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BINKLEY & HURST BROS Jeffrey Roth, 16, of RDI, Dr. Robert B. Lewis,
11WI1WI unvtf. Spring Grove( who has leaderflhip development
ASPHALT PAVING EXCAVATING compiled an outstanding specialist, 4-H-Youth, at The
fiRADIMft record in 4-H work, was Pennsylvania State
witHuinu recently named state University, who announced
INSTALLATION OF SEPTIC TANKS citizenship winner in the 1974 the selection, said Jeffrey
ANDDRAINFIELDS 4-H National Awards was judged on the basis of
___ program. project work, leadership i
FOR FREE ESTIMATES CALL 626-4705 I Jeffrey will be eligible to ability, and part cipation in Hj ;
A.. . attend the National 4-H county and statewide ac- VA 'jM
LititzßD4 Congress in Chicago, tivitles, •'*
Rothsville Station Road December 1-5, and compete He was picked from Jett Roth
for awards at the national among the 215,000 4-H York County
with a
for those who ACT NOW
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1070 Stemmetz Rd. Ephrata, Penna. 17522
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CARL L. SHIRK SOLLEHBERGER FARM SUPPLY
Lebanon 717274 1436 Cenlerport, Pa
Phone 215-926-7671
Phone 733-1206
Lancaster Farming, Saturday. Oct. 12,1974 —
part in the Extension Service
youth education program.
The son of Mr. and Mrs. J.
Maurice Roth, Jeffrey is a
junior at Spring Grove High
School. He has been a 4-H
member seven years.
A member of the
Thomasville 4-H Club,
County 4-H Beef Club, and
County 4-H Horticulture
Club, he served as president,
vice president, news
reporter, and game leader.
He also assisted with club
activities and events as a
teen leader the past three
years.
The state citizenship
contest winner completed
projects in horticulture,
baby beef, handyman,
electric, teen leadership,
health, citizenship, en
tomology, tractor main
tenance, geology, con
servation, and automotive
care and safety.
Active in county 4-H
events, Jeffrey participated
in the picnic, roundup, camp
and officers training.
He also took part in the
Regional 4-H Teen Leaders
Retreat, Regional 4-H
Demonstration Days,
Pennsylvania 4-H Leader
ship Congress, State 4-H
Days, National Junior
Horticultural Association
Convention, and the
Citizenship Short Course.
He was selected as York
County’s Outstanding 4-H
Boy in 1973 and Outstanding
Junior 4-H Boy in 1971.
Commenting on the values
of the youth program, Jef
frey said: “4-H has shown
me the meaning of
responsibility and has helped
me to mature both mentally
and emotionally.”
He is one of 40 Com
monwealth 4-H members
being selected as state
winners in the various
project categories.
4-H
Hogs
Sold
Thirteen-year-old Tom
Ruoss sold his grand
champion market hog of the
New Holland Fair, recently
to Hatfield Packing Co.,
represented by Ezra Good,
field representative with
Gehman Feed Mill.
With a price of 75 cents a
pound, Tom realized $158.25
from the sale of his 211-
pound Duroc. He is the son of
Mr. and Mrs. W. Frank
Ruoss, Ephrata R 2. This is
the second consecutive year
Tom has exhibited the
show’s grand champion.
The reserve grand
champion, owned by Susie
Martin, daughter of Mrs.
Mary Martin, New Holland
R 2, took the top price of the
sale when Abe Diffenbach,
New Holland Sales Stable,
bid 90 cents a pound for the
crossbred. Susie netted
$186.30 on the sale.
The remaining 11 market
hogs ranged in price from
49.5 to 60 cents a pound for
the 4-H members.
HAY &
STRAW SALE
EVERY
WEDNESDAY
AT 12 NOON
PAUL Z. MARTIN
SALESSTABLES
2 miles East of
Intercourse
Sale managed by
Harvey Z. Martin
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