DB-Lancaster Farming Saturday, May 27,1989
30 YEARS AGO
-Donegal High School’s Wit
ness Oak FFA chapter members
this past week were hosts for the
annual Parent-Son Banquet, with
Dr. Eugene Love, subject matter
specialist of the Penn State voca
tional agriculture education
department, as principal speaker.
Dr. Love, a former vo-ag
instructor at East Donegal High
School, renewed old acquain
tances in the audience; then pre
sented an illustrated talk of his
recent two year stay in the Philip
pine Republic as a Stanford Uni
versity project staff member.
The banquet was highlighted by
the presentation of member awards
to a quartet of Witness Oak mem
bers by Advisor G. M. Miller.
Luke Brubaker, chapter presi
dent, was honored as Chapter Star
Farmer. Barry Stoner, chapter
vice-president, claimed the Pion
eer high-com-production trophy
for a 1958 crop of 136 bushels per
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Tim WEEK
acre,
Donald Musser received the
1959 Dairy award, and Jim Gin
grich was announced as Farm
Mechanics award winner.
-More than 100 members and
special guests of Lancaster County
and Fulton Gmges attended the
May 15 Legislative Banquet at
Chestnut Level Church. Guests
included State Senator Edward
Kessler, Representative Norman
Wood, members of various county
granges, the extension service and
farm and civic groups.
J. Collins McSparran, Peach
Bottom farmer and Master of Pen
nsylvania Grange, was principal
speaker, discussing Grange legi
slative policy on state issues.
Following this discussion.
Senator Kessler and Rep. Wood
spoke briefly concerning the prob
lems confronting the General
Assembly in the current session.
-Fred Bernhard, Mt. Joy, and
Model 426
List $3,472/45
Our Price $3,229.00
Betty Umble, Lancaster, were
elected Wednesday night to head
the County 4-H Agriculture and
Home Economics Councils, dur
ing the annual Officers Training
meeting in Neff School,
Neffsville.
Miss Umble was returned to the
Home Economics presidency for
the second year, with Bernard
serving his first team as Ag Coun
cil chief.
Home Economics officers
elected during the meeting were
Miss Umble, Pat Musser, vice
pres.; Mary Anne Mus'Ser, Man
heim RDI, secretary; Joan Cutler,
Drumore, treasurer; Barbara
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Gamble, Columbia RD2, song
leader; Joanne Denlinger, reporter;
Helen Musser, Ml Joy RD2, and
Linda Stehman, Florin, game
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Ag Council officers are Ber
nard, Gerald Greiner, Manheim
RIM, vice-pres.; Barbara Heisey,
Sheridan RDI, secretary; Darvin
Boyd, Ephrata RDI, treasurer,
Judy Ann Buch, Ephrata RD2, and
J. David Lapp, Bareville RD2,
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-Society of Farm Women 14
met May 13 in the home of Mrs. '
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