—LancMtT Farming, Saturday, March 15, 1975
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Members of the Grassland
<TA Chapter were
recognized for their
achievements during the
past year at their annual
,TA Parent and Member
tanquet, held Friday
ovenlng, March 7, at the
harden Spot High School
Cafeteria.
Following an opening
eremony by the officers of
ne FFA, Lloyd Hoover.
, resident, gave the
'elcoming address. Dr.
.obert Herr, agriculture
. istructor, introduced many
•f the special guests in at
‘endance and expressed
lanks to those who had been
J aid to the Grassland FFA
■uring the year.
The presentation of FFA
Several young men received FFA
degrees during the Grassland FFA
Parent - Member Banquet held
*riarch 7. Shown receiving his Red
tase Degree is Tim Stauffer (far
ight). Presenting the award is Glen
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Grassland
degrees followed with the
Grccnhand Degrees being
presented by .Robert S.
Woods, agriculture in
structor. The Chapter
Farmer degrees were
presented by the assistant
principal of Garden Spot,
Mr. Robert Weaver.
Eleven youths received the
county Red Rose degrees
which were presented by
Donald A. Shaeffer, prin
cipal of Garden Spot High
School. Receiving the
awards ‘were: LaVern
Martin, Robert Reifsnyder,
Larry Weber, Don Weiler,
Brian Musser, Nelson
Messner, Arthur Horst and
terry Weber.
Special awards were
presented to two area
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FF A Holds Annual Banquet
Ulrich, a State FFA Officer with Lloyd
Hoover (left) president of the local
chapter watching. Donald Sheaffer,
principal of Garden Spot High School,
(background) introduced the
recipients.
couples for having sons as
Keystone Farmers. Mr. and
Mrs. John Weaver received
a certificate for having four
sons as Keystone Farmers
while Mr. and Mrs. David G.
Musser also received
recognition for having three
sons as Keystone Farmers.
Certificates of Ap
preciation were presented to
several area business people
recognizing their help to the
Grassland FFA throughout
the past year. Receiving the
awards were Richard Buch,
Penn Jersey Harvestore;
Edwin Carson, horse
breeder; Ken Good, A&C
Equipment; Scott Hummel,
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Dr. Robert Herr (right) presented Mr. and Mrs.
John M. Weaver, New Holland Rl, with a certificate
for having four sons chosen as Keystone Farmers.
The award was presented during the annual
Grassland FFA Parent - Member Banquet held on
March 7.
student teacher; David
Hurst, feed dealer; Jay
Irwin, Assoc. County Agent;
Marvin Martin, New Holland
Meat Market; William
McCoy, McCoy Cattle Co ;
Melissa Piper, Associate
Editor, Lancaster Farming;
Barry Rathvon, Editor -
Pennysaver; Christian
Stoltzfus, Farm Machinery
Manufacturer: Kelsey
Smith, Science instructor;
John Yoder, Yoder Meats
and Tom Buch, Farmersville
Equipment.
Following the awards
presentation, entertainment
was provided by Clint
Hammond, a ventriloquist
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Teachers of agriculture for
the Garden Spot High School
are- Dr. Robert Herr; Mr.
Donald Robinson: Mr. Philip
Oglme; Clifford Day; Robert
Woods; John Johnston;
Jerry Ogline: Cheryl
Rousseau and Robert An
derson
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Wheat imports of the
developmg countries rose
approximately 30 percent
between 1972 and 1974. But
the price they had to pay for
their wheat nearly
quadrupled in the same
period, from $1.27 billion to
$5.07 billion.