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ixuiSiUNE iARMER DEGREE WINNERS FROM .Lancaster County aie a_ -- -uws.
Top row L to R John Graham, Clyde Kreider, Donald Trimble, Ross Ferguson, and
Bill Welch Second row L. to R. Lee Delong, Kenneth Binkley, Clyde Forney, John J.
Hess, and Donald Musser Third row L to R. Burnell Andrews, John Wiker, James Hub
er, G’enn Book and Timothy Deacon Bottom Row L. to R. Donald W. Netzley, Elwood
Heisey, James Nolt, Roy Mentzer, and Ray Hostetter. —LF PHOTO
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GEORGE WELCH
The son of Mr. and Mrs.
Reuel Welch, Peach Bottom,
placed in the bronze medal
Read the Lancaster Farm bracket in dairy cattle judg
ing Paper, Lancaster Coun- ing at PSU in June 1959.
ty’s own farm paper. Bill has had programs in
Set:
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J. B. ZIMMERMAN
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LANDIS BROS.
County Future Farmers
Take Big Share of Honors
Lancaster County will be well represented next Wed
nesday when the Pennsylvania State Association of Future
Farmers of America will award its highest degree to 20
young men from the Garden Spot. The Keystone Farmer
degree is awarded annually to not more than two percent
of the membership in the state
With only 196 of the cov
erted degrees being given
out in the state, Lancaster
county captured the lions
share. Instead of the propor
tionate two percent the
county could reasonably ex
pect, Future Farmers in the
county walked off with over
10 per cent of the total.
Six of the degrees were
awarded to 'students from
Solanco where the teachers
of Vocational Agriculture are -
Herbert Heberlein, William
Fredd and Ralph Bitter; five
went to Lampeter Strasburg
where George Myer is teach
er Two went to each of the
following:' Manheim, Joseph
McGahen, and Harold Mc-
Allister, teachers; Warwick
Union, Robert Henney, teach
er; and Pequea Valley, Hen
ry Givler teacher. One de
gree went to students at
Penn Manor, Howard Siglin
and Garland Gingrich, teach
ers; Donegal Union, Grant
Miller, teacher; and Cocalico
Union, Russell Drumm,
teacher
The degree based on Far
ming records, scho’astic and
leadership * accomplishments,
and service rendered by the
Future Farmers was award
ed to the twenty boys for
the following Achievements.
Before you invest in
any PIPELINE MILKER
dairy cattle, corn and gare
den. His com -projects have]
been grown in competition;
with his father- and as gj
comparison test on rates of
application and types of ler j
trlizer as well as cultural]
practices. 3
Bill has been very active in
farm mechanics at Solancoj
High School, repairing, re 1
conditioning and construct!
ing machinery and equip!
ment for the home farm. .
He was assistant, reporter
of the local , chapter and!
chairman qf the calendar!
committee. Future plans in j
elude a neighboring dairy
farm of which Bill plans to
assume management m
March.
H. ROSS • FERGUSON
Ross has won many honors
in showing FFA and 4-H
Guernsey club animals n
the county and in state com
petition. He showed thi
grand champion FFA 'Guern
sey Heifer at the 1959 Farm
Show
The son of Mr and Mrs
Hervey Ferguson, Kirkwooc
Rl, Ross is a senior at Sol
anco High School and rel
porter in the local - chapter!
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