The Grassland FFA Chapter held a
special awards recognitions meeting
Monday night at New Holland. During the
meeting Keystone Farmer citations were
Grassland Chapter Awards Presentations
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award presented to the top FFA
boy in the Grassland Chapter by
the Lancaster County Bankers
Association.
The Grassland Chapter was
presented the trophy for having
the top land judges at the County
Land Judging Contest. The
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trophy received is a rotation
trophy presented annually to the
top Chapter in the land Judging
Contest. Cash awards and rib
bons also were presented to the
two top judges, Dave Smeltz and
Nelson Messner.
Miscellaneous awards and
ribbons were also presented to
Grassland FFA members. The
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presented to the following; (left to right)
Dale Weiler, Nelson Martin, Carl Musser,
and Gary Stauffer.
Public Speaking trophy was
presented to Jim Zimmerman for
placing second in the County FF A
Public Speaking Contest; a
ribbon was presented to Delmar
Weaver for placing third m the
County Public Speaking Contest.
A plaque and first place rib
bons were presented to the
members of the first place
Grassland Chapter for winning in
the County Parliamentary
Procedure Contest.
Contest.
Ribbons and cash awards were
presented for placings in the
County Milk Products Contest.
Receiving awards were: Ken
Groff, third place; Elvin Hursh,
sixth place, and Dennis Nolt,
seventh place.
A cash award was presented to
Delmar Weaver for having
placed fifth in the area Meat
Judging Contest.
Brenda K Kreider, Karen
Overly, Janet Stoltzfus, Donna
Ruth Welk and Judith Wilson.
Patti Baltozer is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs George R
Baltozer, 600 Summit Drive,
Lancaster She works as a dental
assistant and is a senior at
Hempfield High School After
graduation, she hopes to attend
Reading Hospital School of
Nursing
Veronica Bare is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs John Bare, 419
Mount Sidney Road, Witmer She
graduated this year from
Conestoga Valle>, and is a
secretary at Witmer’s Cabinet
Shop.
Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ray
R. Harbold, Ralene Harbold is a
dental assistant in the office of
Dr. Werner Fetter,
Elizabethtown. She is a recent
graduate of Elizabethtown High
School and lives at
Elizabethtown, R 3.
Carol J. Kettering graduated
this year from Manheim
Vownship High School, and is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry
E Kettering, Lititz R 3 She hopes
to do volunteer work with the
Brethren Volunteer Service.
Brenda K. Kreider, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. J. Floyd Kreider,
Mount Joy R 2, is a senior at
Hempfield High School. She
hopes to do volunteer work with
underprivileged children after
graduation.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Overly,
Quarryville, Rl, the parents of
Karen Overly, a senior at Solanco
High School. She plans to major
in home economics following
graduation.
Janet Stoltzfus is a senior at
Solanco High School. She is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Omar
Stoltzfus, Quarryville, R 3. After
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graduation, she plans to be a
secretary, and presently works
parttime for Fenninger’s Custom
Kitchens and Vintage Sales
Stables
Another Solanco High School
Senior, Donna Ruth Welk, hopes
to become a medical secretary
after graduation Her parents are
Mr and Mrs Ira D Welk, R 3,
Quarryville
Judith Wilson is the daughter of
Mr and Mrs Henry R Wilson,
Nottingham, R 2 She is also a
senior at Solanco, and hopes to
attend a junior college after
graduation
Farm Calendar
Sunday,June 18
Father’s Day
25th annual American Meat
Science Association Con
ference, lowa State Univer
sity, June 18-21
Thursday, June 22
7am - 4pm Cumberland
County Wool Pool, Carlisle
Fair Grounds.
Meat Consumption
Rises in theU.S.
The per capita consumption of
red meats (beef, veal,- pork, and
lamb) reached a record of 192
pounds in 1971, up nearly 40 per
cent in 20 years. Nearly all of the
net increase resulted from a
sharp rise in beef consumption,
says H. Louis Moore, Extension
agricultural economist at Penn
sylvania State University
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The United States Department
of Agriculture projects that
substitute products may capture
as much as 10 per cent of the fluid
milk market by 1980.
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