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AWARD WINNERS AT THE ANNUAL Banquet of the Manor Future Farm
ers are as follows r left to right, Robert Haverstick, Lancaster R 2, Harold. Herr,
Millersville Rl; Raymond Sauders, Conestoga Rl; Jerry Breneman, Lancaster R 2;
Glenn Shultz, Pequea Rl; Norris Geib, Lancaster R 2; Larry Hess, Lancaster R 6,
and Jere Herr, Lancaster R 6. hi. F. Photo.
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Three Made Honorary Members
At Manor FFA Club Banquet
Pour Honorary Chapter
Farmer degrees weie conterred
by the Manor Chapter Future
Farmeis ot America Friday
night at the annual Father and
Son banquet in the Penn Man
or High School.
Three farmers and one
school adniimstiator weie ao
honored The taimers weie
Martin Heisey, Henry Herr and
Aaron Herr. WaPace Vlassis,
Penn Manor Junior High
School principal.
• Certificates of Appreciation
were presented to Jay Garber.
John Sangrey, Willis Gem and
Sterling Elmei, all farmers
who have made their Ihestock
available to the chapter lor
practice judging. Commercial
companies and cooperatives
awarded the ceititicates were"
Eastern States Farmers Ex
change, represented by Earl
• Solanco FFA
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from York County also parti
cipated.
Members of the Solanco
team and the offices they rep
resented m the contest were
President, Robert Wenger, nee
president, R. Edwin Harmsh,
Christiana Rl; secretary, Ken
neth Whiteside, Kirkwood Rl;
treasurer, Jay Ranck, Quarry
ville R 2; reporter, Charles
Craig 111, Nottingham R 2; sen
tinel, William Ulrich, Peach
Bottom; chaplain Larry Trout,
New Providence Rl, and stu
dent advisor, John Frey,
Quarryville R 2.
William M. Fredd, teacher of
vocational agriculture at Sol
anco High School is coach of
the team.
The winners will compete in
the Region II contest on April
25 in the Millersville State Col
lege.
Repair Damaged Trees
Heavy -winds with heavy ice
formations on tree 'branches
can cause damage Trees hav
ing soft, brittle wood, such as
soft maple, willows, and pop
lars suffer extensive damage.
Craig S Oliver, extension hor
ticulturist alt Penn State, sug
gests that broken branches be
cut off and damaged areas be
treated Wounds and cuts
should be covered with “wound
paint” to reduce further dam
age by decay. Fore more de
tailed information, see your
county'agent. > f
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V./ Farming,'Saturday, April 13,; 1963
Groff; Todd Seed Company,
represented by Merun Mc-
Michael, and Pioneer Seed
Company, represented by Paul
Harnish.
Harold Heir, son of Mr and
Mrs. Aaron Herr, Millersville
Rl, was awarded the Lancas
ter County Bankers cash
award, the DeKalb award for
general agriculture proficiency,
and the Star Farmer award
tiom the National FFA Foun-
PUBLIC SALE
Saturday, April 20, 1:00 P.M.
Located Vz mile East of Friedensburg along High
way 443, 3 miles West of Schuylkill Haven, Vz mile
West of Route 183.
30 REGISTERED HOLSTEINS 30
DHIA Records, Bang Cert. & Vacc.
Good big young cows with high records milking
up to 80 lbs. per day. This is a real herd of Holsteins.
All sell regardless of price as we are going out of the
Dairy Business: Also
250 gallon Unico Milk Tank
Sale at 1:00 P.M. Lunch on the grounds.
Paul E. Sanger, Auct., Myerstown, Pa.
HARRY BOWEN, Owner
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dation for all around agricul
ture excellence. In addition lie
the poultry farming
award from the national
foundation.
won
Other awards from the na
tional foundation went to the
following - Public speaking,
Jerry Breneman, Lancaster R 2;
star greenhand, Norris Ceib,
Lancaster R 2; crop farming,
Raymond Sauders, Conestoga
Rl, livestock, Glenn Schults,
Pequea Rl; dairy, Larry Hess,
Lancaster R 6; and to .Teie
Herr, Lancaster R 6 and Robert
Haverstick, Lancaster R 2, went
duplicate awards for farm
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■ DISPLAYING THE HONORARY FARMER De
gree certificates presented at the annual FFA father
and son banquet at Penn Manor High School are, left
to right, Aaron Herr, Millersville Rl, father of the
chapter president; Wallace Vlassis, junior high, school
principal, and Henry Herr, Lancaster R 6. Not present
for the picture was Martin Heisey, Washington Boro.
L. F. Photo.
mechanics,
Miss Cynthia Huber, the teacher of vocational agricul
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Da- ture at the school showed
vid Huber, Pequea HI, was color slides of hunting trips to
crowned FFA Chapter queen Wvoming which he took in
by Robert Harmsh. 1954 and 1957.
PUBLIC SALE
SATURDAY, APRIL 23, 1963
On the farm between Brickerville and Manheim,
2 miles North of Elm.
42 REGISTERED AYRSHIRES SELLING 42
Certified Blood Tested, T B. Accredited and Vaccinated.
D.H.I.A. Average; 10,378 Milk, 403 Fat
Selling is a top Polled Cow, Mountain Valley Vic Freda:
11,600 lbs. Milk, 461 Fat out of a 600 lb. fat cow. Herd
Classification: Average 86 3. Many show winners selling.
HERD IS HEADED BY A SON OF THE FAMOUS SELWOGID
BETTY’S COMMANDER. One daughter and; 1-2 gciSoddaughtgrs
selling. Every animal was. either born on- thisiTann or lia
ported from Canada. This is a rare opportunity to buy the
finest combination of production and show stock. Don’t miss
this sale; all sell regardless of,price. Write for catalog.VDunch
on the grounds. Sale at 1:00 P.M. - _
Paul E. Sanger, Auctioneer
.ABRAM K. FLORY, JR., Owner
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