HONORARY CHAPTER FARMERS Field Rep.; Linford Martin, Chapter Pre
named at the Garden Spot High School sident; Charles B. Hoober, Farm Equip-
FFA Banquet last Friday night are: (left ment and Walter S. Martin, Chapter Pre
to right) John E. Campbell, Dairy Farm- sident’s Father. Not present for the photo- THE 1969 GRASSLAND CHAPTER SWEETHEART,
er; Jacob H. Musser, Disease Dept., Vic- graph was James Roth, Personnel, Victor Miss Sheryl Weaver, (left) was presented a jacket at the
tor Weaver, Inc.; Jerry Shaffer, PP & L Weaver, Inc. L. F. Photo annual FFA Banquet held at the Garden Spot High School
_ 1* L Field Representative; James ™ ay in ™ g s. L E i ten ? ng congratulations are Miss Donna
Grassland Chapter Has Banquet Roth> personnel, Victor Weaver, £ oht ,1968 Sweetheart and Lester Bowman, County Vice-
Tbe Grassland FFA Chapter Kenneth Weber were featured In^: C - B - H°°^ er > Sr -> Hoober • • °*°
of the Garden Spot High School on the program. Both are mem- Son oiw « Int er- Chapter degrees were given
held their annual Parent and bers of the local cha P ter - toed Panned East Eari r£ and the star de S ree winners
Son Banquet last Friday night In the special recognition pro- Jacob H. Musser, Disease Dept., were named as follows: Nelson
at the high school. The National gram, six adults were made Victor Weaver, Inc. and John E. Weaver, Star Red Rose Chapter
FFA Vice President, Glenn S. Honorary Chapter Farmers. Campbell, Dairy Farmer, New Farmer; Linford Martin, Star
Weber and the State Secretary, They are: Jerry Shaffer, PP & Holland Chapter Farmer and Nelson
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Martin, Star Green Hand. Lin
ford Martin also won the Bank
ers Award, the FFA Creed Con
test and the Leon M. Graybill
Memorial Award.
In the Foundation Awards,
Merlin E. Snader won he Pub
lic Speaking Award; Scott
Weaver, Argi-Business; Lester
Bowman, Mechanics, Nelson
Weaver, Dairy; Jacob Musser,
Livestock and Robert Sedfrit,
Soil and Water Management
The new 1969 Chapter Sweet
heart is Miss Sheryl Weaver.
Donna Loht, 1968 Sweetheart,
presented Miss Weaver with a
jacket.
Given speciil certificates of
appreciation were these busi
nessmen and farmers: James L.
Cebular, Jr., president of the
New Holland Jaycees; Stanely
D Deen, English teacher,. .Gar
den Spot High: John Hess, New
Holland Supply, Inc.; C. B.
Hoober, Jr., Hoober and Son
Farm Implements; Mose Hoch
stetler, personnel, Victor Weav
er, Inc; Larry R. Weaver, Live
stock Farmer, New Holland Rl;
and Everett Newswanger, editor,
Lancaster Fanning Newspaper.
• Holstein
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with liquid manure handling and
the Wernersville State Hospital
Farm with 79 milking cows and
a herd average of 15,825 pounds
of milk and 602 pounds of but
terfat.
The tour committee, Paul
Zimmerman, John Herr and
John Landis have arranged for
the buses to leave the Lancaster
Shopping Center at 8 a.m. on
Wednesday, April 2. The cost
including a full course ham
dinner will be $5 00 per person.
Reservations must be made by
March 25.
• 4-H Tractor
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Hoober were as follows: First
Year (1) Jay Landis, Lititz
R 3; (2) Jim Greider, Columbia
R 2; Second Year (1) David
Leaman, 2051 Butter Road,
Lancaster; (2) Jay Zimmerman*
Ephrata Rl: Third Year (1)
Ray Weidman, Schoeneck; (2)
Jeff Frey, Willow St. Rl.
Fourth Year (1) Glenn
Kreider, Quarryville Rl; (2)
James Kilheffer, Manheim Rl.
Hazardous Occupation (1)
David Martin, Manheim Rl; (2)
Robert Mellinger, Strasburg
Rl.
A film on Safety was also
shown at the meeting.
It’s Original
The statue of Winged Victory
in the Louvre is the originail.
When found on the island df
Samothrace in 1863, the statue
was in many fragments but they
were later carefully united.