Golf Tournament Benefits FFA
STEVENS (Lancaster Co.)
Where can you get lunch, a day of
golfing, a steak dinner, and support
a great cause all for just $75?
At the second annual Moss’s
Fore FFA Golf Tournament!
This year’s tournament will be
held on August 29 at Fox Chase
Golf Course in Stevens.
It seems appropriate that the
tournament, which will benefit
more than 7,000 Pennsylvania
FFA members, will be held on the
site of a former dairy farm. The
tournament committee’s goal is to
bring together 144 golfers for a
fun-filled day that will also raise
funds to support the activities of
the Pennsylvania FFA Foundation.
The mission of the Pennsylvania
FFA Foundation is to raise funds to
help defray the costs of FFA lead
ership activities, participation of
Are You Prepared.
Pennsylvania teams at regional
and national competition, and rec
ognition of outstandingFFA mem
ber accomplishments.
According to co-chairmen Sam
Sherk and Nancy Campbell, the
primary purpose of the tournament
is to raise funds. However, it also
serves as a “friend raiser.” Spon
sors and players will be able to
interact with the state FFA officers
and local ag teachers who will be
participating. This interaction
helps develop a better understand
ing of the benefits of the FFA and
the positive effects that the FFA
has on future agricultural leaders.
The tournament day will begin
with lunch served at the golf
course at 11:30 a.m., the shotgun
scramble start is scheduled for 1
p.m., and the day will wind down
with a social hour beginning at
4:30 p.m. followed by a buffet
steak dinner, awards presentation,
and auction. Prizes will be
awarded to IS teams, and individu
al awards will also be presented for
various skill contest?, including a
par-three contest sponsored by
Uni-Mart.
Non-golfers can participate by
attending the dinner auction at $3O
per person. The auction that will
follow the dinner and awards pre
sentation will feature items such as
Flyers, Phillies, and Penn State
tickets. Some of the additional
auction items that have been
donated include rose gardens, a
wine gift pack. Moss’s gift certifi
cates, FFA and Heritage Custom
Kitchen’s Winross trucks, and a
football signed by Penn State
coach Joe Paterno.
Host sponsor Hoss’s Steak and
Sea House is joined by a growing
list of sponsors that includes grand
champion sponsor Hatfield Qual
ity Meats, reserve grand champion
sponsor Lancaster Farming
Last year’s Fore FFA Golf Tournament winners, from left,
David Barrlck, Doug Lehman, Jamie Flckes, and Gerald
Piper.
Newspaper, middleweight champ
ion sponsors Lancaster County
Holiday Inn and Saul, Ewing,
Remick & Saul, show champion
sponsor Core States Hamilton
Bank, and hole sponsors Herr
Foods, Kaolin Mushrooms, Wil
low Valley Market, Hunt Wesson,
Sani-Dairy, Knouse Foods, RUS
Uniforms, H J. Heinz, Pepsi, Men
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Last year’s championship team
representing Fickes Silos will
return to defend their title. The
number of golf entries is limited.
Sponsors and golfers and dinner
guests interested in participating
can contact the Pennsylvania FFA
Foundation at (814) 353-9240.
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