BlWjncaster Farming, Saturday, May 13, 1995
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Spring Judging Events
Floriculture
The Lingapore FFA Chapter
won the first place banner in the
floriculture event held during the
Annual Maryland FFA spring
judging events hosted by the Uni
versity of Maryland’s College of
Agriculture on the College Park
Campus.
The event is sponsored as a spe
cial project of the Maryland FFA
Foundation.
The high scoring individual for
the floriculture event was Kathy
Curry, FFA member of the Linga
nore Chapter. The North Harford
FFA Chapter took the second
place banner in the, event
The winning teams in the flori
culture contest were: 1. Linganore
FFA; 2. North Harford FFA; 3.
Frederick FFA.
The top scoring individuals
receiving gold medals were: 1.
Kathy Curry; 2. Laurie Hicks; 3.
Dani Myers.
FFA Crops Event
The Catocdn FFA Chapter won
the first place banner in the crops
contest. The North Harford FFA
Chapter took the second place
banner in the Event
The winning teams in the crops
contest were: 1. Catocdn; 2. North
Harford; 3. Cecil County.
The top scoring individuals
receiving gold medals were: 1.
Eric Martin; 2. lan Mathias; 3.
Gary Basslcr.
Nursery/Landscape
The Linganore FFA Chapter
won the first place banner in the
nursery/landscape event held dur
ing the Annual Maryland FFA
Spring Judging Events.
The high scoring individual was
Jody Powell, FFA member of the
Linganore. The Frederick County
Career and Technology Center
FFA Chapter took the second
place banner in the event
The winning teams in Nursery
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Landscape were; 1. Linganore: 2.
Frederick CTC; 3. Clear Spring.
The top scoring individuals
receiving gold medals were: 1.
Jody Powell: 2. Crystal Thomp
son; 3. Mark Michael.
FFA Vegetable Judging Contest
The Clear Spring FFA Chapter
won the first place banner in the
vegetable judging contest. The
high scoring individual was Alicia
Higgins, FFA member of the
Catoctin Chapter. The Frederick
FFA Chapter took the second
place banner in the contest
The winning teams in the Veg
etable Contest were: 1. Clear
Spring; 2. Frederick; 3. Catoctin.
The top scoring individuals
receiving gold medals were: 1.
Alicia Higgins: 2. Brian Stottle
myer; 3. Todd Hull.
FFA Dairy Foods Judging
The Frederick High School
FFA Chapter w rn the first place
banner in the dairy foods event.
The high scoring individual for
the dairy foods event was Lindsay
Robinson, FFA member of the
Frederick High Chapter. The
Walkersville FFA Chapter took
the second place banner in the
event.
The winning teams in the dairy
foods contest were: 1. Frederick;
2. Walkersville; 3. Brunswick.
The top scoring individuals
receiving gold medals were; 1.
Lindsay Robinson; 2. Jody Bell; 3.
Amanda Imhoff.
FFA Agricultural Mechanics
The Frederick High School
FFA Chapter won the first place
banner in the agricultural mechan
ics event
The high scoring individual for
the event was Nathan Pritchett,
FFA member of the Linganore
High Chapter. The Linganore
FFA Chapter took the second
place banner in the event.
The winning teams in the agri-
cultural mechanics contest were:
1. Frederick; 2. Linganore; 3.
Francis Scott Key.
The top scoring individuals
receiving gold medals were: 1.
Nathan Pritchett; 2. Mike Schultz;
3. Malt Toms.
Hans Herr FFA
Three ..members of Lancaster
Mennonite High School’s Hans
Herr Chapter of the FFA received
top honors at the third annual FFA
banquet held March 15 at Bird in
Hand Family Restaurant.
Recognized for outstanding
leadership, participation in FFA
activities, and scholarship, they
are;
•1995 Chapter Star Farmer
senior Keith Martin, son of Robert
and Marilyn Martin, Strasburg.
•Chapter Star in Agribusi
ness—senior Kendall Reiff, son of
Samuel and Elva Reiff, New
Holland.
•Hans Herr FFA Scholarship
Award—senior Joleen Herbert,
daughter of Luann Ncwswanger,
Terre Hill.
Ten students received trophie®
for their project record books:
•Gold-junior Randall Brubak
er, son of Robert and Lois Brubak
er, Manheim.
•Silver—junior Kurt Hershey,
son of Glenn and Velma Hershey,
Kinzers; sophomore Jonathan
Hess, son of Karl and Elma Hess,
Lancaster; sophomore Keith
Weaver, son of Earl and Marilyn
Weaver, New Holland; and fresh
man David Smoker, son of Paul
and Doris Smoker, Oxford.
•Bronze—junior Jonathan
Wenrich, son of Martin and Esther
Wenrich, Leola; sophomore J.
Andrew Brubaker, son of James
and Glenda Brubaker, Quarryvil
le; freshman Timothy Charles, son
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Hans Herr FFA members were recently honored. From
left, Kendall Relff, Keith Martin and Joleen Herbert.
of David and Martha Charles,
Lancaster; freshman Andrew L.
Hamish, son of James and Lois
Hamish, Washington Boro; and
freshman Jeffrey Nissley, son of
Melvin and Marilyn Nissley,
Middletown.
The following students were
recognized for chapter proficien
cies: Joleen Herbert and Tom
Wagner—achievement in volun
teerism; Eric Oehme and Konrad
Weaver—ag mechanics; Chris
Beiler and Matt Hershey—ag
employment; Matt Hess—ag pro
cessing; Julie Smoker —agri-
science; Maria Hurst—ag sales
and service: Jonathan Hess—beef
production; Rodney Smucker—
construction technology; Ryan
Kurtz and Andy Hamish—dairy
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Nissley—diversified crop produc
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Ranck—home improvement
Chris Yerkes, and Joshu:
Hershey—outdoor recreation
Philip Good and James Hess
poultry production; Kendal
Reiff—sheep production; Geof
Rohrer—soil and water conserva
tion; Daniel C. Heller—specialty
animal produedon; Keith Weavei
and Kent Fellenbaum—specialtj
crop produedon; Randy Brubakei
and Kurt Hershey—swine produc
don; David Weaver and John Rult
Jr.—wildlife management
Guest speaker Ben Dodd, state
chaplain of the Pennsylvania FFA
Association, challenged FFA
members to take advantage of
opportunities offered by the FFA.
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