County Future Farmers Win Seven Gold Medals
At a three day FFA convention in Garden County 1500 blue-clad Future Farmers and advisors gathered for educational demonstrations athletic events and contests. Seven gold medals were awarded plus six silver three bronze and several honorable mentions to local chapters including Pequea Valley and Warwick.
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Ounty Future Farmers
Gardens
FFA
Pequea Valley
Warwick
Vergaard Family Retains Hold Strawberry Title Third Year
Ann Overgaard led the Lancaster County 4 H strawberry roundup at the weekend fair, winning blue ribbon for the third straight year. Kenneth Nissley and Mrs Charles Isley placed second and third in a dense field, with Lois Ann achieving a perfect 100 in the exhibit scoring.
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Vergaard
Ann Overgaard
Dautor
Walt Overgaard
Lancaster
Aster County
Torgaard
Overgaard
Ann
Kenneth Nissley
Charles 'Isley
Washington
Nose Sther Overgaard
Mary Jane Herr
SCD Sets Date For Field Day In Lancaster County
The Lancaster County Soil and Water Conservation District schedules the second annual field day for August 2 at Gerald Darlington's Speedwell Forge farm in Lititz. Chairman John Kitch announces the event building on last year’s exhibitions, demonstrations and tours to show good conservation practices. Sponsored by the district directors, the program invites visitors to learn on site.
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Lancaster County Soil and Water Conservation
John Kitch
Gerald Darlington
Speedwell Forge
Lititz
County Soil Conservation District
Summer Assistant Home Economist In County Office
Mary E. Grube of Lititz R. is appointed Summer Assistant Home Economist for Lancaster County by Pennsylvania State University. She just finished her junior year in home economics at Mansfield State College, was a long time 4 H member, and serves in several campus honors groups while assisting with extension work in Lancaster County.
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Mary E. Grube
Lititz R
Lancaster County
Pennsylvania State University
Miss Grube
John B. Grube
Mansfield State College
Mansfield
Kappa Omicron Phi
Kappa Delta Pi
Omicron Gamma Pi
Women’s Athletic Association
The
Student Christian Association
Carontawan
E.U.B
Neffsville
Norma DeLellis
Lancaster
New Research Director At Field Laboratory
Yocum, a June graduate in agronomy from Pennsylvania State University, will become director of the station near Landisville starting September 1. He now assists Terrill on the farm while learning laboratory procedures. The 21-year-old agronomist grew up near Bloomsburg and attended Roaring Creek Valley Joint High School in vocational agriculture. At Penn State he led the Agronomy Club and several agricultural honor societies. Terrill resigns as director to take a position at North Carolina State University to pursue a PhD in agronomy.
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John Yocum
Southeastern Field Research Ratory
Landisville
Tor
T R. Terrill
Hudson
Wong Ts
Yocum
Catawissa
Terrill
North Carolina Ie University
L F
Pennsylvania State University
Bloomsburg
Roaring Creek Valley
Agronomy Club
Coalby Society
Agri Honorary
Agri
Phi Epsilon Phi
Gamma Sigma Delta
North Carolina State University
Three New Small Grains Look Good In Tests
Three new grain varieties impressed at the Southeastern Field Laboratory field day. Redcoat wheat and Norline oats released for production in the past two years showed strong performance, while a yet unreleased barley named Awnless Hudson emerged promising for resistance and yield.
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Pennsylvania
Southeastern Field Laboratory
Pennsylvania State University
Wong and Hudson
Awnless Hudson
Ag Teachers Change Positions
Russell Drumm, longtime vocational agriculture teacher at Calico High School, will teach at Manheim Central next year. He will replace Joseph McGahen, who takes a leave to pursue a Master of Science at Pennsylvania State University. Drumm is a Lancaster County native and Quarryville High School alumnus.
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Russell Drumm
Cocalico High School
Manheim Central
Drumm
Joseph McGahen
Pennsylvania State University
Lancaster County
Quarryville High School
Five Lancaster 4-H Members Attend State Leadership Training
Five Lancaster County 4 H members will be among the club officers from across the state at the annual leadership training conference at Pennsylvania State University from June 19 to 23. Selected members include Elvin Hess son of Mr and Mrs Titus Hess Bareville R1.
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Lancaster County 4- H
Pennsylvania State University
Elvin Hess
Titus Hess
Bareville
Five day forecast cools after weekend mild spell
The five day outlook shows temperatures about two degrees below normal nights and afternoons, with a cool turn after the weekend. Precipitation may total 0.2 to 0.6 inches mainly Monday night or Tuesday. June's first half in Lancaster had rainfall near normal and daytime highs 5 to 6 degrees above normal.
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Hain
Lancaster
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