—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, Dec. 4,1976
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Green hand ceremonies were held 3rd row - Dan Gehman, Rick
at the Grassland Chapter of the Frankhouser, John Baker, Tim
Future Farmers of America recently.
Those involved were: first row -
Gerlad Fox, Cliff Hurst, Ron Fox,
Owen Hartz, Ron Rutter, John Taylor,
Jim Crawford, Howard Messner,
Gerald Martin, Walter Jones; 2nd
row - Jeff Scheaffer, Scott Davies/
Renee Minnich, Kim Sheaffer, Jen
nifer Lang, Jeff Taylor, Bob Weaver;
Grassland Chapter holds
Greenhand ceremonies
NEW HOLLAND, Pa. - Spot High School cafeteria.
The Grassland Chapter of Over 100 members and
FFA held its annual parents were in attendance
Greenhand ceremonies on as 38 Greenhands were
November 22, at the Garden received into the chapter.
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Watterson, Tom Ruoss, Joe Good,
James McCully, Jerf Krick, Randy
Martin, Dale Witwer; absent from
picture - Greg Gable, Chris Herr,
Randy Zerbe, Tim Good, Glen Good,
Wilmer Messner, Keith Strothers, Pat
Wannamaker, David Shaeffer, and
Brian Whitcraft.
The ceremony for receiving
the Greenhands was carried
out by the chapter officers.
As part of the Greenhand
ceremony, Eileen and
Maxine Messner recited the
FFA Creed.
Other business carried out
at the meeting included the
committee reports to have a
Donkey basketball game at
the high school on March 25,
1977. The report from the
Earnings and Savings
Committee was excepted
that the chapter continue to
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sell the Agway garden seeds
as the major fund raising
project for the year. The
members of the senior and
junior classes gave their
report on the day to day
of - the trip to
Kansas City lor the National
FFA Convention from
(November 6-14.
A presentation of ribbons
was made to top judges at
the Lampeter Fair judging
contest and the Manheim
Fair judging for ninth
graders. The top judge in the
senior judging contest was
Dean Weiler and the top'
judge in the ninth grade
contest was Chris Herr.
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Penna. 4-H’ers
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examination, interviewed a
hospital administrator, and
prepared a first aid kit.
In addition, she con
structed a home fire ex
tinguisher from a small can
partially filled with baking
soda, and compiled a report
on social pressures that
influence persons toward
smoking.
Miss Orlidge was .selected
to be a member of America’s
Youth In Concert Choir
which toured five countries
in Europe. “It was a fan
tastic experience to be able
to represent America’s
youth overseas,” she said.
TERRY COON
Terry Coon, 19, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. William F.
Coon, Rt. 1, Clintpn, Beaver
County, is one of six national
winners in the 4-H horse
program.
Miss Coon, whose interest
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in horses goes back nine
years to the beginning of her
4-H horsemanship project,
recalls that her first at
tempts at horse care were a
disaster. She acquired a
registered Quarter Horse
named Dot who “was 400
pounds underweight because
we were starving her and
didn’t even know it. We knew
absolutely nothing about
raising a horse,” the winner
explained.
With help from her local
club leader she soon learned
proper feeding, worming and
grooming, but still expresses
amazement that Dot sur
vived. In spite of that bad
start, she placed fourth out
of 64 in her first attempt at
showmanship.
Since then, she has held all
offices in her local club,
helped teach at horse clinics,
gone on tours, and become a
junior leader.
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