Keystone Farmer Degree Winners From County
WV
KEYSTONE DEGREE CAN
DIDATES are left to right:
(top row), Glenn Weber, Geor
ge Zimmerman, Scott Shoe
maker, Clifford Bollinger, Rich
ard Smith, William Hollinger,
David Erb; .(second row), Roy
Bowman, Gary Martin, Sanford
Gehman, Thomas Zartman,
1966 Farai Show Schedule
MONDAY MORNING, JANUARY 10
B.oo—Judging starts in all Departments, ex
cept where specified hours are indicated.
8 00—Judgmg Southdowns—Small Arena.
8 00—Judging Ayrshires, including 4-H Club
Classes and Vocational Dairy Classes—
Large Arena.
8-00 —Judging Guernseys, including 4-H Club
and Vocational Dairy Classes—Large
Arena.’
9:oo—Judging Belgians—Large Arena.
9.oo—Judging Swine, Vocational Classes, all
Breeds—-Small Arena.
9 00 —Vocational Demonstration Contest,
Room A (Auditorium), Main Show Build
ing, Continuous to 5:00 pm.
9:3o—State Beekeepers’ Association Meeting,
Room C, Main Show Building.
10:00—Society of Farm Women, Annual Con
vention,-The Forum, Education Building.
10:00—Judging Merinos—Small Arena.
10:QOr-Judging- Shropshires—rSmalL Arena.. ■ <
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Fred Hess, Marlin Groff, Ro
bert Meek; (third row), Ronald
Ulrich, William Houser, Leroy
Musser, Dale Herr, James Mus
ser, Benjamin Nolt, Jesse Mill
er; (fourth row), Donald Grub
er, John Hess, Jay Herr, Earl
Wenger, Larry Breneman, Bar
ry Kurtz, and Eugene Risser.
MONDAY AFTERNOON, JANUARY 10
I:oo—Judging Horses—Grade Division—Large
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I:oo—Judging Suffolk Sheep—Small Arena.
I:oo—Judging Rambouillets—Small Arena.
I:oo—Judging Chester Whites—Small Arena.
1:00 —State Beekeepers’ Association recon
venes, Room C, Main Show Building.
I.oo—Pennsylvania Flower Growers’ Associa
tion Meeting, Room D, Main Show Build
ing.
I:oo—Pennsylvania Landrace Swine Breeders
Association, Room E, Main Show Building.
I:3o—Society of Farm Women reconvene, The
Forum, Education Building.
2:oo—Pennsylvania Raw Milk Producers—
Distributors Association Meeting, Office No.
2, Large Arena, Second Concourse.
2:oo—Judging Poland China—Small Arena.
3:oo—Judging Corriedales—Small Arena.
3:oo—Judging Dorsets—Small Arena.
s:oo—Pennsylvania Suffolk Breeders’ Associa
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Twenty-Eight Lancaster County Future
Farmers Will Receive Keystone Award
Twenty-eight Future Farm
ers lot America ifr'om Lancas
ter County will receive the
'coveted Keystone Farmer De-
incaster Farming, Saturday, January 8, 1966
SECOND SECTION
gree next Wednesday at the FFA Chapter, president of
PFA midwinter convention to his school chapter, and other
he held in the Florum of the local 'chapter offices and ac-
Ednchtion Building, Hhrns- tivitnes His farming program
burg. includes broilers, corn and.
The Keystone award is the dairy. He is presently oper
honor that can be bestowed atin S the 'home farm on a
'upon an FFA member at the partnership with his father.
State level. Recipients of * * * *
this degree are limited to
two percent of the total FFA
State membership.
Following is a short synop
sis of each of these outst'and-
mg toys.
GLENN S- WEBER
Recently named the Star
Fanner of Region 11, Glenn
will he in competition next
Wednesday with winners
front the other four regions
in the state for the title of
State Star Fanner He is the
17-year-old son of Mr. and
Mrs. Andrew Weber of Mohn
ton R 2, and is a senior at
Garden Spot High School.
Glenn h'as demonstrated his
leadership qualities as presi
dent of the Lancaster .County
ROY W, BOWMAN
Roy is the 17-year-old son.
of Mr and Mrs. Aaron Bow
man, New Holland Rl. He is
a member of the Grassland
PPA Chapter and has held
the offices of secretary and
sentinel.
Roy’s farming program ioc
cludes tobacco, corn, and
breeding swine multiple far
rowing operation.
SANFORD R. GEHMAN
The vice-president of Grass
land FFA Chapter, Sanford
is the 18-year-old son of Mr.
and Mrs. Titus Gehman,
Blohhton R 2. He has also
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