205 Leaders
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been assistant secretary and served on the
scholarship and supervised farming com
mittees. Her project was pleasure horse
and she plans to work as a horse trainer.
Danielle received a bronze state award for
her project book and greenhand, chapter,
and county degrees.
“I enjoy meeting new people and having
fun with my friends. I also enjoy going to
area contests to improve my skills,”
Danielle said of her four-year affiliation
with FFA.
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January 28
--Processing Vegetables
--General Vegetables
--Marketing
-Basics of Vegetable Production
-Sweet Corn Insect Monitoring Woi
Trade Show with O
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Lee Snook
Lee Snook is the
17-year-old son of
Dennis and Ginny
Snook of Millmont.
In Lee’s three year
membership in the SHHsP*-' ~
Mifflinburg FFA, he
has served as sec
retary, and been a v
member of the cit- \ \
rus committee and tin
chairman of the greenhand initiation
committee.
Lee has earned first place awards for
both individual PA. Ag Mechanics and
Eastern States Expo in ag mechanics.
“I enjoy the informative field trips such
as to the Robert Mosses Hydroelectric pro-
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mal Sessions - Offerin,
January 29
--General Vegetables
- Bedding Plants
-Small Fruits
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For more information on the program and registration fi
contact:
Pennsylvania Vegetable Growers Association
RRI, Box 392, Northumberland, PA 17857
telephone - 717-473-8468
If you cannot attend the conference, order a written copy of the proceedings for $lO.
To Receive Keystone Honor
jcct,” Lee said of his FFA experience.
He plans to move to Montana, buy a
ranch, and build a hydroelectric dam.
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Buddie Eugene Sowers
Helping others
and the community
was the highlight
for Buddie Sowers
five-year member
ship in the Cone
wago-New Oxford
FFA.
The son of Jo
anne Rhodes of
Abottstown has
served as chaplain and student advisor, and
the committee for community service.
Buddie plans to own and operate a beef
production operation.
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over 20 Pesticide Credits
January 30
-Pumpkin and Vine Crops
-Small Fruits
-Soil Management
and Pest Resistance
>en Duririi
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All Sessions
LancMter Farming, Friday, January 10, 1997-F7
T. Matthew Steele
T. Matthew Steele %
old son of Tim and
A four-year mem
her of Tryone FFA,
Matthew has held . •
office as reporter /
and as advisor. ' / /
Matlhew’s work / /
experience at a farm and feed store has
enabled him to earn star greenhand and
state FFA degrees, and a Lincoln Arc
Welding award. He has been a member of
the Warriors Mark Volunteer Fire
Company.
Matthew said the highlight of his FFA
involvement has been the projects done as
a chapter such as the soil compaction study
and narrow row com. He also enjoys meet
ing new people at FFA contests.
Matthew plans to study ag engineering
at a four-year college.
Chris Suber, 17-year-old son of Gary
and Donna Sciber of Millcrstown, plans to
attend the Penn State Altoona Campus. In
Chris’s three year membership in the
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