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Mifflinburg Chapter
Jack Stuckey, co-owner of the
Mifflinburg IGA Foodliner, was
honored by Mifflinburg FFA’ers
during their annual parent-member
banquet, which was held at the
high school.
Stuckey received a citation from
the organization for the support
IGA has provided for FFA
activities.
Several other awards were pre
sented at the event. Senior John
Rishel was recognized as the Star
Farmer in the state’s northcentral
region. He and senior Mark Botts
received trophies as recipients of
the Keystone Farmer Degree.
State proficiency awards went
to Jonathan Boop for feed grain
PAUL B.
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Each Foam Marker
Contains:
• Mixing chamber for each boom.
• Drop hoses for each boom. $7
• Electric harness for in-cab
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• Hose for boom lengths up to 47’.
The Ag-Chem foam marker offers you efficient operation with a 12 volt
compressor that draws only 9 amps. Independent left and right boom
markers can. be controlled from the cab for on-tbe-go operation. That
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24000 CALIBRATION KIT
• Tee Jet Calibration
Calculator
• Tee Jet Calibration
Container
• Tee Jet Tip Cleaning
Brush
• Instruction Manual
• Agricultural Spray
Products Catalog
• Tee Jet Nozzle Selection
Guide
Reg.
$35.96
HAPPENINGS
production, Alan Kaler for forage
crop production, and Robert
Sauers for home and farmstead
improvement Chris Sauers was
recognized for placing first in the
1988 state agricultural mechanics
competition and for competing on
the national leVel.
Jason Christ received the star
chapter farmer award; Brian Gess
ner received the star chapter agri
businessman award; and Deanna
Kuhns received the star greenhand
award.
Chapter proficiency awards
went to John Rishel, cereal grain,
diversified crop, and forage pro
duction and public speaking; Mark
Bolts, feed grain and oil crop pro-
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duction; Gary Willow, fuit and
vegetable and sheep production;
Jason Christ, soil and water man
agement and swine production;
Jim Dorman, agricultural mechan
ics: Steve Fry, agricultural electri
fication; Curtiss Falck, beef pro
duction; Douglas Boop, dairy pro
duction; Tammy Kulp, diversified
livestock production; EJ. Irvin,
extemporaneous public speaking;
Kevin Rishel. forest management;
David Mast, home and farmstead
improvement; Jason Grove, horse
proficiency; Donald Kouf and
Danny Reber, outdoor recreation;
Scott Roush, placement in agricul
tural production; Tom Sauers and
Dan Kuhns, poultry production;
Joel Blyler, specialty animal pro
duction; Steve Stoltzfus, specialty
crop production; Joel Imgrund,
wildlife management
Scolarship awards went to
Christa Bingaman, Jason Christ
Shane Guffey, Amy Kerstetter,
Eric Kratzer, Deanna Kuhns, Clint
Rishel, Kevin Rishel, Chad Wil
low, and Doug Zimmerman.
Installed as 1989-90 officers
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Reg. $198.i
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Measure Speed, Area, And Reg.
Distance $168.00
Calculate “On Hie Go” SPECIAL
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were Gary Willow, president; treasurer; Audrey Mook, reporter;
Steve Fry, vice president; Brian Kevin Rishel, sentinel; and Tom
Gessner, secretary; Douglas Boop, Sauers, chaplain.
COLLEGE PARK, MD.
Rodman Myers, chairman of the
Maryland State Grange Agricul
ture Scholarship Committee,
announced. the Maryland State
Grange will offer five scholar
ships this year.
Three $3OO Past Masters scho
larships will be awarded to reci
pients who arc enrolling in agri
culture at a community college in
Maryland.
Two $5OO Edward F. Holder
University of Maryland Agricul
ture scholarships are available to
students enrolling in agriculture at
the University of Maryland or
enrolling in a two year program at
the University of Maryland Insti
tute of Applied Agriculture in
1989.
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Ag Scholarships Offered
By Maryland
Includes
Speed
Sensor
State Grange
Deadline for applications is
May 1, 1989.
Members of the committee who
may be contacted for further infor
mation are: Rodman Myers,
271-2104; Paul Stull. 898-9345;
Allen Stiles (Carroll County)
346-7100; Winfield Archer (Har
ford County) 838-7357; Robert
Stansficld (Howard County)
465-3281; Loren Fulton (Prince
George’s County) 935-5218; Wal
ton Mason (Cecil County)
658-6447; John Swadley
(Washington County) 733-2232;
Kenneth Wisncr 845-8450
(Home) 694-1594 (office); and
Dave Miller 473-5199.
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