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Lancaster Farming

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Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 12, 1972

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Guernsey Field Day Draws Dense Turnout at Lititz Farm

Nearly one hundred dairymen and guests gathered at Jesse Balmer farm in Lititz for a day of contests and speeches by Boyd Gartley of Inter-State Milk Producers Coop. Art Brenneman led the men’s division, Mrs. Robert Brenneman topped the ladies, Dale Conrad won the children’s, and Robin Gicker won the calf drawing.

Lancaster County Guernsey Association Jesse Balmer Lititz Art Brenneman Willow Street Vaughn Moore Robert Brenneman Hessdale Dorothy Brenneman Dale Conrad Sue Witmer Guernsey FFA Robin Gicker Jack Gicker Drumore Boyd Gartley Coop Gartley

Mike Martin Wins Lancaster County Star Farmer Award

Mike Martin 16, son of Mr and Mrs Robert E Martin New Holland R1, Star Farmer for 1972. He leads Garden Spot FFA, is a Garden Spot High senior, and plans to farm with his father and auctioneering. The award, with trophy and a Kansas City national convention trip, was given at Brownstown Vo Tech. Wayne Kreider and Gregory Landis were runners up.

Lancaster County Mike Martin Robert E Martin New Holland Mike Garden Spot Chapter FFA Garden Spot High School Star Farmer Brownstown Vo-Tech Kansas City Wayne Kreider Quarryville Ri Wayne Ellis D. Kreider Solanco National Honor Gregory Landis Penn Manor Greg Jay E. Landis

Spring Glen Builds Business on Quality

Edna and Titus Sensenig built Spring Glen Farm Kitchen from a home kitchen to a 125 employee operation with 120 plus products selling from New Jersey to Indiana. Paul Metzler notes field sales across the region and a philosophy of lasting, high quality recipes started by Mrs. Sensenig and her brothers.

Edna Sensenig Titus Sensenigs New Jersey Indiana Spring Glen Farm Kitchen, Inc Paul Metzler Spring Glen Metzler Atlantic City South Bend Seameer Philosphy Sensenig

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