Solanco FFA
[Continued from Pago 101] director; -Henry Glvler,
Honorary Chapter Farmer former Solanco graduate
Mrees were given to G. and area vocational
odor Brinton, school board consultant; Robert
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they go togeth
McSparran, District 3 Inter-
State director and dairy
fanner; and Charles Heim,
Solanco teacher in the
vocational agricultural
department.
Adamson, Co. Inc. and
Frey Brothers
Manufacturing were
acknowledged for their
contributions of materials
for many FFA and ag
department projects.
Corn production awards
were given to Les Hershey
for 206 bushels per acre; Ron
Clark, 193 bushels per acre;
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The top award winners at the Solanco FFA
banquet were: (from left): Tom Kirk, Chapter
Farmer; Vickie Warfel, Star Keystone; Charles
Blevins, Red Rose Star Agri-businessman; Tina
Bucher, Star Greenhand; and Sam Long. Red Rose
Star Farmer.
Steel body shown with optional 12" tip tops,
which are available on 28". 40" and 52" steel sides in all lengths.
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, March 26.1977 —109
and Stanley Vasco for 192
bushels per acre.
Foundation awards were
presented to Tim
Baughman, beef production;
Mary Bitler, ag processing;
Richard Monk, placement in
ag processing; Ron
Mummau, swine production;
Robert Rineer, poultry
production; Donna Stoltzfus,
sheep production; Charles
Blevins, horse proficiency;
Ron Clark, dairy production;
Dan Hershberger, crop
production; Lee Ferguson,
dairy production; Richard
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Drumm, soil and water;
Mike Neff, ag sales and
service; Vickie Warfel, beef
production; Kevin Wiker,
crop production; and Bob
Zander, diversified
livestock.
Two graduates were also
honored at the banquet.
Marshall Trimble was
named top 1976 dairy cattle
judge, and David Hanks
received recognition for his
achievements in farm work
experience.
MILLS