AWARD WINNERS AT the Cloister Chapter FFA banquet are: Front row,
to right, Ronald Mull, David Heisey, Ronald Meek, Thomas Zartman, Edward
y; second row, Paul Weaver, David Varner, Richard Ritter, David Zimmer
back row, Harold Good, Daryl Bollinger, Barry Hirneisen, and Thomas Spit-
PROOF! From The Experienced Turkey Feed Company
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No. Birds Started
No. Birds Sold
% Livability
Average Weight Per Bird
Average Tom Weight
Average Hen Weight
Lbs Feed/Lbs. Meat
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LEBANON, PENNSYLVANIA
Look At This Record
1961
2500
2441
97.6%
21.82 lbs
21.28 lbs
25.00 lbs
26.41 lbs
17 26 lbs
17.32 lbs
3 38
13 52c
Bronze
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company.
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1862
2500
2382
97.2 %
21.76 lbs.
95 2%
26 16 lbs
17.45 lbs
3 43
14.58 c
14 67c
Bronze
Bronze
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Lancaster Farming, Saturday, March2B, 1964 —13
Fourteen Future Farmers Win
Awards At Cloisters Banquet
'Fourteen aivaids weie pie
sented to membeis at the re
cent banquet of the Cloister
Chapter Futui e Fai mers of
America at Ephiata High Sch
ool
'Over 120 members, then
parents and guests heard short
talks by Call Cinder, Mount
Joy, state FFA president, Lar
ry Weaver, New Holland, state
FFA vice president, and Thom
as Malm, York-Lan'caster area
advisor of IFiFA
National (FFA Foundation
award medals were presented
to the following members -
Farm mechanics, David Hei
sey, son of Mr and Mrs. Samuel
Heisey, Sheridan El, poultry
farming, Richard Ritter, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Harry H. Ritter,
Fpbrata R 3; livestock farming,
Thomas Zartman, son of Mr.
and Mrs J. Ira Zartman, dairy
3 Year
Average
1963
2500
2500
2430
2418
96.72 %
21.62 lbs
25.86 lbs
17 34 lbs.
3.26
3.36
14 26c
Bronze
farming Clifford Bollinger,
chapter sentinel, son of Mr.
and Mrs Abi am Bollinger, Lit
itz R 4. crop farming, Paul Wea
ver, chapter treasurer, who li
ves wi<h Mr and Mrs Aaron
Ehy, Ephrata HI, soil water
conservation, Barry Hirneisen,
chapter secretary, son of Mr
and Mrs Lawrence Hirneisen,
Reinholds Rl, public speaking,
David Varner, who won the
award last year; farm electri
fication, Haiold Good, chapter
vice president, son of Mr and
Mrs Paul Good, Ephrata Rl;
star greenhand Ronald Metek,
son of Mr and Mrs Carl Meek,
Reinholds IRI, chapter star
fanner, David Zimmerman, son
of Mr and Mrs John Zimmei
man, Reinholds,
Chain gilts were presented to
three ninth-grade vo-ag student
members of the chapter- Ron
ald Mull, son of Mr. and Mirs.
Paul M Mull, Ephraat Rd; Da
vid Merky, son of Mr and Mrs.
Leon Merky, Stevens Rl, and
Terry Burkhart, son of Mi and
Mrs Harvey Burkhart, Stev
ens Rl.
An award for dairy judging,
a $25 United States Savings
Bond, was presented to Edward
Redcay, son of Mr and Mis.
John Redcay, Remholds Rl
Chapter adviso r Lewis C.
Avers was piesented a pen-and
pencil desk set with his name
impnnted on one side, by Paul
Weaver on behalf of the chap
te>
Inin Gravhill Jr, Stevens
Rl, Ho’steir ciany faimer, was
p esc ■’ted a special award as
hononuy chattel f-nraer Gray
bill s fain and its facilities
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