—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, May 11, 1963 McUlheilll 4-H
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Manheim Future Farmers
Honor Two At Banquet
Two honorary farmer degrees winners were David Sander,
were presented by the Man- Manheim R 4, crop (farming;
heim Futuie Farmers of Aiver- Clair Bruckhart, Manheim R 3,
ha at the gioup’s annual par- farm mechanics, Call Fahnes
cnt and son banquet last week tqek, Manheim R 2, soil and
at the Manheim High School water, Robeit Kopp, Manheim
The deg,ees we, e awarded to * 2 - livestock 'farming James
Joseph H McGahen, teacher of Dombach, Manheim R 2, dairy
vocational agncultuxe at the fanning, public and
school since 19.10 and advisor faim safety, and Delbeit Kau
of the local FFA Chapter, and tz > Manheim R 2, state Giee
Christ Biandt, school custod- lland -
iau
The DeKalb award fof gen- am gllts were Jesse Miller,
eial agncultuial excellence Manheim R 4 and Delbert Kau
was presented to Veinon Mar
tin, son of Mi and Mrs Char-
les Martin, Latitz R 2 Martin, a. new award,' for outstand
who won the Keystone degree mg citizenship awaided to a
in Januaij is piesident o£ the senior vocational agucultural
chaptei. student and sponsoied bj the
David Shook Manheim R 2, teachers of vocational agncul-
T. as recipient of the Lancaster ture, Joseph McGahen and Har-
County Eankeis Association oitj 0 itj McAllister, was won by Gl
awaid Chaptei Star Faimer enn Metzler, Manheim R 2.
was Mai tin Mvei Manheim
R 3, who also won the Farm El- Mam speaker at the banquet
■ectnfication medal fiom the was Eugene Gantz, Milleis-
Kational FFA Foundation burg, State PFA Association
Other foundation award president.
WINNERS OF AWARDS AT THE annual banquet of the Manheim Future
Farmers of America are, left to right, Glenn Metzler, Delbert Kautz, Robert
Kopp, James Gehman,-Clair Bruckhart, David Shonk, James Dombach, Marlin
Myer, and Carl Fahnestock. The banquet was held in the high school cafeteria.
Feed Red Rose Free-Choice Mineral to meet
individual needs of dairy herds, steers, dairy
heifers, sheep, goats and swine.
When selecting feeds made with your own grain
01 with local mixes, be sure to insist on:
RED ROSE SUPPLEMENTS
RED ROSE LIVESTOCK MINERAL
RED ROSE POULTRY MINERAL
A. S. Groff
North Queen Stieet
Lancaster, Pa,
West Willow Farmers
Association
West Willow, Pa.
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Recipients of the Sears ch-
Mountville Feed
Service
R D. 2, Columbia, Pa.
Ammon E. Shelly
R. D. 2. Lititz, Pa.
Brown & Rea
Atglen, Pa.
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Reorganizes
Miss Belinda Hershey, dau
ghter of Mr. and Mrs. Nelson
Heishey, 742 Pearl Ave., Man
heim, was elected president of
the Manhenn Butterfly Stitch
ers 4-H cluib at a recent .meet
ing. She was also elected rep
lesentative to county 4-H
Council.
Other officers elected were
vice president, Rachel Wagner,
Manheum HI, secretary, Mary
Sue Hess; tieasuier, Alana
Lord, Manheim R 3; game lead
er, Rosemary Kreider, Man
heim Bl; song leader, Corde
lia Keller, Manheim Rl; news
reporter, Faye Wenger, Ma
heim
Adult leaders are Mrs. Ho
xie Thomas, Mrs J Lester Sta
uffer, Mrs. John K Hershey,
and Mis Howaid Swan. ,
The cluh has ■planned two
pioiects, sewing and outdoor
cookery.
Next meeting 'of the club will
he held on May 24 at the Trin
ity Lutheran Church, Manhenn,
and will concern “Health.’*
with a production of 258,000
bushels of buckwheat, says the
State Department of Agricul
ture.
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