—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, January 6, 1973
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Keystone Farmer Degrees
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Exposition Dairy Judging
Contest at Springfield, Mass His
record books have been awarded
Russel Kline
Cloister FFA Chapter
gold medals on the county and
state level He was a Chapter
delegate to the 1971 National FFA
Convention
His farming program includes
a herd of registered Holsteins,
market and breeding swine, field
corn, and steers. Russ also works
part-time at Gehman’s Feed Mill,
Denver
Parke Hess, a son of Mr. and
Mrs. Paul S Hess, Conestoga
RD2, is treasurer of the Manor
FFA Chpater
Parke received the Greenhand
Degree and the Chapter Farmer
Degree as well as the County Red
Rose Degree He has served on
various committees in the
Chapter, and was an officer on
the parliamentary procedure
team He participated with the
Sandier loaders & blades
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Parke Hess
Manor FFA Chapter
Chapter in presenting a program
on WGAL-TV where he talked
about judging contests on the
State and National levels.
He has attended several State
FFA Conventions. He won first
place in the State Poultry
Judging Contest. This win en
titled him to attend the National
Convention in Kansas City to
judge poultry, where he won a
bronze emblem
Parke had numerous projects
for his farming program, in
cluding a calf, cow, hogs, and
field com. His projects were
entered in a local fair where
many prizes were won, including
the grand champion hog
Parke is considering
agribusiness in his future plans.
Donald Wenger is the son of
Mr. and Mrs. Richard G. Wenger,
Manheim RD2. He is currently
serving as treasurer of the
Manheim FFA Chapter and as
delegate to the County Red Rose
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Donald Wenger
Manheim FFA Chapter
Chapter
Don’s farming program con
sists of a dairy herd of five Brown
Swiss cows, two finishing beef
and several acres of tobacco and
field corn. He won a gold medal in
State competition at Penn State
for dairy judging and was a
member of the Pennsylvania
Dairy Judging team which
placed first in the Eastern State
Region contest held in Virginia.
He was named Chapter Star
Farmer and Star Red Rose
Farmer for the County, and was
honored as Star Dairy Farmer.
His tobacco won reserve
champion at the local FFA
tobacco show last year. He won
the silver project book award on
the state level. He is on the school
honor roll.
Michael Roland, a senior at
Solanco High School, is the son of
Mr. and Mrs. Hoover R. Roland,
Quarryville RDI. He is chaplain
of the Solanco FFA Chapter.
His projects are a registered
Jersey heifer and work ex
perience. He is presently working
for Robert H. and G. Ralph
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