—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, October 14,1978
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Lions Club honors nine Cloister FFA members
Lion Guy H. Weidman presents Sheryl Bollinger, state FFA secreatry with a
check from the Baron Stiegei Lion Club at their annual farmers night. Pictured in
the front row, left, are Lion Guy H. Weidman, Lititz; Sheryl Bollinger, Lititz R 4;
Marvin Fox, Lititz Rl; Barry Herman, Ephrata; Randy Bucher, Hopeland. Back
row, left; Ronald Good, Stevens Rl; Fred Burkett, Stevens Rl; and Scott
Augsburger, Reinholds Rl. These Cloister FFA members were all state winners
and will be going on to higher competition
By JOAN LIESAU
BRICKERVILLE - The
Baron Stiegel lions Club
held their annual farmers
night, October 12. At this
time they also awarded nine
Cloister FFA members
checks for traveling ex
penses to regional and na
tional level FFA contests.
The following FFA mem
bers will be traveling to
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SMUCKER’S
ENGINE SHOP
RD 1, GORDONVILLE, PA.
17529
SALES & SERVICE
DIESEL & GAS
Kansas City, Mo. for
national FFA competition;
Johan Zimmerman, Ephrata
Rl, for dairy showmanship.
John is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. James N. Zimmerman.
Curt Snavely, Lititz Rl, will
be competing in the agmech
anics division. Curt is the son
of Mr. and Mrs. Ben S. Sna
vely. The three members
competing in the milk pro
ducts division will be Mavm
Fox, Lititz Rl, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Richard Fox. Fred
Burkett, Stevens Rl, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Fred T.
Burkett, and Scott
Augsburger, Reinholds Rl,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Augsburger is the third
member of the team.
The small engine team
which will be competing in
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Springfield, Mass, was com
prised of Ronald Good and
Barry Herman. Ronald is
the son of Mr. and Mrs. Isaac
B. Good. Barry is the son of
Mr. and Mrs. Barry L. her
man, Ephrata.
Randy Bucher, Hopeland,
the son of Mr. and Mrs.
Ronald Bucher, will be
traveling to Springfield,
Mass, for ag mechanics
competition.
Sheryl Bollinger, Lititz R 4,
the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Warren Bollinger, was
elected to the office of state
FFA secretary. She will be
representing the state at the
National FFA Convention in
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STEVENS FEED MILL
Stevens, PA
UMBERGER'S MILL
Richland, PA
MARK HERSHEY
Lebanon, PA
F.M. BROWN'S SONS, INC.
Birdsboro, Fleetwood, Sinking Spring
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Kansas City, Mo. this
November.
Edgar Snavely,
Elizabethtown, was the
speaker for the evening.
Snavely, a swine specialist
from Pennfield explained
how the swine operation in
Freystown works. The
building and land is owned
by Joe Habecker. Pennfield
supplies the hogs, which are
Babcock hybreds. pennfield
also helped Habecker in the
design of his swine opera
tion.
The swine are kept in total
confinement, from farrow
ing to finishing. The opera
tion can handle 500 or more
GEHMAN FEED MILL. INC
Denver, PA
C E. SADDER & SONS
East Earl, PA
HURST BROS. MILL
East Earl, PA
rv
sows, with a weekly shipping
goal of 180 to 200 pigs to
market.
To enter the facility,
everyone must shower.
Clothing worn in the facility
is laundered within the
facility. No mediation is add
ed to the hogs feed, so these
sanitary precautions are
needed.
The floor used in the
operation are made from ex
panded metal. Automatic
scrappers are run twice dai
ly. No manure is left to ac
cumulate m the facility. “We
have no regrets" at all with
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JOHN B. KURTZ
Ephrata, PA
GRUBB SUPPLY CO
Elizabethtown, PA
ALBRIGHT’S FEED MILL
Kempton, PA
AGWAY STORES AND
REPRESENTATIVES
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