Yoder Cows Cited
Milk and butterfat production
levels established by three
Registered Holstein cows in the
herd of Jefferson D. Yoder,
Elverson RDI, have been
reported by the Holstein-Friesian
Association of America.
Cows recognized for their
exceptional food producing
ability are:
Rocky-Side Fond Hope 6926889,
four-years-old, 19,130 pounds of
milk, 785 pounds of butterfat in
363 days; Rocky-Side Star Lida
7225145, three-years five-months,
18,790 pounds of milk, 781 pounds
of butterfat in 305 days, and
Rocky-Side Star June 6926877,
four-years six-months, 21,300
pounds of milk, 632 pounds of
butterfat in 305 days.
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Former members of the
Manheim FFA Chapter will hold
an organizational meeting on
Monday, February 26 in the
agriculture classroom to form
one of Lancaster County’s first
local FFA Alumni Chapters
Former members of the FFA
realize more than anyone what
the FFA means to youth and the
opportunity it offers to young
people in developing leadership,
character and good citizenship,
as well as knowledge in
agriculture.
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Manheim Organizing
FFA Alumni
OCy and OOy Jingle
OJA, 00A, Crosses,
and 800-3
Chapter
The desire of those who have
been members of the FFA in the
past to become involved and join
together in a united effort has led
to the establishment of the
National FFA Alumni
Association of which the
Manheim FFA Alumni Chapter
will be a local affiliate.
According to the FFA Advisor,
Glenn Weber, the purpose of the
local Alumni Chapter will be to
help educate others in the
community in modern
agriculture, to help build con
fidence m todays FFA members
and provide inspiration and
moral guidance and to keep
former members informed about
the growth of the local Chapter.
He stated that “many former
FFA members have become
leaders in business and in local
government and now these
successful former members want
to insure that students today
continue to have the same op
portunities that have allowed
them to achieve their goals.”
Membership is open to former
active, collegiate or honorary
FFA members, and both present
and former professional
vocational agriculture teachers.
All former Manheim FFA
members and potential alumni
members are encouraged to
attend this important
organizational meeting at 7:30
p.m. February 26.
An investment in today’s youth
is an investment in the future of
the community and nation. Help
to strengthen agriculture by
loining the FFA Alumni.
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PHONE 626-2J97
or 394-3047
way
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Lancaster Farming, Saturday, February 24,1973
Local
Win in
Lancaster County members of
the Future Farmers of America
(FFA) earned 52 medals this
week in state record book
competition in Harrisburg.
The awards included 19 gold, 25
silver and eight bronze medals
Record books represent the
progress of an FFA member’s
actual farm projects. They are
judged on efficiency, accuracy
and completeness of records
Robin Ginder, a member of the
Ehprata High School FFA
chapter, took top state honors by
winning the Production Credit
Award for total record book
points He also captured the
Interstate Milk Producers
Cooperative award for his dairy
records.
Robin is the son of Mr. and Mrs
Ira Ginder of Denver RD2. He
has established his own herd of
about 40 Holstein dairy cows.
Medals were awarded in
categories for occupational
experience as well .as in single
and multiple farm enterprises.
Lancaster County youths
awarded gold medals included:
Scott Steffy, Dennis Nolt, Donald
Harting, Philip Newcomer,
Donald Wenger, Gerald Metzler,
Melvin Weiler, Charles Neff,
Gary Akers, Tom Denlinger,
Marlin Smoker, Wayne Kreider,
John Miller, Thomas Perry and
Robin Cinder.
Silver medals went to Lamar
Long, George Hostetter, Ken
Mull, Richard Groff, Barry
Wissler, Leonard Martin, Kirk
Copenhaver, James Gruber,
Dwight Martin, Michael
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Also awarded silver medals in
record book competition were E
Clair Martin, Dennis Nolt, Roy
Sauder, Paul Horning, Richard
Bollinger, Lloyd Hoover, Russel
Kline, William Hershey, Randy
Clark, Donald Weaver and
William Krantz
Those earning bronze medals
m the state contest included
Robert McMilhon; Thomas
Denlinger, J Lamar Kreider,
Barry Wissler; Robert Peifer,
Dave Gerhart, Donald Miller,
Ray Martin, and Robert Strauss
John Miller of Maheim Central
High School, was the county
winner of the Production Credit
Award. Manheim Central won a
gold medal with their chapter
scrapbook and Garden Spot a
silver
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we don’t know
Remind us by calling 394-
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