14—Lancaster Farming. Saturday. April 15. 1972
At the Manor Young Farmer Banquet, the Outstanding
Dairyman award was presented by James Hilton, left, ag
instructor, to Bob Gochenaur, right, herdsman for Jay C.
Garber.
Michael Burton, left, Manor Young Farmer advisor,
congratulates Dave McMichael for his achievements in
winning the corn contest with a yield of 191 bushels per acre
at the Manor Young Farmer Banquet last week.
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Outstanding Poultrymen awards were
presented to Manor Young Farmer
members at the banquet last week by
Frank Campbell, Pennfield Corporation
Manor Young Farmer Banquet
The Manor Young Farmers
Association held its banquet last
Friday night at the Millersville
Fire Hall.
Nelson Habecker, president,
was toastmaster for the evening.
The invocation was given by
Melvin Groff, chaplin,
proceeding the turkey dinner.
Region II vice president
Donald Hershey gave a short talk
and slide presentation on the
activities of the Pennsylvania
State Young Farmers
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The Outstanding Poultryman
award was presented to Amos
Breneman and Roy Charles by
Frank Campbell of Pennfield
Corporation.
The Outstanding Dairyman
award went to Jay C. Garber.
First place winner in the com
contest was David McMichael
with a yield of 191 bushels per
acre.
Corn production efficiency
awards went to Richard Neff,
LANCASTER FORD
TRACTOR INC.
2166 WILLOW STREET PIKE
LANCASTER, PENNA
representative, left. Two men who tied for
the first place award were Roy Charles,
center, and Amos Breneman, right.
Andrew Martin, Amos
Breneman, Elias Groff, and Jay
Landis
Free seed was given as prizes
by Melvin L. Shertzer, P.A.G.;
Eugene' Hoover, Trojan, and
Clyde Eshelman, Pioneer.
Enos Heisey of Agway showed
slides and talked on the subject
“Farming Down Under”. His
presentation included views of
Tahiti, New Zealand, Australia
and the Fiji Islands.
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