Lancaster farming. (Lancaster, Pa., etc.) 1955-current, January 04, 1975, Image 52

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52—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, Jan. 4, 1975
Area
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chapter as reporter,
secretary and vice-president
and was also the county FFA
delegate in 1973.
As an FFA member, Glen
participated in the chapter
creed contest, the County
interview contest, public
speaking events and in the
County Com contest.
He has shown prize win
ning hogs in county events as
well as at the Kutztown fair.
Glen is presently em
ployed by Hermit Kistler, a
farm machinery dealership.
Richard C. Dietrich
Richard Dietrich is the 18
year-old son of Mr. and Mrs.
Nevin S. Dietrich, RD3,
Kutztown.
Richard has received all of
the FFA degrees and has
completed projects in dairy
Richard C. Dietrich
Kutztown Area
beef, com, garden, steers
and home improvement.
He has been secretary,
HAY MACHINE SALE
Because we have a waiver of finance until
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All Twine
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percent stronger than ordinary single the excellent windrows or swaths this machine produces
diameter knots and does it with all
types and diameters of baler twine
without adjustment
SPECIAL SALE
USED GEHL MODEL 600 FORAGE HARVESTER
with two row narrow Corn Head $A TCA AA
and Hay Pickup only
R. S. HOLLINGER & SON
...eet, Mountville
Monday thru Friday 8 A.M. to 5:30 P.M,
Saturday 8 A.M. to 12:00 P.M.
INTERNATIONAL QUALITY PARTS
FACTORY TRAINED SERVICE MEN
Youth To Receive Keystone Degrees
chaplain and treasurer of his
chapter and has won
numerous awards that have
included: County record
book contests, ag mechanics
contests, and public
speaking events.
Richard has also par
ticipated in land judging
events, and has exhibited
com at the Kutztown and
Allentown Fair.
Along with his FFA work,
Richard is a member of the
Mt. Zion Lutheran Church, a
member of the varsity
basketball team and is a
member of the national
honor society and the
National Guard.
John Swarzentruber
I started Ag with a sweet
com project in 9th grade. In
10th grade I raised 1 acre of
sweet com and working for
experience at my fathers
garage where I work on farm
equipment, trucks and cars.
I continued both projects in
John Swartzentruber
Owen J. Roberts
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NOW!
11th grade but increased
their size. In 10th grade I was
a county delegate for FFA
week at Penn State. In 11th
grade I competed in the state
FFA Ag mechanics contest
and won third place. I have
won county and state project
book contest three times. In
my senior year I attended
the national convention and
competed in the national Ag
mechanics contest and won a
bronze emblem. I served as
chapter president in 12th, I
also serve as county chaplin.
Upon graduation I will go
into business with my father
and brother in our garage.
Son of Mr. & Mrs. John
E. Swarzentruber.
Shane Clark-son of Mr. &
Mrs. Ted Clark, Spring City,
RDI.
Shane spent most of his
high school days working for
experience on a dairy farm.
He then went to Sunny
Slopes’ Livestock farm.
Shane continued working
for Sunny Slopes’ farm
after graduation and was
promoted to Farm Manager
in September 1974.
Shane was active in many
areas of FFA activities in
cluding livestock judging,
Ch. Recreation,
Parliamentary procedure
team, Chapter Treasurer
and Student Advisor.
In 9th grade I started my
FFA Projects with a
registered Holstein Heifer. I
showed her at the Kimberton
990 Mower
Conditioner 9 foot
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Shane Clark
George Tkaczuk
Phone 285-4538
George Tkaczk, Jr.
Owen J. Roberts
Community Fair and the
Southeastern Regional FFA
Dairy Show in Harrisburg
and did very well.
The next year I added
another cow to carry a Dairy
head project. I also par
ticipated on our schools
Dairy Judging team at the
Summer FFA Convention at
Penn State University. I
received a silver emblem for
placing 26th.
I presently own three
Holstein milking cows, two
dairy heifers, and four beef
animals. I also raised two
acre of Field Corn.
After graduation I will
increase my dairy heard and
field Com acreage.
I will work with my father
and uncles on our Marsh
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farming you are engaged in . . . and for
whatever your financial needs may be.
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FARMERS AgCREDIT coup.
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A subsidiary of Farmers First National Bank
Acres dairy farm. My goal is
to earn the American Far
mer Degree.
Son of Mr. & Mrs. George
Tkaczuk, Elverson.
Jeffrey Austin
Jeffrey Austin-son of Mr. &
Mrs. R. Monroe Austin, 1070
Spring Creek Lane, Pott
stown, Pa., will be receiving
the Keystone Farmer Award
in January 1975.
Jeff has been very active
in the FFA. The activities
have been going to
Harrisburg and Penn State
for 3 years to participate in
the State FFA, Band. In the
chapter he has been
chairmen of several projects
including Supervised Far
ming, Vegetable Seed Sales,
and Budget. This year he is
chaplin for his chapter.
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Jeff has also been active in
school with the Marching
Band, and Stage Band. He is
also involved in Indoor
Track and Spring Track.
Jeff’s Project Program
has been built around
Horticulture. He worked
with his father in the family
green-house raising bedding
plants and buying and selling
vegetable plants and many
different flowers. He also
worked for experience with
Prizer’s green-house and is
presently working for
Samuel B. Schaapt, doing
many Landscaping jobs.
Jeff is hoping to further his
education by attending the
Longwood Garden’s 2 year
Professional Training
Program in Horticulture
John Brown
John Brown, a senior at
Tulpehocken Area Schools
is the son of Mr. and Mrs'
Harvey D. Brown of RDi
John J. Brown
Tulpehocken
Bethel, Pa. John has an “on
farm” occupational position
with William Myer, a dairy
farmer from RDI Myer
stown. John also plans to
develop his own farm
operation in the near future.
In high school John was
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