12— Lancaster Farming, Saturday, Mir. 16, 1974
2:
Grassland FFA Has
Annual Dinner Meet
Ray M. Martin, president
of the Grassland FFA
Chapter, was named
Grassland Star Farmer
Friday night at the chapter’s
annual parent and son
banquet.
In addition to the top
chapter honor, Martin also
received the Lancaster
County Bankers Award, a
$3O check presented by
Raymond Baxter of Blue
Ball National Bank. He was
also honored by the chapter
for placing fifth in the state
public speaking contest last
September.
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Martin, a senior at Garden
Spot High School, is the son
of Mr. and Mrs. Eli W.
Martin, New Holland RDI.
Featured speakers at the
banquet were Doyle
Waybright, national FFA
vice president from Get
tysburg, and Nevin Mast of
die state FFA Association.
Receiving a $5O award for
his conservation project by
the Pennsylvania Game
Commission was N Mike
Hartman, Narvon RDI.
Mike’s numerous fish and
wildlife projects placed him
first in the Southeastern
Pennsylvania District. Ted
Fox, game protector,
presented the award.
Other awards presented at
the meeting are as follows:
Scott Steffy v Leola,” Red
Rose Star Farmer; Tom
Wentzel, East Earl RDI, star
chapter farmer; Derrill
Nolt, New Holland RD2, star
greanhand (production);
Elizabeth Herr, Narvon
RD2, star greenhand in
environmental ag; Randy
Brubaker, Narvon RDI,
game hunting champion
(environmental); Nelson
Gockley, Adamstown, game
hunting (production); Eli
zabeth Herr, Narvon RD2,
creed contest winner; Ray
Martin, county star farmer;
Larry Ressler, East Earl,
county star
agribusinessman.
Lewis Good, Mohnton, soil
and water management;
Don Weaver, New Holland,
RDI, dairy farming; Wayne
Martin, Goodville,
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Garden Spot High School FFA to right, seated: Larry Ressl
members honored at their annual ' Kenneth Mull and Ray Martin,
banquet last week for receiving Standing: Kenneth Groff, Dennis Noit
Keystone Farmer Degrees were, left and Wayne Martin.
agricultural mechanics
Lloyd Hoover, Leola,
livestock farming; Keith
Feister, East Earl RDI,
placement in sales and
service.
Also presented were
numerous Greenhand Jackie Weaver, daughter
Degrees, 19 Chapter Fanner 0 f Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Degrees, Red Rose Degrees Weaver, was named FFA
and five Keystone Degrees. Sweetheart.
ler.
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