was
awarded three championships in
the second Triangle Horse Show
of the season at Grazing Acres in
New London.
Moore won the open equita
tion, western, and pleasure
horse division championships.
Reserve championship of
open equitation went to Sarah
Shaffer of West Grove riding
Low Down Louie.
Reserve champion of the
western division was Country
Delight, shown by Shirley Craig
of Brown Road, Nottingham.
Country Delight and Cruising
Bay, shown by Jessica Hinderer
of Mackey Court, Landenberg,
were tied in points and were
joint reserve champions of the
pleasure horse division.
The division attracting the
most entries was the pleasure
pony division, with the baby
green division (both divisions
pay cash prizes) running a close
second. (Leanne Buckley of
Steelville Mill Road, Atglen, was
the top money winner of the
day).
Pleasure pony champion at
the June 4 show was Extremely
Nosey, shown by Jenny Knauss.
There was a tie for the reserve
championship of this division,
with reserve honors awarded to
both Dixie, ridden by Leanne
Buckley, and One Last Trick,
ridden by Taylor Marcus of
Street Road, West Grove.
Marcus was also the champion
of the mini division (for riders 10
and under) and moved up to be
the champion of the beginner
short stirrup division.
Elliot, also ridden by Leanne
Buckley, was the baby green
champion, with the reserve
championship going to Almosta
Toy, ridden by Jessica Knox of
Unionville. Knox, this time
riding Chester, also won the
junior medals class, a pattern
class for advanced junior riders.
Leadline champion was
Christine Jameson of Chadds
Ford, riding One Last Trick. Re
serve champion of this division
was Anthony DiNenno of
London Grove Road, West
Grove, riding his sister’s new
USD A Names National Ag
ibrary In Honor Of Lincoln
BELTSVILLE, Md. Agri
culture Secretary Dan Glickman
named the building housing the
National Agricultural Library as
the Abraham Lincoln Building
in honor of the president who es
tablished the U.S. Department
of Agriculture.
“In 1862, President Abraham
Lincoln and Congress estab
lished the Department of Agri
culture with a mandate to
conduct experiments, gather
seeds and plants, and collect in
formation pertaining to agricul
ture,” said Glickman. “Today,
the National Agriculture Li
brary is the public’s direct link
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of agriculture information.”
Lincoln proposed and signed
into law an act of Congress es
tablishing “at the seat of Gov
ernment of the United States a
Department of Agriculture.”
Lincoln also signed the Home
stead Act, granting Western
horse, Eagles First Love.
The mini mini division, for
riders aged eight and under, had
Ciara Danese as the champion.
She rides Samira and lives on
Thomas Farm Lane, Landen
berg. Reserve champion was
Becky Mark of Paschall Mill
Road, West Grove, riding Spar
kles.
In the mini division, for riders
10 and under, reserve champion
was Heather Frank of Green
field, Cochranville, riding
Smootch.
Short Stirrup, for riders 12
and under, has both a beginner
and advanced division. Ad
vanced division champion was
Liz DiSabatino of Flint Hill
Road, Landenberg, riding Trou
ble Sue. Reserve champion of
this division was Brooke Hollo
way of Marlboro Road, Kennett
Square, riding Wrinkle In Time.
Beginner short stirrup reserve
champion was Alexandra Bru
novszky of Brinton Run, West
Chester, riding Whirlaway Lily.
Beginner rider champion was
Kristen Deets of Old Wilming
ton Road, Coatesville, riding
Siri. Reserve champion was Na
talie Thompson of Quimby
Road, West Grove, riding BV
Sacob.
Halter champion was Quarter
Moon Princess, shown by
Audrey Saunders of Ebenezer
Church Road, Rising Sun. Re
serve champion in Halter was
Lady Genevieve, shown by Me
lissa Scully of Newark, Del.
Four farms participate in this
show series. They are KA Eques
trian Center and Blue Goose
Stable in Cochranville, Grazing
Acres, and Fox Meadow in Un
ionville. Call any of the partici
pating farms for information
and/or to be placed on the mail
ing list for the year 2000 series:
Grazing Acres: 610-255-5009;
KA Equestrian: 610-869-0746;
Fox Meadow 610-444-8805;
Blue Goose: 610-869-2233.
Show Judge was Kathy Awl
of Port Deposit, Md., assisted by
Ringmaster Loretta Underwood
of Cochranville. Show an
nouncer secretary was Hope
Woollens of Landenberg, as
sisted by Jennifer Knox of Un
ionville. High points were tallied
by Jeff Moore of Landenberg.
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The National Agricultural Li
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USD A Proposes Fee Increase
For Egg, Poultry, Rabbit Grading
WASHINGTON, D.C. The
USDA is proposing to increase
fees for certain grading services
for eggs, poultry, apd rabbits.
“The increase would affect all
processors who request egg,
poultry, and rabbit grading ser
vices,” said Kathleen A. Merri
gan, administrator of USDA’s
Agricultural Marketing Service.
“The fee increases are necessary
to reduce operating lossds and
maintain the fiscal stability of
this important marketing pro
gram.”
The proposal would raise the
basic hourly rate for resident
service, or work of a grader with
a regular tour of duty at a plant,
from the current $28.80 to
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for fee service, or work on an in
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from $55.76 to $59.12 for week
end and holiday work.
These grading services are
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and paid for by the users. Cur
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since Oct. 1,1999.
The proposed grading fee in
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published in the Federal Regis
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1) 1969 BLH Austin Westm Grader Super 200
2) 1968 BLH Austin Westln Grader Super 400
These graders will be sold strictly "As-ls Where-ls"
All bids shall be accepted on the condition that
payment of the purchase price in full is made
immediately upon acceptance ot the successful bid
The Township reserves the right to reject any or all
bids A minimum bid has been set at $3,500,00. All
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ter on June 14, 2000. Comments
must be received in the office of
Elizabeth S. Crosby, Acting
Chief, Standardization Branch,
Poultry Programs, AMS, USDA,
STOP 0259, Room 3944-S, 1400
Independence Avenue, SW,
Washington, D.C. 20250-0259,
on or before July 14,2000. Com
ments may also be faxed to (202)
690-0941. The proposal may be
viewed electronically at
http://www.ams.usda.gov/
poultry/regulations.
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For more information contact
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