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sented at the Manheim association’s annual banquet last we. , are left to right:
Paul Klme, third place, Jerry Snavely, second; Glenn Brubaker, first. Awards
were presented by Donald Hershey, association''vice-president, right. Not present
foi photo was Daniel Rohrer, who tied for third place.
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Lancaster Farming, Saturday, March 26, 196®—Ijf
Manheim Young Farmers Receive
Awards At Banquet Meeting
The Manheim Young Farm
ers and their families held
their annual banquet at the
Penryn Fire Hall. Fndav,
April IS, with 146 piesent
Toastmaster for the evening
was Paul Kline, president ot
the local chapter and of the
state Young Farmer Assn
Stanley Fox, \ice president
of region XI, gave a welcom
ing address from the state of
fice Fox, a native of Ches
ter County, spoke of his con
cern for the increasing ur
ban developments on our ru
ral lands.
Jay Rohrer, chapter sec
retary, cited the highlights
of the 1966 progiam ot work,
and introduced a welding
course to he held starting
March 28.
Donald Hershey, chapter
vice president, presented the
coin growing contest awaids
to- Glenn Brubaker, first
place, Jerry Snavely, second;
Paul Kline and Daniel Roll-
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rer, tied for third. Certifi
cates were also given to the
Young Farmers who partici
pated in the contest - Donald
Hershey, Jay Rohrer, Forney
Longenecker, Ymce Becker,
Harold Esbensh'ade, Isaac
Geib Jay -Foieman. David
Landis and James Graybill.
The average yield for the 5-
acre corn c'ontest was 150
bushels per acre.
Forney Longenecker gave
his views on his work as the
Association’s state public re
lations director
Entertainment for the eve
ning included vocal selections
by Miss Prudence Davis, and
Giant Heilman showed slide#
on the highlights of Ameri
can Agncultuie
Officers for the year are:
President, Paul Kline; vice
president, Donald Hershey;
secretary, Jav Rohrer, treas
urer, Jerry iSnavely, public
relations Jay Poieman; ad
visors, Jess R Erway and
Maik Campbell
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