SLPING IN THE GARDEN is Larry Wea
mother, Mrs. Lester Weaver took time
shelling peas to supervise the hoeing. Ever
encouragement now and them, she said, an<
encourage Larry all I can. She said she wa;
y surprised when her son was elected a state F
?r, but she was not counting on it. L. F. Phf
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• Lorry Weaver
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Garden Spot High School in
New Holland plans to continue
farming at home, hut with only
50 acres in the home farm and
a 16 year old brother, he knows
he will have to make some
other arrangements too. He
said this week he would like to
go on to college, but has not
made application, and is not
sure just what phase of agri
culture he would like to pur
sue.
Larry and his brother Leon
have had most of the respon
sibility of the farm during the
past year, stripping nine acres
of tobacco in the evenings after
school.
Beginning his farming pro
gram as a freshman with one
gilt and 60 rabbits, Larry has
expanded his program to five
sows, four acres oif tobacco,
two acres of corn, a steer and
about 30 tat hogs this year.
Leon has another four sows
and feeds out another 30 head
of hogs. Their father feeds ab
out 30 hogs and about 40 head
of steers a year. The farming
program includes 2200 laying
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liens and 1,000 to 1,500 pul
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hay and pastme Mr Weaver
spends some time off the (farm
as a tobacco buyer and a chicle
hatchery representative.
But it was not by his farm
ing program alone that Larry
earned his office. He was vice
president and star farmer in
his chapter as a freshman, and
won the chapter’s first gilt in
the Sears gilt chain piogram.
He was 4'th high judge in live
stock judging at the Lampeter
Fair and repiesented his chap
ter at the annual FFA conven
tion at Penn State.
As a 10th grader he was
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