ty Quartet Named As 1938
ar Rural Youth Award Winners
station of the 1958 Lancaster County Outstand-
Youth Awards was announced this week by
Rentschlcr, administrator of the program
il Youth Awards are presented annually from a
ibhshed in 1953 when the Lancaster County Rural
-ganization disbanded. There is one award each
mtstanding 4-H boy and girl, FFA member and
Miller, Mount Joy
; eived the award as
,y 4-H boy. He farms
father on the 160-
,ly farm, which in
a steer feeding opera-
Wayne Miller
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tion of nearly 100 head He
was top 1958 stated 4-H live
stock judge and a member of
the 1955 county 4-H live
stock judging team
Bette Umble
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Bette Umble, 2350 Old
Philadelphia Pike, is a jun
ior at Conestoga Valley high
school, state co-chairman in
the bread baking demonstra
tino, and a 1958 delegate to
the National 4-H Congress
She is president of the 4-H
County Council of Home Ec
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FFA Award winner is Gcr- John L. Hershey, 875, WR-C
-ald Greiner, Manheim RD 4. Cap, Good, 23 5. 45 Same,
... . Sweigart, 241
Greiner is the much-recog- 4 q p au l Gehman (Lee Pet
nized Regional Star Farmer ticoffer), 3000 WV-C-Cap, 13,
of FFA having received the SALE, 18 bid 47 J. J
oi i'lA, having received the Hess n (H&H Farms)) 170 0
state award at the Farm WV-C-Cap, 13, NO SALE,
Show in January, along with 24 1 bid. 48. Same, Melhnger
. ® 24 2 49 Hess II (H&H, 1800
his Keystone Farmer degree. wv . C -Cap, 13. Melhnger, 24
He held numerous FFA and- 50 Horn (Richard Thompson
schooF offices, and was active 14500 WV, 9-2, Headers, 17-
in athletics. ‘5l Mark Hess, 500 L-F, 20
He was Pennsylvania’s mo ,NO SALE, 11 9 bid 52
1958 Champion FFA Public J|° 8 0 Z^Arthm
Speaker K Groff, 800 L-F-, Risser, 12
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Lancaster Farming, Saturday, January 31. 1959—13
Rose Ann Swarr
Miss Rose Ann Swarr, 87
Main St, Landisville is reci
pient of the Outstanding
FHA Member Award v Miss
Swarr is a senior at Hemp
field high school.
She holds the Pennsylvan
ia FHA degree and in addi
tion is a member of the
Southeast District' Orchestra
She is chapter president of
Hempfield FHA and is active
in Red Cross, Girl Scout and
hospital volunteer work.
% Lancaster Poultry
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Cap , 14 wks, Ream, 24 7 44
24 Youths To
Be Guests Of
Bankers' Assn.
The 1959 Lancaster Coun
ty Bankers’ Association An
nual anquet will" honor 24
county members of Future
Farmers of America, Future
Homemakers of America and
4-H Clubs, Thursday at 6 15
in the Brunskick
Eight members from each
of the youth organizations
have been invited to Jpe hon
ored guests during the ban
quet meeting
The banquet invitations
are a revision o£ the tradi
tional Bankers’ Awards,' ac
cording to' Stanley Mussel
man, Lancaster, chairman o£
the banquet committee
Farm La'bor Bill
Goes to House
A Pennsylvania Grange
supported Kill to give the Pa.
Dept, of Agriculture authori
ty in farm labor legislation
writing ha's-been presented
to the statoHouse of Repre
sentatives. j
The bill would require
Agriculture department ap
proval of rules and regula
tions governing farm labor.
Latest USDA Crop Report
ing Board -figures show that
the number, of cattle and
calves on feed for market on
January 1,, was 6,489,000
head, largest on record for
that date. This was an in
crease of 11 per cent from
Jan 1, 1958 and compares
with the Jan 1 average of
5,773,000
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