—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, March 12. 1977
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Twin Valley FFA holds
By JOANNE SPAHR
ELVERSON, Pa. - A
covered dish buffet was the
setting for the 12th annual
Twin Valley Future Farmers
of America Chapter parent
member banquet held in the
Twin Valley High School
cafeteria last Friday
evening.
Twin Valley’s officers -
Ted Ford, president;
Clarence Jennelle, vice
president; Sandy Jennelle,
secretary; Dan Mosteller,
The girls from the Twin Valley FFA Shade, Deb Ford, Doris Mast, and Jan
who received production awards at Oatman. Jan was also a Keystone
their 12th annual parent-member Farmer this year,
banquet were: (left to right) Sandy
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treasurer; Jan Oatman,
reporter; Jim Mimm,
sentinel; Gerald Norris,
chaplain; and Deb Ford and
Sandy Shade, historians -
had charge of the evening’s
ceremony.
Receiving certificates of
appreciation from the group
were James A. Umble, a
building contractor from
Honeybrook, who had em
ployed an FFA member for
four years and a vo-ag
student for two; Jere Brady,
Morgantown, who is head of
the art program for Twin
Valley and who helped with
fire hydrant painting and the
chapter’s safety poster
contest; and Lorraine Zajac,
who chaperoned a group of
FFA’ers to Penn State last
year.
Three individuals were
also made 1976 Honorary
Chapter Farmers by the
group. Mr. and Mrs. William
Oatman, Honeybrook Rl,
and Thomas Engle,
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Honey brook Rl, received the banquet came with the
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Engle is currently serving as awards. The first to be
advisor to the Twin Valley handed out was Star Chapter
Young Farmers as well as Greenhand, an honor which
the FFA. „ is given to the outstanding
As always, for the
members of the
organization, the highlight of
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annual awards dinner
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