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Snyder County
John Alderfer
JOHN ALDERFER
Selmsgrove
High School
John Alderfer of Mt.
Pleasant Mills is the son of
Clyde and Darlene Alderfer
He has been a member of the
Selmsgrove FFA Chapter for
four years
This Keystone Farmer’s
projects have included plant
sales, dairy judging,
forestry, small gas engines,
parliamentary procedure
team, dairy shows, forestry
contests and creed contests
He also has served on the
Exhibit Committee
Jeff’s projects have in
cluded dairy cows, dairy
beef and field corn He was
the Sun Area President too
Besides hunting, fishing
and baseball, John enjoys
FBLA.
His future plans are un
decided
ADRIAN HEDVIBACH
Selmsgrove
High School
Adrian Heimbach of
Middleburg is the son of
Oran and Charlotte Heim
bach He has been a member
of the Selmsgrove FFA
Chapter for four years
Adrian’s projects have
included being chairman of
the membership committee,
participating m the state
project book contest and the
ag mechanics contest for
which he received a bronze
award
His projects have included
dairy calves, beef growing,
field com and dairy cows. In
the future he hopes to be an
ag mechanic He also enjoys
football and snowmobihng
Union County
KENNETH D. SELLER
Mifflznburg Area
High School
Son of Mr and Mrs.
Clarence Seller, R 1 Mif-
fhnburg, Kenneth has
participated in dairy
projects for three years. A
four-year member of the
Mifflmburg FFA Chapter, he
has served as assistant
secretary, secretary and
vice president.
Committee assignments
include finance, safety and
chairperson of the seed sales
and banquet groups. His
contest competition ranged
from land judging, forestry,
tractor driving, dairy,
project record book to state
dairy judging and
parliamentary procedure.
Kenneth showed the grand
champion at the Central
District FFA Dairy Show
and the Reserve Grand
Champion at the Penn
sylvania Junior Dairy Show
last year. In 1979, he was a
member of the area,
regional and state
parliamentary procedure
teams
Among his other activities
are Church youth work and
4-H Concerning the future,
he plans to assume
management of his parent’s
farm.
Lome Miller
LORNE MILLER
Mifflmburg Area
High School
Lome Miller hopes to
operate a crop farm and
start a beef and chicken
farm in his future
But for right now, he’s
content just winning the
Keystone Degree
The son of Eleanor Miller
of Mifflmburg, Lome has
been a member of the
Mifflmburg FFA Chapter for
four years
While m FFA, his projects
have included dairy heifers,
rabbits, chickens, bees, veal
trapping, and veal calves
Lome has also been involved
in various improvement
projects. They include a
constructed feed box, a veal
pen and a pig fence
Lome’s contest
achievements include blue
book, state project record
book, land judging and
forestry He has been
chairman of dues com
mittee, member of the seed
sales committee and tree
planting committee
Lome has a long list of
achievements from FFA He
received the poultry
proficiency award in 1980,
the SUN area degree in 1979,
first place in the state
agronomy contest in 1980,
second place in the area
project record book contest
in 1979 and second place in
the local forestry contest.
Besides hunting, fishing,
biking, hiking, photography,
and wildlife drawing, Lome
enjoys basketball and soft
ball
John Punako
JOHN PUNAKO
Milfliaburg Area
High School
John Punako of Lewisburg
is the son of John and Marge
Punako He has been a
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