RUNNER-UP IN THE COUNTY coopera- Looking on is Gerald Greiner, Manheim,
iive council youth awards contest, Barry who won the contest and a trip to the AIC
Haldeman, Manheim, is presented a certiti- conference at Ft. Collins, Colo. (LF Photo)
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LANCASTER
28 Farm Boys
Given Awards
By Co-op Council
Approximately 90 Lancaster
County parents and farm youths
were taken on a tour to Colorado
by means of a slide lecture by
Gerald Greiner, R 4 Manheim, Fri
day night.
Greiner was one of 28 boys
honored at the meeting. Each of
the 28 was a contestant for the
trip and all were presented cer
tificate of merit by George Myers,
\ ice president of the AIC and sec
retary of the state organization.
«s little
os $1.25
o week
Myfcrs announced that the next
meeting of the AIC will be held
next summer on the campus of
the Pennsylvania State Univer
sity. He said this would be a good
opportunity for parents to accom
pany their youth to the meeting to
learn more about cooperatives.
Thomas Mahlen, district voca
tional agriculture supervisor, was
introduced. He said that youth
programs in rural areas tend to
keep down the incidence of ju
vinal delinquency. He said that
he knew of no other organization
or corporation that took such an
interest in rural youth.
Victor Plastow, associate coun
ty agent, who works mostly with
the 4-H club program in the coun
ty, also commended the coopera
tive council for the program.
Participation in the youth pro
gram is open to any farm boy or
girl participating in some form of
organized program. This includes
FFA, 4-H work and the Farm
Scout program.
The program for 1958 will be
essentially the same as last year
-with the prize trip being to the
AIC annual meeting at Penn
State.
Those receiving cooperative
achievement certificates were;
Barry L. Haldeman, R 3 Man
heim; Kenneth Porter, Rl Wash
ington Boro; John Erb, R 2 Man
heim; James A. Hess, Rl Stras
burg; Marvin E. Benneth, R 2 Den
ver; Ivan R. Yost, R 2 Narvon;
Charles Rohrer, Rl Paradise.
Robert L. Fahnestock, R 4 Man
heim; Lloyd L. Martin, R 3 Eph
rata; Charles A. Cooper, R 3 Man
heim; James L. Nolt, Rl Man
heim; Harold E. Becker, R 4 Man
heimp Phares F. Gerhart, R 2 Den
ver; Donald Welk, Rl Strasburg.
Robert E. Wenger, R 2 Quarry
ville; Ronald R. Auker, R 4 Man
heim; Donald C. Musser, Rl Mt.
Joy; Robert W. Armstrong, Rl
Drumore; Donald Graybill, Rl
Stevens; Richard L. Heagy, West
Wood St., Florin. Robert Good, Rl
Denver; Robert L. Deppern, Rl
Marietta; Ned Z. Paes, Rl Stras
burg; J. Clair Kreider, R 2 Man
heim; Luke F. Brubaker, Rl Mt.
Joy; John S. Yost, R 2 Narvon; and
Lancaster Farming, Friday, Nov. 29, 1957
HIR Records Reported
On Three Guerneys
PETERBOROUGH, N. H R.
F. and L. A Witmer, Willow
Stieet, are, the owners of three
xegistered Guernseys that have
recently completed Herd Im
provement Registry production
lecords, according to the Ameri
can Guernsey Cattle Club
Meadow Views Red Blossom, a
nine year-old, produced 11,874
pounds of milk and 520 pounds of
fat in 299 days. She was milked
two times daily.
Winding Lane Georgia, a five
year-old, produced 10,125 lbs of
milk and 610 lbs of fat in 277
days. She was milked two times
daily.
Nobles Mitzie Sequal, a junior
foui' year-old, produced 10,303
lbs. of milk and 529 lbs of fat in
300 days. She was milked two
times daily.
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