12—Lancaster Farming,
Saturday. August 17,1968
James Esbenshade
• Award
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He will be nominated for a na
tional office at the Kansas City
Convention
Esbenshade, the 21-year-old
son of Mr and Mrs Milton A
Esbenshade, Quart yVille R 2,
graduated fiom Solanco High
School in 1965 At that time he
started farming and has enter
ed into a partnership with his
father
There were 36 applications
from Pennsylvania for the high
degree, which is awarded to
only one FFA member in 10,-
000. The state has a quota of 10
and two of these are slated for
Lancaster County
Each prospective candidate
must have produced and invest
ed at least $lOOO from his own
efforts, and shown leadership
abilities.
Glenn Weber
• Guernsey
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farming In other countnes in
Europe and South America
John Blyholder, Pa Guernsey
Association, was one of the
speakeis and spoke of the new
milk control bill as being onlv
the old bill with a name change
and said it was one all respon
sible people would vote for
National director Raymond
Witmer, Willow Street Rl, re
ported Guernsey registrations
up.
Arthur L Breneman vice
piesident of the countv oigam
zation, presided The Geld day
committee included Bieneman
Linde, and Robert Wagnei
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from her watei resouiees It is
the only State in the Union with
ports having access to the At-'
lantic, the Gulf of Mexico and
the Great Lakes (Depr of Fot
ests & Waters)
They call 'em disc jockey i be
cause most of ’em spend so
much time hoi sing around
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