Brian Fetterolf
Work in the
family farming
operation form the
future plans for
four-year Tri Val
ley FFA member
Brian Fetterolf
Brian, 17, sort* of
Charles and Linda
Fetterolf, Klingers
town, Schuylkill
County, has served as chapter secretary,
vice president, and president, and county
secretary and treasurer. Brian has also
been completed a beef production project
and has work experience on home farm,
which included all aspects of field crop
production and caring for finishing cattle
and a 90,000-bird caged layer house. Brian
has served on the chapter banquet, com
munity fair, spring meeting, activities,
report videotape, and educational exhibit
committees. He has also participated in
various local, county, and regional con
tests and the state land judging contest.
Brian has obtained the Greenhand, Chap
ter, and Schuylkill County degrees, and
was awarded the chapter proficiency
award in poultry production.
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Megan Frederick
The daughter of
Ronald and Renee
Frederick, Blue
Ball, Megan Frede
rick plans to be a
secretary or veter
inary assistant. Me
gan, 18, is a four
year member of the
Grassland FFA at
Garden Spot High
School. She has served as second sentinel,
second student adviser, second vice presi
dent, and reporter. She has obtained SAE
in potbellied pig production and work
experience with Pioneer Hy-bred Interna
tional. She has served on the earnings, sav
ings, and investments committee and has
attended the Washington Leadership Con
ference. Megan has received the Green
hand, Chapter, and Red Rose degrees, and
was awarded a dairy foods award and a
specialty animal proficiency award.
Daniel G. Geissinger
Daniel G. Geis
singer intends to
work on the Or
chard-Dew Register
ed Holstein Farm
and start a custom
grain-drying and
storage business;
Daniel, 18, son of
Ray and Linda
Geissinger, Mifflin- *
town, Juniata
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Hagtratown, MD
301-733-1873
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Rout* 235
Dilution, MD
301-872-8553
CLUGSTON FARM
EQUIPMENT
Nttdmort, PA
717-573-2215
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A TURF, INC.
Chunbinburg, PA
717-283-4103
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Wcttonlown, PA
717-538-3557
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Contra Hill, PA
114-364-1421
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GRIEB INC.
MM Hill, PA
717-726-3116
ENFIELD
EQUIPMENT, INC.
Oxford, PA
ENFIELD
EQUIPMENT INC.
Whhoford, MD
301-452-5252
FINCH SERVICES
HANOVER INC.
Hinovor, PA
717-532-2345
A.BC. GROFF, INC.
Now Hollond, PA
717-354-4191
GUTSHALL’S INC.
RD 42 Bex 74-A
Loyovtllo, PA
GUTSHALL'S INC.
CortMo, PA
717-244-2J13
LANDIS BROS. INC.
Linc Mir, PA
717-261-1046
LEHIGH AG
EQUIPMENT
Allintown, PA
610-366-2553
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SALES & SERVICE
Niw Alaxandrla, PA
412468-7172
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Oakland Mils, PA
717-463-2161
MILLER-LAKE INC.
Ball*villa, PA TOBIAS
717-635-2338 EQUIPMENT CO., INC.
Halifax, PA
717-362-3132
MILLER'S
EQUIPMENT
RD 41 Rt (6
Falrmeunt City, PA
NORTHERN TIER
IMPLEMENT CO.
RD #1 Box 277
MandloM, PA 16933
717462-3200
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EQUIPMENT INC.
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610407-0277
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County, is a three-year member of the
Juniata FFA. Daniel has served on the ban
quet and leadership committees and has
worked on dairy cattle production. He has
obtained the Greenhand, Star Greenhand,
Chapter Fanner, and Star Chapter Farmer
awards.
Troy Larry Gelsinger
Plans for Tr-
Gelsinger, 18, si
of Mr. and Mi
Larry Gelsinge
Wemersville, Berl
County inclur
work on h
father’s farm. Tro'
four-year Conr
Weiser FFA mem
ber, has worked
on various FFA beef projects, including
steers and heifers. He has garnered show
manship, fitting, and other awards, and
earned his Greenhand degree.
Kevin Gessner
“I plan to be
come a dairy farm
er after graduation
from high school,”
indicated four-year
Mifflinburg FFA
member Kevin Ges
sner. Kevin, 17,
son of Dale and
Joyce Gessner,
Lewisburg, Union
O.C. RICE, INC.
104 North Main St.
Blglarvllla, PA 17307
717-6774135
SCHEFFEL
EQUIPMENT CO.
Rad Gooaa Rd.
Somaraat, PA
814-4454500
GEORGE V. SEIPLE
& SON
Eaaton, PA
610-258-7146
SMITH'S
IMPLEMENTS, INC
Marearaburg, PA
717-326-2244
S.P.E., INC.
Rd. 1, Box 157
Towanda, PA
717-265-4440
WALTEMYER’S
SALES I SERVICE
Rad Lion, PA
717-244-4166
WINELAND
EQUIPMENT, INC.
Mvtlmburg, PA
614-793-2100
M.S. YEARSLEY
& SONS
Wnt Chottor, PA
J 10496-2990
Lancaster Farming, Friday, January 6, 1995-El9
County, has served as assistant president,
sentinel, and SUN Area sentinel. Kevin
has dairy herd on-farm work experience
and has served on the cider, safety, tree
planting, points, and executive commit
tees. In addition, Kevin has participated in
various activities, including chapter tractor
driving, forestry skills, land judging, fore
stry, dairy judging, Food for America,
chapter public speaking, regional chapter
procedure contests, and the West End Fair
Dairy Show. He has also been honored
with a first place award in the SUN Area
tractor driving contest, a silver in the state
chapter procedure contest, and various
awards in the SUN Area SAE record book
contest.
LeAnn Graham
Four-year Red ■ a
Lion Area FFA MjjQ
member LeAnn a|jjH
Graham has served
as chapter reporter,
secretary, vice pres-
idem, and president.
LeAnn, 17, daughter
of Glenn Graham,
Windsor, York
County, has com
pleted four years of sheep finishing pro
jects, three years of swine finishing, three
years of sheep breeding, and two years of
alfalfa production. She has also served on
the citrus sales, calendar and book sales,
seed sales, FFA Week, and banquet com
mittees. LeAnn, who plans to attend an arts
and design school for interior design and
‘ ‘eventually find a career and begin a fami
ly” has received the Spangler Memorial
Award as a sophomore, is a 1994 York
County Outstanding FFA Girl Kiwanis
Club Award recipient, and has received the
Adams-Franklin-York County Star In Ag
Production. She has received project
record book contest awards and exhibit
awards at the York Fair and state Farm
Show. LeAnn has received the Greenhand,
Chapter, White Rose, and Star Greenhand
honors.
Stephanie
Attending a one
year program a
Lancaster Bible Col
lege is the plan for
four-year Manor
FFA member Steph
anie Graham. Steph
anie, 17, daughter
of John and Lor:
Graham, Jr., has
completed a four-year SAE for Funk
Brothers, and served on the supplies,
scrapbook, invitations, agenda, banners,
bulletin board, and senior recognition
committees at her chapter. She has served
as chapter secretary and serves as chapter
vice president. Also, Stephanie has served
on various fair and holiday committees. In
addition, Stephanie has received the Ag
Processing Award, Ag Sales and Service
Award, and Placement In Ag Business
Award. She has recieved the Greenhand,
Chapter, and Red Rose degrees.
Nathan Grose
To seek employ
ment as a welder
form the plans for
Tri Valley FFA’er
Nathan Grose.
Nathan, 18, son of
Bradley and Mary
Ellen Grose,
Hegins, Schuylkill
County, has served
as chapter president,
vice president, and sentinel and as county
president and sentinel. Projects include
work experience on fruit and crop farm and
as a laborer at a sawmill. Nathan has
served on the chapter banquet, community
fair, county spring meeting, chapter activi
ties, report video, and exucational exhibit
committees. He has also participated in
.various local, county, and regional con
tests and the state land judging contest He
has received the Greenhand, Chapter, and
County degrees and the chapter proficien
cy awards in ag mechanics and placement
in production.
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