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• FFA Boys
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Mechanics award. As a sopho
more he .won the Sears Gilt
award.
Nickel's present farm proj
ects include 4 fattening swine,
2 -purebred dairy heifers, 1 acre
of corn, % acre of tobacco, 2
‘breeding swine, 75 laying hens,
and 1 bull.
Larry L. High
Larry L. High, 18-year-old son
of Mr. and Mrs Harvey High,
346 Bast Main St, Leola, is a
Senior at Garden Spot High
School- He has served as -treas
urer of the Grassland -Chapter
and was a delegate to the Na
tional FFA Convention. High
represented -the chapter in the
State FFA Chorus and was the
area winner of the PP&L Farm
Eleotricatien Award He also
won the -New Holland J. C. Mar
ket lamb
Larry’s farming program in
cludes turkeys, beef cattle, to
bacco and sheep.
Douglas C. Houck
Douglas C Houck, 17-year-old
son of Mr and Mrs Richard
Houck, Narvon Rl, is a senior
at Garden Spot High School
His leadership activities include
second student advisor and sec
ond sentinel iAs chairman of
the leadership committee he
went to the leadership training
conference' High was a dele
gate to both the National and
State FFA conventions
Houck’s farming activities in
clude beef, corn and tobacco He
has also had work experience
at Eagle Window Distributors
in New Holland
Michael E. Smucker
Michael E Smucker, 17-year
old son of Mr. and Mrs Edward
F. .Smucker, fiphrata R 2, is a
Senior, at -Garden Spot High
School.
He has served as President of
the -Grassland Chapter and is
active in -his church youth group
and has been a part of the FFA
Banquet, Scholarship and Exec
utive Committees. Smucker has
been in the Public Speaking
Contest, Creed Contest, County
Livestock Judging Contest and
the Tractor Driving Contest.
Smucker’s farming program
includes fattening hogs, steers,
capons, tobacco and field corn
M. Eugene Brendle
M. Eugene Brendle, 17-year
old son of Mr. -and Mrs. Melvin
M. -Brendle, -East Earl Rl, i-s a
Senior at Garden Spot High
School His leadership -activities
include Second Sentinel, Sec
ond Reporter and Chairman of
the Recreation Committee in
program of work. Brendle was
a delegate to the National FFA
convention -and represented the
chapter in Land Judging at
Penm State where -be placed
third He was a -silver medal
winner in -the State Record
Book Contest
Bren-dle’s farming program in
cludes breeding -and fattening
swine, dairy and field crops.
Kenneth E. Weber
Kenneth E Weber, 18-year
old son of Mr. and Mrs Howard
Weber, Mohnton R 2, is a Senior
at Garden Spot High School.
He has served as Secretary of
his Chapter and Scholarship
committee chairman. Weber
was a delegate to the 1967 Sum
mer PFA Convention ait Penn
State and was in the State Dairy
Judging Contest and the State
Record Book Contest He was a
winner of the Chapter Sears &
Roebuck Gult.
Weber’s farming program in-
dudes dairy, swine, corn and
bay.
Galen J. Yoder
Galen J. Yoder, 17-year-old
son of Mr. and Mrs Mark Yo
der, Elverson R 2, is a Senior at
Garden Spot High School. He
has served as Vice President of
Ms Chapter and is a past Secre
tary of the County Red Rose
Chapter. Yoder was. a delegate
to,the National apd'StaterFFA
Convention -and. a member of
the state livestock-FPA Judging
Team. He-won a bronze medal
in the Pennsylvania Record,
Book Contest, ‘and. was the win
ner of the Chapter atid County
Sears & Roebuck Gilt Founda
tion Award. .He was a delegate
to the County Red Rose Chap
ter and attended the past three
York-Lancaster Leadership Con
ventions.
Yoder’s farming operation in
cludes purebred YorksMre sows,
feeding hogs, tomatoes, corn,
Angus show steers and broilers.
Larry M. Groff
Larry M. Groff, 18-year-old
son of Mr and Mrs Samuel S
Groff, Eptorata R 3, is a Senior
at Garden Spoit High School. He
has served as reporter', sentinel
and public relations committee
chairman in program of work
for tors chapter. Groff was a
delegate to the National FPA
Convention He was the 1964
State Land Judging champion
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and has won a gold medal in
the State FFA Record Book
Contest.
Groff’s farming program in
eludes raising and showing
swine. His work experience in
cludes fanning, carpentering
and masonry.
William M. Buchter
William Buchter is the son
of Mr. and Mrs. Paul. Buiehte,
E'Pbcata»,Rl.- Ball, is a twelfth
grade member ol the Cloister.
FFA and holds the office of
president; he is also vice presi
dent of the Red Rose chapter.
His farming program includes
5 market hogs, 1 sow slid litter,
2 acres of held corn, 2 acres' Of
tobacco, and a steer. Rill has
exhibited his livestock ‘at the
Pennsylvania Livestock Exposi
tion and the State Farm 'Show,
in 1965 he was named winner
of the Ephrata Jaycee Steer.
Last summer at the State FFA
convention, Bill won a bronze
medal in livestock judging. He
attended the National ETA Con
vention held in Kansas City as
a chapter delegate.
Linford Weaver
Linford Weaver is the son of
Mr and Mrs Luke Weaver of
Eptorata Rl. Linford is a 1967
graduate of Eptorata High
'School. He started 'has vocation
al agriculture studies in tenth
grade and joined the FFA. Dur
ing his senior year toe held the
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office of treasurer-in the local
F'FiA. He has won many honors
at dairy shows with his prate
winning herd of registered Hol
steins. Linford also won first
place in the'State FFA poultry
judging contest and'‘headed the
Pennsylvania team that com
peted at Kansas City in ithe Na
tional Poultry Contest, tfas
farming program during s the
past year consisted. of 5 dairy
•animals, 9 market hogs,- 2-acres
of field corn;'' and=2*aoEes:of ’to-
Ibafcco. Linfordr earned $1983.33
from his farming program'dur
ing'the past year.
Terry Kauffman is the'soa .of
Mr. >and Mrs. Bay Kauffman,
Reinholds Rl. Terry has held
the office of reporter and treas
urer in the local FFIA chapter
and is a delegate to the Red
Rose FFA. He is a twelfth grade
member of the Cloister* FFA.
His farming program includes
33 market hogs, 3 Sows, 3 dairy
heifers, 2 acres of field corn.
Terry has shown his market
bogs at ‘the Lancaster County
FFA show 'the last four years
and won. numerous ribbons. He
also won a ‘bronze medaWn the
state poultry judging contest
held during the summer FFA
convention at Penn State. Terry
also attended the National FFA
Convention held at Kansas Ofcty.
H. M. Stauffer
& Sons, Inc.
Grubb Supply Co.
Elizabethtown
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