Youths Honored at
Pequea FFA Dinner
Parents and members of
the Pequea Valley FFA
gathered on Friday evening,
April 4, for their 19th Annual
Appreciation Banquet.
Following opening
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ceremonies by the officers,
Gordon Hoover, president of
the Pequea Valley Chapter
introduced the guests
present.
A welcome address was
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given by Nelson Martin, vice
president with Invocation
being led by Galen Sweigart.
FFA awards were
presented by the agriculture
instructors Gerald Phillips
and David Crocket. Those
awards presented were:
Mike Martin • Star
Greenhand; Elvin Weaver -
Star Chapter Farmer; Kevin
Kurtz • Star Red Rose; Mike
Martin, Kevin Kurtz, Fred
Leaman and Sam Klaasen,
Citrus Sales Awards.
Foundation awards were
presented to Dale Miller -
livestock production; John
Beyer, agriculture sales and
service; Barry Kreider -
crop production; Nelson
Martin - agricultural
mechanics; Elvin Weaver -
swine production; Dale
Miller - poultry production;
Kurtz
Kevin
production; Bryan Heid
breder - agricultural
processing; Fred Beaman -
farm saftey and Mike Martin
- public speaking.
Jerry Shaffer, PP&L
agricultural representative,
presented Gordon Hoover
and Nelson Martin with a
plaque for being selected as
Keystone Farmers.
Gordon Hoover received
numerous awards for his
outstanding work in FFA
including the County
Bankers Award; Dekalb
Award; Retiring Officer
Plaque and Scholarship
award from Kunzler Meats.
Remarks for the evening
were presented by Reginald
S. Remly, superintendent of
the school. Entertainment
was provided by Glenn
Eshleman, showing his slide
presentation “America the
Beautiful.”
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Gordon Hoover (left) shown with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond
Hoover, Kinzer Rl, received several
outstanding awards at the recently
held Pequea Valley FFA Banquet.
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Nelson Martin (right) shown with plaque from PR & L for being selected
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wiimer as a Keystone Farmer.
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Gordon was recipient of the County
Bankers Award, the Dekalb Senior
Award and a scholarship from
Kunzler Meats.