ElO-Lancaster Farming, Saturday, January 9,1993 (Continued from Pago E 8) Jennifer M. Denius Jennifer De nius, four-year 3? Mifflinburg FFA member, said she <* M W&k graduates. Work experience in her chapter includes maiket lambs, dairy herd, and off-farm work. She has served on the Food for America, gifts and flowers, and executive committees. Activities she has participated in include chapter public speaking, forestry, land judging, and West End Fair activities. She has held various offices, including chapter secretary, assistant secretary, and SUN Area sentinel. Jennifer has received the Greenhand, Chapter, and SUN Area degrees. Awards include Ag Sales and Ser vice Proficiency at the chapter level, and SAE awards (West End Fair, Beaver Fair, and SUN Area contest). George Dibert George Dib en’s future plans include pursuing a career in elec trical wiring or ag production. The four-year Central Cove FFA’er has garnered experience in various projects, including dairy herd, beef breed ing, and turkeys. He was a member of the calf ring committee and participated in state FFA land judging competition and other local and county land judging con tests. He served as assistant reporter and assistant secretary and won various project book awards. CHOP-RITE TWO, IjVC. Quality American Workmanship! #5 CLAMP TYPE CHOPPER #lO CLAMP TYPE CHOPPER * Plates available in 3/16" (standard), 'l/8", 1/4", 3/8", 1/2", 3/4" and 1". * V-BeJt Pullies available for #lO, #l2, #22 and 032 choppers. FOR MORE INFORMATION PLEASE CALL OR WRITE: CHOP-RITE TWO, INC. 531 OLD SKIPPACK ROAD HARLEYSVILLE, PA 19438 (215) 256-4620. FAX.(2IS) 256-4363 , 228 FFA’ers To Receive Keystone Degrees Edward Dice Northern Leb anon FFA mem ber Edward Dice has been involv ed in |B chapter commit tees, including banquet. Edward has served as chapter and county treasurer, in addition to chapter president He has also received the Greenhand and Chapter degrees. Mike Diem ber from Garden of work experi encc on various projects, including construction and home improvement, a town meat market, an electric company, and to a taxidermist. Mike has also served on the BOAC, com munity service, and fund raising commit tees. Awards obtained through the years include first place in the state wildlife con test, first in the forestry contest, and first on the county Envirothon team. He also received a livestock judging award, first on the county trap shoot, and was the recipient of the Wildlife Foundation Award. Ty Drumm Either joining the Armed Services or to “advance in the management aspects of merchandising” are the future plans of four-year Danville FFA member Ty Drumm. Ty has served on the chapter ban quet and greenhouse committees. The Danville FFA’er served as chaplain for two years and received the Greenhand and Chapter degrees. CHOPPER #32 SCREW DOWN TYPE CHOPPER #27 HEALTH FOUNTAIN JUICER ❖ Made in ❖ Easy to Clean ❖ Made from Cast Iron ❖ Quality Workmanship Steve Dutterer To work at home on his family’s dairy farm with his fa- ther, Ray, are the future goals of Steve Dutterer, four-year Littles town FFA member. Steve has participated in a variety of chapter activities, including Envirothon, dairy judging, public speak ing, parliamentary procedure, county record book, and the Adams County Coun cil on Cooperatives. Work experience includes dairy steer and work on his father’s farm. He served as chapter sen tinel, reporter, and junior advisor, and was awarded the Star Chapter Fanner. Steve also was the scholarship winner to the Penn State Council of Cooperatives and to the National Institute of Cooperative Edu cation, Denver, Colo. Fred Edwards The son of ■ Fred and Connie ' , Edwards, Marion Center, four-year Marion Center FFA member 1 Fred Edwards has worked on hog, sheep, beef, and dairy projects at his chapter. Fred has also served on the Food for America, banquet, fund raising, and FFA Week committees. He also parici pated in livestock, dairy judging, and trac tor driving contests. Fred held offices as chapter chaplain and sentinel, and picked up various awards, including sheep profi ciency, sheep production, hog finishing, beef finishing, and dairy production. #1 CLAMPLESS TYPE CHOPPER iUSAGE STUFFER, LARD & FRUIT PRI the U.S.A. Braden Elkin Braden Elkin, ________ four-year Marion Center member, the Western Regional Specialized Ag ricultural Star '» Farmer. Braden wants to attend college. He has been involved in various vegetable projects, including squash, cabbage, pepper, and other crop production, in addition to lives tock. He has served on the Food for Ameri ca, fund raising, FFA Week, and banquet committees, and participates in land judg ing and tractor driving contests. Vice pres ident of his chapter, Braden has garnered vegetable, beef, and vegetable production honors, and received a bronze award in tractor driving at Penn State. Jody L. England Dairy fanning comprises the fu ture plans Jody England, Solanco FFA member. She has also been involv ed in various other projects, including swine finishing, rabbits, dairy heifer, and home garden. Jody has also served on the following com mittees: cooperation, community service, public relations, and conduct of meetings. Serving as chapter sentinel, Jody has also participated in county and state project book contests, and has received the Green hand and Chapter degrees. (Turn to Page Ell) #3 FOOD CHOPPER A l *. < -t'i. STUFFER HORN AVAILABLE IN VARIOUS SIZES
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