—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, March 11, 1967
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Two FFA Boys
Share Grassland
Chapter Award
\n unttsi.,,l “tie" was an
noonml last night at the an
nual Parent and Son banquet
of the Oiassland Futine Farm
ers of America Chapter.
The top award. Chapter Star
Fanner lor 1967. was shared
1a the pies'dent and vice pres
ident of the chapter Adam
Zimmerman and Robert Fisher.
Accoiding to agriculture in
st motor Robert Herr, “the two
outstanding boys were so close
in the evaluating committee’s
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ooinion that both really de
served the award."
Other FFA Foundation
awards presented by Dr. Gene
Love, agricultural education re
search professor at Penn State
University, were: Star Green
hand, Nelson Weaver; Home
Improvement, Douglas Houck;
Farm Forestry, Douglas Mus
sen Farm and Home Electri
fication, Eugene Martin; Live
stock. Larry High; Poultry,
Mike Smucker, Farm Mechan
ics. Ken Weber.
Also, Soil & Water Conser
vation, Amos Rciff, Public
Speaking, Merlin Snader; Or
namental Horticulture, Roy
Musser; Crops, Eugene Bren-
die: Daily, Linford Martin; • DHIA • • steins,-also made 1712 pound!
Farm Safety, Galen Yoder; and of milk in January. The Edwin
Scholarship. Clair Weaver. (Continued from Page 1) J. Landis herd of 34.7 regia*
Recipient of this year’s Leon istered Holstein owned by Mah- tored and grade Holsteint aver*
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Leonard Good. This award is 111. She made 19,498 pounds of Runnerun in the butterfat *v
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