•Lancaster Farming. Saturday, March 1,1968
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County FFA Project Book Winners
In State Contest Announced
Lancaster County F. FA. - Silver: Marvin Click ■ Solanco
Members won 43 medals in the • Bronze; Jeffrey Pfautz • Eph-
State Project book evaluation ™ ta ‘ t A r . onz , e: er *' n ®. na »? r '
„ . . New Holland • Honorable Men
contests. Henry E Givler, Area
Supervisor of Agriculture Edu- ' t „
cation, announced the results _ * Enterprises Dave Hoover -
for the county this week. He Renn Manor - Gold; Thomas
pointed out that theie were less ™ ai !? n ’
books entered from the county w « lk and Leß °y Welk ' Solanco
this year, but it produced 13 - Bronze; Daniel Kessler - Penn
more medal winners than the Manor • Honorable Mention.
previous year and 26 more than
in the evaluation 2 yeais ago
There were 1,150 record books
in the contest.
Lancaster County winners
are:
Beef Fattening: Jay Liven
good - Manheim Central - Silver.
Dairy Calves: Tom Bollinger
- Silver and Jay Zimmerman -
Bronze, both from Ephrata.
Miscellaneous J. Mark Nolt -
New Holland - Silver and Ken
neth E. Grube - Warwick -
Bronze.
Occupational Experience - Off
Farm: Melvin Stoltzfus - Lam
peter-Strasburg - Gold
Poultry James Esbenshade -
Pequea Valley - Gold
Scrapbook: Grassland Chap
ter - New Holland - Silver.
Swine Breeding Steve Hei
shey - Pequea Valley - Bronze
Swine Fattening Claik Stauf
fer - Gold; Barry Grumbem -
Silver, David Hartmg, Kenneth
Sensemg, and Dennis Martin -
Bronze, all fiom Ephiata and
Dennis Hess - Warwick - Silver
Veal Calves Jay Zimmerman
- Gold and Galen Hackman -
Bronze, both from Ephrata
Vegetable Gaiden Linfoid
Lapp - Pequea Valley - Gold
Work Expei lence - On Farm
Joe Rmeer - Solanco - Silver
2 Enterprises Gary Neff -
Penn Manor - Gold, Dale Nolt -
Manheim Central - Bronze; Bur
nell Buchen - Manheim Central
- Bronze; Dean Bollinger ■ War- j
wick - Bronze, David Brandt -
Manheim Central - Honorable
Mention.
3 Enterprises Paul Clark -
Pequea Valley - Gold, Clair Es
benshade - Lampetei-Stiasburg
• Dairy Day
(Continued from Page 1)
Vetennarian, The Pennsylvania
State University.
10 40 AM “Dairy Out
look”, Dr. C William Pierce,
Professor of Agncultuie Econo
mics, The Pennsylvania State
University.
11 20 A M “if the Cow
Only Knew”, Henry R Geising
er, Executive Vice-President
Pennsylvania Association of
Milk Dealers, Harrisburg, Penn
sylvania.
Noon Lunch Break
1 30 P M. “The Change in
the D H.I A Progiam”, Heibert
Silmore, Dairy Specialist, The
Pennsylvania State Umvei sity
2 15PM —“Herd Health
Problems Relating to Breed
ing”, Dr. Samuel Guss. Exten
sion Veterinauan, The Pennsyl
vania State Univeisity
3 00 P M Discussion and
Adjournment
Lunch will be available at a
cost of $1 00 pei person Milk,
ice cream, and cheese will be
donated by the Milk Distribu
tors and Manufacturers of Dairy
Products, and a number of local
dairy equipment dealeis and
suppliers will have exhibits and
displays on hand for your in
spection and study Area Milk
Distnbtuors, Milk Marketing
Cooperatives and Dairy Breed
Associations are also cooperat
ing.
Dyspepsia is a dressed-up
word meaning an optimistic
stomach and a pessimistic diges-
5 Enterprises; Dale Bollinger
and Charles Smith - Solanco •
Silver; Charles Hess - Penn
Manor - Honorable Mention.
6 Enterprises: Earl Stauffer
and Eugene Bollinger - Ephrata
- Bronze; Gerald Wolfe - Man
heim Central - Bronze.
7 Enterprises: Edward Dono
ugh - Manheim Central - Honor
able Mention.
9 Enterprises: Lewis Kreider
- Solanco Gold.
In addition, Earl Stauffer of
Ephrata, placed Ist in the State
in the National Dairy Products
Award Contest for Efficient
Milk Production
Lewis Kreider of Solanco
placed Ist in the county for the
Production Credit Award.
All Day Friday, March 7 and Saturday, March 8 ’til 4 P.M.
(Prize drawing only at Friday evening picture program)
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