Reist Twins Win 4-H Tobacco Show, Boyd Tops Corn Contest
The Reist brothers of Lan
caster took top honors for the
second straight year at the an
nual 4-H Corn and Tobacco
roundup last week at the Farm
and Home Center.
They are twins, Alfred and
Arthur, of 1050 Eden Road,
Lancaster.
Arthur took top honors in
tobacco filler competition and
Alfred had the best 4-H wrapper,
according to the judge, Lester
Whitmore, of American Cigar
Company.
Last year, Alfred took top place
in both wrapper and filler, but
Arthur was a close second.
In the 4-H Cron competition,
Kerry Boyd was the champion for
the second straight year. Boyd,
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13, the son of Elmer Boyd,
Ephrata RDI, was followed m
second place by Douglas Rohrer,
1623 Book Road, Lancaster. Third
was Stephen Ney, Marietta RDI.
Judge of the corn competition
was John Yocum, manager of the
Penn State Research Farm at
Landisville.
Other tobacco winners were:
Kerry Boyd, second, and Alfred
Reist, third in tobacco filler, and
Jay Bleacher, Conestoga RD2,
second, and Arthur Reist, third,
in wrapper
In total book score for the
tobacco project, top placings
were as follows: Alfred Reist,
first, Arthur Reist, second;
Kerry Boyd, third, Darwin
Nissley, Mount Joy RD2, fourth,
and Steven Ney, Marietta RDI,
fifth.
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Arnold Lueck, center, associate Lan
caster County ag agent, presents cham
pionship ribbons to the Reist twins
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, January 8,1972
following the 4-H tobacco show last week
at the Farm and Home Center. On the left
is Alfred, who had the best wrapper
tobacco, and on the right is Arthur who
displayed the top filler tobacco.
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