3,8 —JLvcaster Farming, Saturday, January 8, 1966 ,• K«y*ton« Awtrdt (Continued Irom Page 15) dairy programs for several years. Earl was one of five out standing boys considered for the 'title at County Star Parmer in 196'5. His farming program cen ters around his purebred Hol stein dairy animals, corn, and alfalfa bay. ♦ • • • R. BUGEXK JUBSBR Eighteen year old Eugene Rlsser is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. R laser, Hit its Rl. He is a 1965 graduate of Warwick Union High School, where he studied vo cational agriculture for four years. Geiae has been active in local, county, and state FPA activities. He sei red the War- Wick Chapter two years as reporter; performed many committee assignments; and attended FFA Week at Fenn State as a dairy judge on two occasions. He has also been active in varsity sports, student body activities, and wtas m the National Honor Society. Has farming program con centrated on swine feeding and tobacco projects. He is now furthering has education in the College of Agriculture at Penn State University. * * * > FRED E. HESS Fred is the 18-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur S. Hess of Leola HI. He is a 1965 graduate of Warwick Union High School. He was recipient of the Outstanding Senior Agricultural Award presented by the Society ot Farm Women During his high school days, he was active in FFA, varsity sports, and student body activities. He has served as president, vice pi esident, and sentinel of the Warwick FFA Chapter, and as sentinel of the County Chapter. His tanning progiam has centered around the feeding of swine and he has shown some of hus maiket hogs at the County FFA Swine Show' Field corn was added to his program this past year. Fred is presently employed by Hess Brotheis Apple Packag ing Co. of Leola, and plans to become established in live stock fanning in the future. < * * * DOXALD GRUBER Donald is a 1965 graduate of Elizabethtown High School, and is preis'ently working on his father’s farm. He owns two purebred Holstein cows, one of which he won in. the Elizabethtown Calf Cham. He has been active in FFA duties, having served as sec retaiy and as treasurer of his local chapter. He is pres ently treasurer of the County Chapter. - As part of his farming pro gram, Donald farmed three- Quhrteis ot an acre ot to bacco, and kept records on Sirs tathei’is dairy herd. BARRY KURTZ Bany is a senior a,t Eliza bethtown High School. In his spare time he works on the home team, and helps in his lather’s Agwaj store. Hie has served his loc'al PPA chapter as secretary tor two years, and has been chairman of planning and scrap drive oomlnuttees. He also sings in the school chor us, and is active in 4-H Work. Harry owns several pure bred Holstein heifers, and also raises a flock of 150 turkey® each year. Last year be and his brother farmed <0 acres, and plan to, work •nother farm this year. CLIFFORD BOLLINGER CMXf is a senior at Bph ratn High School and is the son of Mr, and Mrs. Aipratn Bollinger of Lltltz R 4.. He has been very active In FFA duties having served Ms local Chapter as vice-presi dent and president. On the county level, he is currently corresponding secretary, and was voted County Star Parm er for 19 65. HJe h’as served as a mem ber of the state FFA dairy judging team, and represent ed Pennsylvania at water- J Top Yields of Forage with PIONEER.SEED jSorghu m < S udangrass f Pioneer offers you 6 outstanding alfalfas • « • each bred to fit specific needs. They’ll help you get the most from each acre. Pioneer brand forage sorghums 931 and 940 gland out as the New Generation in sorghums •-proved in several official state tests. Fill your 1 gllo on an amazingly few acres. \ if sorghum-sudangrass hybrids fit Into your Jilans, plant Pioneer variety 985. It's bred for est starts and quick regrowth, I Take the first step toward top yields of foraget order the seed you’ll need when your Salesman calls. m PIONEER. Ifc (WSBS too, lowa. At the Junior dairy show, ho had the jun ior ohlamiplofl. Ifototoln. Hto also Wad the grind champion FFA tobacco entry at the Farm Show. Clift's farming program In cludes elx registered Hhl stOlae, six steers, 12 sheep, one acre of (tobacco, two acres of corn, and market hogs. * • * * THOMAS ZARTMAST Tom i® a senior at Bphrata. High School, and is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Ira Zartm'an, Ephrata Rl. • He Was one of five boys Who were Candidates for the Alfalfa! Sorghum Hybrids See Us At Booth 569-571 at the F arm Show Ooynity Star, Parmer award 85 market bog*, tfAiloelude* la 19*6(5, Mid h'a« been aa ac- vteera, corn, barley, hay, an* live exhibitor of ateera and oajtons. market hogs at State and lo cal sfotowe. Tom l« presently reporter LOTS OF BPRALAHffiS for the County PFIA. Chapter, NEW YORK - Noting that and vica-prealdent $ Model 2021 Model 402# 4 M Model 5020 «i