16—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, June 17,1978
State FFA
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and Lane Keen), 9. West
Perry (Allen Kretzing,
Duane Richard, and Clyde
McMillan), and 10. Ephrata
(Larry Burkholder, Robert
Fox, and Kevin Smoker).
Aside from placques,
winners of contests were
also awarded trips to various
national, or regional events,
such as the National FFA
Convention in Kansas City,
the Eastern States Ex
position in Springfield,
Mass., and the Keystone
International Exposition in
Harrisburg.
Following are more details
on each of the contests:
LIVESTOCK JUDGING
Gold medalists
1. Sam Long, Solanco; 2.
Wayne Hess, Penn Manor; 3.
Frank Hunter, Lakevjew; 4.
Charla Janney,
Southwestern; 5. Lewis
Crouse, West Greene; 6.
James Tretter, Lehigh
County AVTS; 7. David
Wylie, Oxford; 8. James
Harnish, Penn Manor; 9.
Jon Janney, Southwestern;
FUEL OIL HEAT
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passages prevent loss of otherwise wasted heat. Installation time is
reduced to a minimum.
The entire unit is only 20” wide. Exterior is finished in attractive baked-on,
decorator-approved colors. Features the dependable, economicai Texaco
Model TFR Fuel Chief High Speed Flame Retention Oil Burner with non
adjustable stainless steel firing head.
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• INSULATlON— Fiberglass blanket
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• COMBUSTION CHAMBER—Cer
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• BUILT-IN WATER HEATER—cop
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10. James Black, Avella; 11.
Jeff Sneeringer, South
western; 12. Brenda Walter,
Red lion.
Silver medalists
13. Brian Zerby,
Conawesque; 14. Jerry
Myer, Lampeter Strasburg;
15. Darlene Dietrich,
Hamburg; 16. Chris
Kleindienst, Eastern; 17.
Brian Utz, Southwestern; 18.
Scott Roycroft, Kennard-
Dale; 19. Pat Lucey, West
Greene; 20. Clair Heath,
Danville; 21. Tim Martz,
Line Mountain; 22. Thomas
Seaman, Northern Lebanon.
Bronze medalists
23. Mark Gallagher,
Mohawk; 24. Robert Gerber,
Wilmington Area; 25. Tim
Baughman, Solanco; 26.
Edward Sekerak, Corry Vo-
Tech; 27. Kevin Landis,
Penn Manor; 28. Ron Siler,
Derby.
DAIRY CATTLE
JUDGING
Silver medalists
18. Scott Tiffeny, Athens;
19. Steve Ritchey, Northern,
Bedford; 20. Donald Snyder,
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The top four FFA land judges in Pennsylvania
are, left to right, Gerald Derosiers, Blue Mountain
High School; Neil Leffler, Upper Dauphin; Marty
Tri-Valley; 21. Steve Shaw,
Oley Valley; 22. Glenn
Butters, Liberty; 23. Robert
Fox, Ephrata; 24. Patty
Greek, Red Lion; 25. Scott
Shores, Athens; 26. Guy
Daubenspeck, Moniteau; 27.
Steve Snyder, Tri-Valley; 28.
Jim Rightmire, Bast
Smithfield; 29. Roger
Grinnel, Reynolds; 30.
Emmanuel Shughart,
Cumberland Valley; 31.
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Saul; 32. Steve Hocken
brock, Juniata; 33. Edward
Kline, Middleburg; 34.
Charles Kline, Juniata; 35.
Lois Heyer, Lehigh County
AVTS; 36. Robert Hauck,
Selinsgrove.
Bronze medalists
37. Chester Soltys, O.J.
Roberts; 38. Donald Rhodes,
Conewago; 39. Randy Corle,
Central Cove; 40. Lane
Keen, O.J. Roberts; 41. Paul
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Clouse, Central High; and Sandy Weaver of
Garden Spot. Marty and Sandy were tied for third
place.
Lehman, Northern Potter;
42. Abbe Johnson, Red Lion;
43. Mike George, Apollo
Ridge; 44. Ray Perchinsky,
Montoursville; 45. Jeff
, Rupp, General McClane; 46.
Roger Graybill, Juniata; 47.
Scott Mitcheltree, Laurel;
48. John Jenkins, Troy; 49.
Glenda Brewer, Mansfield;
50. Jeff Achenbach, East
Northampton; 51. Brock
Kline, Lakeview; 52. George
Sattazahn, Tulpehocken; 53.
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IN THE RIGHT DIRECTION
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Lance Enick, MontoursviM
54. Henry Hull, NorthercJ
Bedford; 55.JDuane Richard
West Perry; 56. Scot!
Hauseman, Oley Valley; 6f-
Ed Whitesell, Bedford, 5!
Teresa EnglanJ
Williamsburg; 59. Urn
Miccicki, Hamburg.
LAND JUDGING
There were 173 student
entered in this contest, ml
the first 15 receiving
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