Bl6—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, March 6,1982
LANCASTER In one of the And, dual trophies as the top
largest competitions in recent Lancaster County team and the top
years, a member of the Cloister team in the three-county area of
FFA Chapter, Ephrata, and a Lancaster, York and Berks went to
team from the Grassland Chapter, the three-member team from the
Garden Spot High School, New Grassland Chapter at Garden Spot
Holland, were the top scorers in High School, New Holland, which
Poultry Judging Competition held included Richard Solbrig, Brian
last Saturday. Hurst and Kevin Martin.
Jeff Martin, of Ephrata’s In all, some 64 FFA chapter
Cloister FFA Chapter, was the top members from 12 high schools in
individual scorer. the three-county area took part in
Top individual scorer in poultry judging contest conducted
last Saturday at Weaver Quality Eggs Inc. is Jeff Martin, of
the Cloister FFA Chapter, Ephrata.
Second-place Lancaster County team in poultry judging are
members of Elizabethtown FFA Chapter, from the left, Kevin
Noll, John Amsbaugh Jr. and John Dohner.
contest from Penn Manor High School includes, from the left,
Brian Hess, Mike Appel and Brian Herr.
Martin, New Holland team top FFA poultry contest
jnners Lancaster County team
trophy and Tri-County Trophy in poultry
judging competition are members of team from
Grassland FFA Chapter of Garden Spot High
the competition.
The high schools included
Ephrata, Warwick, Soianco, Penn
Manor, Elizabethtown, Manheun
and Garden Spot in Lancaster
County; Dover, Eastern York and
Red Lion in York County and Oley
Valley and Twin Valley in Berks
County.
Other top award winners;
The top team among the York
County entrants included the
three-member team from Red
Lion composed of Paul Garner,
Melissa Peters and Mark Ward.
Among the Berks County en
trants, the top team award went to
the Oley Valley team of Courdlan
Fisher, Shaun Sparks and Dean
Willman.
The second-place Elizabethown
team in Lancaster County included
Kevm Noll, John Amsbaugh Jr.
and John Dohner.
The third-place Lancaster
County team from Penn Manor
High School included Brian Hess,
Mike Appel and Brian Herr.
The fourth and fifth-place teams
from Lancaster County were
teams from Garden Spot High
School.
Among the top 10 individual
scorers finishing behind Jeff
Martin were Brian Hurst, Garden
Spot; Gina Black, Garden Spot;
Julie Hess, Garden Spot; John
Amsbaugh, Elizabethtown; Rich
Solbng, Garden Spot; Kevin Noll,
Elizabethtown; Kevin Martin,
Garden Spot; Brian Herr, Penn
Manor; and Mike Appel, Penn
Manor.
The morning-long competition of
judging various phases of poultry
and egg quality was held at
Weaver’s Quality Eggs plant in
the Greenfield Industrial Park. In
addition to Weaver’s, trophies
awarded in the competition were
sponsored by Hubbard Farms, Inc.
and the Lancaster County Poultry
Association.
Twin Valley hook winners
ELVERSON - The Twin Valley
FFA Chapter took five first
placmgs in the Berks County
project book and scrapbook
competition.
The chapter’s scrapbook was
awarded one of the top placmgs. It
was prepared by Dave Noyes,
chapter historian.
Brenda Werner, placed first in
the single enterprise project book
tor pleasure horse. Chris Werner
placed second in the pleasure
horse category. First place tor
horticulture went to Wade Ber
nard. Bert Zerr placed second with
her poultry laying hen project
book. For the rabbit enterprise,
School,
Richard
Martin.
ip-scot tg team from Berks County in poultry judging is
Oiey Valley team, from the left, Courdlan Fisher, Shaun
Sparks and Dean Willman.
First-place team from York County includes members of
FFA chapter at Red Lion Area High School, from the left, Paul
Garner, Melissa Peter and Mark Ward.
Pam Trostle placed second. Rod
Stoltzfus placed second in swine
finishing. Diane Stoltzfus, also
with a swine finishing project.
placed fourth. Winners in the
three-enterprise category are Tom
Hornberger, second, Don Stoltzfus
fourth, and Scott Stoltzfus, tenth.
In the work experience class 0-
400 hrs., Eric Sotzm placed fifth
and Dave Sowa placed sixth. In
work experience projects 401-000
hrs., Clark Schnable placed first,
Ron Bennett third, and Dave
Naples, fifth. Scott Stoltzfus placed
fourth and Kevin Gnest placed
ninth in work experience 1001-1500
3-
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lolland, including from the left,
Brian Hurst and Kevin
lew
Solbrig,
named
hrs. For work experience projects
over 2000 hrs., BUI Kirk placed
first. Top chapter project books
will be entered in state com
petition.