Editor’s Note: In the January 11
issue Lancaster Farming ran short
biographies of many of the state’s
Keystone degree recipients.
However, some schools did not
receive notification of thelr win
ners in time to meet our deadline.
Below are a few late additions to
the list of winners.
Victoria Blazejewski
Victoria Bla- _______
zejewski, 17, is
the daughter of
Stanley and Doro
rtf Philadelphia. A
Saul High School jJP i
of Agricultural
Sciences, Victoria
has been a mem
ber of the Phi
ladelphia FFA
Chapter for four
years.
Victoria has earned the Green
hand and Chapter Farmer de
grees, and was named Star Chap
ter Farmer. She is currently
vice-president of her chapter and
served as chaplain last year.
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She has been a member of the
Junior Prom Committee and par
ticipated in Penn State ’B5 and
attended the Kansas City Conven
tion in 1985.
Victoria plans to attend De
laware Valley College.
Michael J
McNutt, 17, is the
son of Clarence
and Margaret
McNutt of Phi
ladelphia. A stu
dent at W.B. Saul
High School of
Agricultural
Sciences, Michael
has been a mem- ;
her of the Phi
ladelphia FFA
Chapter for three
years
. a
His FFA activities have in
cluded Philadelphia Flower Show
in 1985, FFA Banquet in 1985, and
Fruit Sale in 1984-85.
Michael holds the Greenhand
degree and has won achievement
awards.
Michael J. McNutt
In the future, Michael would like
to be a heavy equipment operator.
Mike Morgan
Mike Morgan, HHHHH
the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Albert Mor
gan, Shir
leysburg, is a sen- *
ior at Southern B
Huntingdon j
County High
School.
At present, Mike works for his
father and grandfather on the
family’s dairy farm.
Some of Mike’s FFA activities
have included parliamentary pro
cedure, land judging, FFA week,
membership in various commit
tees and livestock showing.
His projects have included
swine, beef finishing, grains, hay
and dairy.
Steven Owens
Steven Owens,
17, is the son of
Mary Ellen
Owens, Phi-
ladelphia. A stu- jHk
dent at W.B. Saul f» «•
High School, Ste- j 5
ven has been a 1 » i
member of the j&Mk
Philadelphia FFA KHRB|
Chapter for four
Steven holds the Greenhand and
Chapter Farmer degrees and has
served his chapter as par
liamentarian and advisor.
He has participated in the
flower show, fruit sale, junior
flower show, and farm show. He
has attended the State and Na
tional Conventions and served on
the Prom Committee.
Following high school, Steven
plans to attend college.
Rich
Rich Speer is
the son of Mr. ant'
Mrs. Jamei
Speer Jr. ol
Blairs Mills. At
the State FFA
Convention last
week, Rich wai
named Penn
sylvania Stai
Farmers.
Rich graduated
Huntingdon County High School in
1985. He is currently in partner
ship with his father on the family’s
65-cow dairy farm.
Some of his FFA activities have
included public speaking, par
liamentary procedure, tractor dri
ving, essay contests, livestock
shows, various committees, land
judging and leadership
conferences.
The projects have included hay,
com, swine, small grains, calves,
heifers and cows. In addition, he
has held numerous offices in the
local chapter, including treasurer
and vice president.
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Arming, Saturday, January 25,1986-B9
incaster
Swann, 17, of Phi- £
ladelphia, has
been a member of IHp, i
the Philadelphia 'Smr At*.
FFA Chapter for |y|R S>j|j
three years.
A student at W.B. Saul High
School of Agricultural Sciences, he
holds the Greenhand and Chapter
Farmer degrees. Aaron placed
first in the Parliamentary Proced
ure Contest and helped with the
fruit sale.
Aaron enjoys volleyball, hockey,
basketball and weight lifting. He
plans to become an engineer.
POTTSVILLE - The Schuylkill
County Winter Vegetable Meeting
will be held on Tuesday, Feb. 4,
from 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. at the
Dusselfink Motor Inn, Route 61.
Speakers for the meeting will be
Pete Ferretti and Michael Orzolek,
Extension Vegetable Specialists;
Robert Tetrault, Extension En
tomologist; and Alan Mac Nab,
Extension Plant Pathologist.
The topics discussed will include
the latest information on in
secticides, cabbage herbicide
trials and an update on disease and
culture practices for 1986.
All vegetable growers are in
vited to attend the meeting
sponsored by the Schuylkill County
Extension Service, For additional
information, contact George P.
Perry, Jr., County Agent - Hor
ticulture, P.O. Box 250, Schuylkill
Haven, PA 17972 or telephone (717)
385-3431 by January 30,1966.
Aaron T. Swann
Vegetable
meeting