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[Continued from Page 143) Keystone Farmer plans to
included swine breeding, rent 35 acr ®f * or
corn production, and work use continue on at
experience. His work ex- h | s P res . ent P lace of em ‘
perience employment is at P lo^ment ‘
the Lebanon Valley
near future he plans to
dairy farming on the home
Mark Bucher
Mark Bucher
Lower Daughin
m High School
Kevin Halbleib
Kevin Halbleib
Lower Dauphin
High School
Kevin Halbleib, age 18, the
son of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd
Halbleib of Hummelstown,
will receive his Keystone
Farmer Degree at the FFA
Winter forum due to efforts
of supervised work ex
perience. He has won county
honors two years because of
this.
Halbleib served the local
cnapter as treasurer this
year and was assistant
treasurer last year. He
received the farm
mechanics award at the
local banquet last year for
outstanding shop work, and
was on die parliamentary
procedure team in 1975
which placed fifth in state
competition.
He is working on a 200 acre
beef farm which also boards
horses. Halbleib is in charge
of many of the farming
operations.
After graduation the
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Mark Bucher, age 17 of
Elizabethtown R 3, is the son
of Mr. and Airs. David
Koser. The newly named
Keystone Fanner has served
the Lower Dauphin FFA
Chapter for two years as
vice-president.
He has. participated in
parliamentary procedure for
three years and in 1975 was
vice president of the fifth
place state team. He also
won county honors for public
speaking. Dairy has been his
main enterprise for which he
received the county dairy
award in 1975. He has shown
hogs and dairy cattle at local
and district shows.
Bucher has sung in the
state chorus for two years
and was selected to sing in
the national chorus this past
November in Kansas City.
At present he is respon
sible for the 34 dairy cows at
home and he plans to begin
dairy farming on his own in
the spring of this year.
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Mike Spittle
Lower Dauphin*
High School
Mike Spittle, age 17 son of
Mr. and Mrs. James M.
Spittle, Middletown, has
served as president of the
Lower Dauphin FFA
Chapter, for two years in
succession.
His FFA activities have
been many. He was on the
chapter parliamentary
procedure team each year,
and was president on the 1975*
team which placed fifth in
state competition. He also
participated in public
speaking his freshman year.
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and attended the national
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Mo., this Fall.
Spittle’s projects included
com for grain, hog fattening,
beef growing, and beef
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carried a work experience
project working on a local
dairy farm.
His future plans include
getting established in a dairy
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