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EQUIPMENT, ,NC
Keystone
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Dave Balatincz
petition last year and second
in livestock judging
Balatmcz is a member ot
the FFA’s parliamentary
procedure team. His
include
swinebreeding, feeder pigs,
beef finishing and farm work
experience.
This Keystone farmer is a
senior at the West Snyder
High School.
TIM REICH
West Snyder
High School
Tun Reich, the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Harold Reich,
Beavertown Rl, is serving
his third consecutive year as
chapter treasurer and his
committee memberships
include parliamentary
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procedure, recreation and
Food for Ameirca.
He won a second place in a
SUN Area small gasoline
engines contest and sixth
place in an area forestry
contest.
A member of the wrestling
team, Reich’s projects in
clude dairy calves, a dairy
heifer, swine finishing, field
com and work experience on
a dairy farm.
This Keystone fanner is a
senior at the West Snyder
High School.
clair Mcknight
West Snyder
High School
Clair McKmght, the son of
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Mr. and Mrs. Hugh
McKmght, McClure R 2, is
serving his third consecutive
year as the chapter
chaplain
He has served on several
committees including Food
for America, banquet and
citrus sales.
He has won awards in
livestock judging and state
project book contests and his
projects are poultry, beef
finishing and farm work
experience.
McKmght, currently is a
senior at West Snyder High
School.
BARRY WAITE
West Snyder
High School
Barry Waite, the son of
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Waite,
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Beavertown Rl, is serving
his second straight year as
the chapter president and is
the reporter for the SUN
AreaFFA.
He was runnerup last year
for the SUN Area Star
Fanner Award. He won first
first place awards m an area
dairy judging contest and an
area project book contest.
He also is a member of the
parliamentary procedure
team.
His committee mem
berships include Food for
America and leadership
training. Waite’s projects
are dairy herd, field corn,
sweet corn, oats and hay.
Waite is currently a senior
at the West Snyder High
School.