Harold Brubaker Featured Speaker
At Lampeter-Strasburg FFA Banq.
The Lamp*'er-Strasburg High several of the members Those
School cafet* -ia was the scene receiving Foundation Awards
of the anniu'J Father-Son Ban- were: Larry Herr, the Star
quet sponscts-d by the Garden Chapter Farmer Award, the
Spot FFA tn Thursday eve- highest award given by the
nmg, March 16 Past president. Chapter. Paul Eckman wasnam-
Robert Weaver, was master of ed the Star Greenhand.
ceremonies Guest speaker was Other Foundation Award win-
Haiold Brutaker, vice-president ners included: Edwin Brene
of the North Atlantic Region man, Dairy Farming: Thomas
of the National Future Farm- Houser, Agricultural Meehan
ers of Amer.ca. Harold spoke ics: James High, Crop Farm
on the four -.eys to success in ing: Clair Esbenshade, Live
the FFA. stock Farming: and Larry Hen-,
FOUNDATION' AWARDS Public Speaking.
Glenn WtCer. president of GILTS PRESENTED
the Pennsyh ania Association of Two registered Yorkshire
Future Fameis of America, Gilts, spon c ored by the Sears
brought greetings from the Roebuck Foundation, were pre
state association and presented sented to freshmen Paul Eck-
FFA Found,'.*ion Awards to (Continued on Page 15)
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come back a second time for seed treated with ORTHO Bird Re-
pellent. They spit it out and fly away. It's easy to get this kind of
protection for your seed. All you do is pour this repellent right
in with the seed in your planter box.
Actually, you're getting more than bird protection with this prod
uct. The full name is ORTHO Bird Repellent and Seed Protectant.
It also contains an insecticide to control soil insects such as wire
worms, seed corn maggots and corn rootworm. And a fungicide
for extra protection against diseases like seedling blight, damp-
off, and seed decay,
This is the only bird repellent that combines all these protec
tions. So this year, don't plant for the birds. When you get your
seed, ask us for ORTHO Bird Repellent.
4-H Clubs Organizing
On Match 28, at 7:30 p.m.,
an organisational meeting of
the Penn Manor Community
4-H Club will be held at the
Ann Letort Elementary School,
according to an announcement
this week by associate county
agent Winthroo Mcrriam.
Leaders for this club will be
Edgar Porter, Washington Boro
Rl, and John Thomas, Millers
ville Rl, Merriam said.
The agent also noted the for
mation of a new community
4-H club for young people in
the Willow Street area set for
March 30, at 7:30 p.m. All in
terested youths in that area,
and their parents, are invited
to attend this meeting to be
held at the Pequea Township
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for the BIRDS!
now for ORTHO ‘
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Penn Manor & Pequea
Bird
Repellent
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, March 25,1967 —13
SECOND SECTION
Awards Featured At Warwick FFA
10th Annual Parent-Son Banquet
The 10th annual Warwick CHAPTER FARMERS
FFA banquet was held March Stephen Palkovic. guidance
17 at the Brunnerville Flee counselor, awauied Chapter
Hall. President Howett Seiver- Farmer certificates to the foi
ling served as toastmaster. A lowing; Jesse L Balmer, Dean
roast beef dinner was prepared Bollinger, Leon Buch, Stephen
and served by the Ladies Aux- Darlington, Henry Hershey.and
ihary of the Brunnerville Fire Dale Shreiner.
Company. The guest speaker RED ROSE DEGREES
for the evening was Oscar Man- The Red Rose Fanner certifi
beck, State FFA chaplain of cates were awarded to the fol-
Womelsdoif. lowing by Richard Rife, guid
ance counselor - Warren Buch,
Carl Kaufman, Junior High Kent pvitz, Thomas Risser.and
principal, presented the Green Howett Seiverlmg. The Key-
Hand certificates to the follow- stone F arme r Degree certifi
mg students Leon 8011, Wil- cates wcre awarded to Paul
liam Darlington, Kenneth Wea- Bru baker and William Risser
ver, Eail Wilkins. James Kal- by Clair Zerby, vocational ag
enich, Stephen Leed. and Lar- ricultuie teacher
HONORARY DEGREES
ly Nanais. | Each year the chapter pre
sents the Honorary Chapter
Farmer degree to the FFA
president’s father and to other
individuals and businesses in
the community who have shown
an interest in the FFA and its
activities The degrees this year
weie awaided to Harold Sei
verlmg, Lititz Rl, the presi
dent’s father; Vernon Ranck,
owner and operator of Ranck’s
Meat market m Lititz, Don
Timmons, editor of Lancaster
Farming: and to Viggo Olsen,
exchange student from Alta,
Norway
KEYSTONE MOTHERS
HONORED
The mothers of the Keystone
Farmers were honored by pre
senting each with the certifi
cate of appreciation by presi
dent Seiverlmg They were Mrs.
Robert Ris«er. and Mrs. Milton
Brubaker, both of Lititz Rl.
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