AlB—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, March 10,1984
Zuck family ‘stars’ at Cedar Crest FFA banquet
BY DICK ANGLESTEIN
LEBANON The “stars” of the
Cedar Crest FFA awards banquet
Tuesday night literally were
members of the Jay Norman Zuck
family of R 7 Lebanon.
The trio of chapter star awards
went to the family, including:
Jeff Zuck, chapter president,
was named Star Chapter
Agribusinessman, and also cap
tured the DeKalb Award and
chapter trophy for dairy
production
Younger brother, Ed, who serves
as parliamentarian, captured the
Star Chapter Farmer award and
Franklin Ext. committee
The Executive Committee of the Franklin County
Agricultural Extension Association was elected at the recent
reorganization meeting of the Association’s Board of
Directors. The Committee, for 1984, consists of, standing,
John R. Rotz, St. Thomas, president; Elizabeth Brown,
Chambersburg, secretary; seated, Linda Golden, Green
castle, director; and Fred E. Rice, Chambersburg, director.
Other officers include Wilma Mickey, Chambersburg, vice
president; and Linford Pensinger, Chambersburg, treasurer.
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the chapter trophy in swine
production.
And sister, Lonnda, a first-year
FFA'er, rounded out the family’s
top awards with the honor of Star
Greenhand. She was also the
Lebanon County winner in creed
speaking.
“This is the first time this has
happened to me,” explained ad
visor Harold Berkheiser in com
menting on the family sweep.
The honoring of the three family
stars was the concluding event of
the awards program and banquet
that was attended by some 285
members, parents and guests at
the Cedar Crest- Middle School
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Zuck family "stars" at Cedar Crest FFA banquet include, from the left, Ed, Jeff and
Lorinda with their parents Jay Norman and Lorraine.
Tuesday night,
Other top winners of chapter
trophies in various areas included
Brenda Peiffer, com production;
Gary Krall, ag mechanics; Gale
Hitz, outstanding stockman; Ann
Lansberry and Brenda Miller,
horse production; Lisa Houser,
poultry production; and Dave
Groff, beef production.
Foundation award recipients
included Jeff Zuck, placement in
ag production and dairy produc
tion; Dan and Dave Groff, beef
production; Dave Groff, ex
temporaneous public speaking,
Jeff Ruhl, diversified livestock;
Gary Krall, ag mechanics; Ann
Lansberry and Brenda Miller,
horse production; Tonya Johnson,
public speaking; Jenny Embich
and Brian Boyer, floriculture; Lisa
Houser, poultry production and ag
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sales and service; Ed Zuck and
Gale Hitz, swine production; and
Brenda Peiffer, crop production.
Members of the parliamentary
procedure team were honored for
their success last year in going on
to regional competition.
In sales achievements, Lorinda
Zuck was cited for her pork roll
sales and members cited for their
citrus sales included Brenda
Peiffer, Lisa Houser, Dan and
Dave Groff, Darin Nissley, Gary
Krall, Lorinda Zuck, Janice
Isenberg, Dave Gettel and Jenny
Embich.
Honored for scholarship in all
subjects were Lorinda Zuck, Gary
Krall, Jeff Zuck, Gale Hitz, Ed
Zuck, Lindsey Nauman, Dan and
Dave Groff, Darin Nissley and
Charles Whary.
The chapter bestowed honorary
chapter degrees on Grant Krall for
use of his farm for field trips,
Glenn Kaufman, vice principal;
and Robert Krout, business
director.
Certificates of appreciation went
to Louis Juliam for cooperation in
Easter flower sales, Ronald
Hunsicker for citrus sale and Mrs.
Paula Snyder and the Cedar Crest
FBLA for their cooperation.
Twenty-four chapter members
also received awards for their
placings in county and state
project book competition.
Participating in the awards
program, in addition to various
chapter officers and members,
were Carolyn Witmer, president of
the Pa. FFA Association; Harvey
Smith, area vocational consultant;
and Edward Phillips, school
district superintendent.
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