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Charles of Lancaster RD2.
During his four years in the
vocational agriculture course he
had 103 pigs, sows, sheep, corn,
and sweet potatoes as projects.
When he was a senior at Penn
Manor he placed fifth in poultry
MAKE A RESOLUTION TO
CALL ABS IN 1973.
NO.
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ALARIC
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VIRGINIAN
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SRC
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THE COUNT
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BONANZA
**ALL FIGURES FROM 9/72 USDA AI SIRE REPORT. CALL YOUR ABS
REPRESENTATIVE LISTED BELOW:
PAUL HERR
HOLTWOOD, PA.
MARLIN ROVER
LITITZ. PA.
judging at the State FFA Con
vention and won a trip to
Springfield, Mass., where he
placed sixth in the North Atlantic
Region. He also attended the
National FFA Convention. His
farming program was voted the
best in his class. For three years
THESE BULLS ARE AVAILABLE
EVERY DAY AT REGULAR SERVICE FEE.
P.D.ss** P.D. MILK** P.D.B.F.**
*7l 11072 t 47
*52 tB6l t3l
t4B t 605. t 36
t 44 tBO7 \24
*44 t 525 t 34
t4O t7OB t 23
t 39 t6OB t 25
*35 t 677 tlB
t 35 t 670 tlB
t 33 t 665 tl6
*3O t 716 tlO
*3O t 577 tl 5
*27 t 396 tl 8
*2l t 426 tlO
*2l t 320 t!4
*2O t6BO - 1
*2O t 475 t 7
*l9 t 430 t 7
*l9 t 367 t 9
*l7 tl7o 114
*l5 1430 t 3
*l5 t 265 t 9
IN ADDITION TO THE ABOVE REGULAR BULLS,
AT ABS WE HAVE 20 MORE GREAT PROVEN SIRES
OVER +4oss. THE TOP 20 BULLS FOR PD MILK
WILL AVERAGE WELL OVER +lOOO.
MAURICE STUMP
WEST GROVE, PA.
PAUL MARTIN
RICHLAND, PA.
he exhibited eggs at the Farm
Show which were first-prize
winners.
He was vice-president of the
Millersville Mennonite Church
youth group for two years. He is
presently working for his father
on the home farm.
John Miller
Manheim FFA Chapter
John Miller is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Arlington Miller, Elm.
His farming program consists of
four dairy animals, two beef
fattening animals, 20 veal calves,
two acres of field corn, and six
swine fattening animals. He
showed the grand champion FFA
steer and reserve grand cham
pion in the overall show at the
Manheim Farm Show and
showed dairy animals in local
shows.
John is serving the Manheim
Chapter this year as secretary.
He previously was chapla of the
local Chapter, and sentinel of the
County Red-Rose Chapter. He has
received the Star Greenhand and
Star Crop Farmer award and
served as delegate to the County
REP.**
MERTON STROBLE
ELVERSON, PA.
RAY HARBOLD
ELIZABETHTOWN. PA.
Red Rose Chapter. He has won
the silver project book award on
the County level.
John is active as a member of
the Junior Guernsey Breeders
Association and is a member of
the Manheim Church of the
Brethren.
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Thomas Perry
Solanco FFA Chapter
Thomas Perry, the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Charlie T. Perry, Ox
ford RDI, is a senior at Solanco
High School. He is serving as
parliamentarian in the Solanco
FFA.
During his four years in the
FFA, Thomas has had steers,
veal calves, hogs, corn and hay.
He is a member of the Lancaster
County 4-H Baby Beef Club.
Thomas has participated in the
State Livestock Judging contest
and attended the National FFA
Convention in Kansas City as a
delegate from the Solanco
Chapter. He has had four years
experience in showing beef cattle
and has shown leadership helping
young Chapter members prepare
their animals for show
Robert Burkhart, son of James
H. Burkhart, East Earl RDI, is 19
years of age. He worked for three
years at Zimmerman Turkey
Farm, East Earl, where he plans
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Grassland Chapter
to continue working
As a Grassland Chapter FFA
member Bob was Chapter
reporter. He' attended the
National FFA Convention at
Kansas City
Bob’s farming program con
sisted of swine fattening. He
participated in the work ex
perience program at the school,
which he has found to be
profitable to him.
Serving as vice-president of a
local youth group, Bob an
ticipates continuing to be active
with the youth. He is also a
member of the singing group
“New Horizons ”
Russel Kline, 17, is a son of Mr
and Mrs. Vernon Kline,
He is a member of the
Cloister FFA Chpater and holds
the office of sentinel
-Active in local and state shows,
Russel has won numerous
awards with his Holstein dairy
animals. He was winner of the
1970 Jaycee steer award and
showed the animal at Harrisburg
and Timonium Russ won a gold
medal m dairy cattle judging at
the State FFA Convention and
later was a member of the first
place team at the Eastern States
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