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and wrestling team, enjoys
hunting and sports
BILL ZOLLERS
Kutztown Area
High School
Bill Zollers of Berks
County hopes to attend Penn
State University majoring m
dairy production After
completion of this program
he hopes to operate his own
dairy farm.
PAY FOR YOUR TRIP TO THE FARM SHOW
WITH THIS RED BEDDING CHOPPER SALE OFFER.
Your choice of one of these
steam locomotive limited ed
ition fine art prints is included
free with a special Pennsylvania
Farm Show purchase of a tough
built, red bedding chopper from
US Farm Systems of Pennsyl
vania. When you think about
the early days of American
Agriculture, you remember
these steam-driven engines hull
ed your grandfather's produce,
gram and livestock to the hungry
cousins m the growing towns and
cities of the Northeast. The return
trip provided the life-blood link
of mail and medicine to the remote
farm whistle-stop communities
that nestled in the plains and
valleys of that by-gone penod of
history.
Because these prints were created
as limited edition prints designed
to grow in value as they hang in
your home or farm office, only a
relatively small number of sets were
produced before they threw away
the original.
Bill, the son of William and
Sandra Zollers, has had
projects in dairy heifers,
vegetable garden, field com,
oats and dairy cows. He has
served as chapter secretary
also.
Bill’s committees include
safety, leadership, seed
sales, window exhibit,
pumpkin contest,
parliamentary procedure,
citrus sales, records, and
banquet.
Bill is a member of the
parliamentary procedure
team which placed first in
the county m 1979. Besides
participation in the Penn
sylvania Junior Dairy Show
and Southeast Junior Dairy
Show, Bill’s acheivements
include attaining the chapter
scholarship award in 1980.
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year, be prepared to place an
tough-built, red
bedding choppers
on display at
our booth. These
science-engineered
choppers, take
bales of straw, old
hay or corn stalks
and chop the mater
ial into fluffy short
cut bedding even
your highest producing cows can
enjoy. No more sawdust to hold
moisture and germs under your
cows. No more long straw to
shake out.
In addition, dairymen use the
tough-built, red bedding chop
per to make first-cutting hay
more palatable. With the short
cut hay stems, cows eat more.
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Bill is senior class
president, a 4-H dairy club
member, 4-H county council
member and high school
yearbook staff member and
cross country runner.
Bill says he enjoys all
sports, especially ice
hockey.
Laura Miller
LAURA MILLER
Tulpehocken High School
Laura Miller of Bemville
has been a member of the
Tulpehocken FFA Chapter
for three years. During that
time she has concentrated
her efforts toward dairy
farming, a project she hopes
to turn into a career
someday.
The daughter of Mr. and
Mrs Robert Miller, Laura
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was chairman of the
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and Float committees.
This Keystone Farmer
served as both chapter
president and county
secretary for 1980. She was
chosen by the Pennsylvania
Farmers Association to
represent Berks County at
the conference at
Elizabethtown College
where she earned awards for
public speaking and top bulb
salesperson.
Laura presenting is em
ployed at the Hildelberg
Country Club, but continues
to work on her dairy project.
She hopes to remain a
member of the FF A until age
21.
Laura enjoys stamp
collecting, volleyball, dairy
judging for 4-H, woodwork
and high school chorus
Bradford
County
ANDREW SPRINGER
Towanda High School
Carving and building with
wood is how Andrew
Springer spends his time
when he isn’t busy farming.
As a Keystone Farmer
Degree recipient, Andrew
So pay for your
trip to the farm
show. Order a
tough-built, red
bedding chopper
from the models
on display at our
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sylvania, 4070 Blue Ball Road,
Nottingham, PA 19362. Or
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has sold most everything
from fruit to seeds and nuts
to bolts to help his FFA
Chapter.
The son of Andrew and
Elsie Springer, Andrew has
earned his Chapter Farmer
Degree and has been a
reporter for his FFA.
This winner from
Towanda hopes to keep on
farming in the future
Chester County
Brad Hershey
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BRADLEY HERSHEY
Ocotrara High School
Brad Hershey of
Cochranville is a three year
member of the Octorara
FFA Chapter. While m FFA,
he served as county
secretary and chapter
president his senior year.
Brad scored second in the
state m dairy judging and
fourth in the eastern U.S. in
eleventh grade.
“I mostly had swine and
dairy I fattened ten hogs
last year and I plan to do ten
more in March. I won five
animals: two cows and three
yearlings.”
Brad was a member of the
Recreation and Banquet
committees.
This Keystone Farmer is a
member of the Mount
Vernon Mennomte Church,
Oxford, and the cross
country team and wrestling
team at his high school.
He enjoys water and snow
skiing and jogging. In his
future Brad hopes to attend
Delaware Valley College and
major in dairy science.
DALE STOLTZFUS
Octorara High School
Dale Stoltzfus of Octorara
High School hopes to own his
dairy operation someday.
But for right now, he’s
contest with just winning the
Keystone Farmer Degree
The son of Mr. and Mrs.
Abner S. Stoltzfus of
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