; arm Si ’age 210 FFA Keystone Recipients Help Build (Continued from Page 31) Daryl Rinecr Daryl Rinecr, 17, ■■■■ son of Stephen and of Pequca, the current executive vice president of the Manor FFA Chapter, having served chapter parliamentarian last year. He has been involved as a member of various chapter committees such as its Fruit Sale, Banquet and Awards Interview Night committees. He has also served as chairman of the chapter’s Successful Fanning, Fundraiser and FFA Week committees. His FFA pro jects include raising three acres of pota toes, raising livestock and showing them at local fairs, and work experience at War ihay Enterprises. He has received awards for vegetable proficiency and swine profi ciency, and earned his Greenhand, Star- Chapter, and Red Rose degrees. He said he wants to go to college to study agricul tural mechanics, and then establish him self with a tractor and equipment repair business. Nicolas Rishcl Nicolas Rishcl, 18, son of Kenneth and Linda Rishel of Mifflinburg is the current treasurer of the Mifflinburg FFA and the histor ian of the SUN Area FFA. He served as chapter assistant sentinel from 1995 to 1996. A BOAC and Finance committees, for three years he has served as chairman of the chapter BBQ Committee. His FFA project entails working off-farm. He earned his Greenhand, chapter and and SUN Area degrees. He has received SAE awards, was a member of the Meats Evaluation Team, a chapter proficiency award for agricultural processing, and was the Nortbcentral regional finalist for competi tion of “other agriculture."'A member of his high school varsity bowling tram he said he hopes to go to work for the family business and someday be able to take it over. SAVE $lOO ON A FRANSGARD WINCH! 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She is a member of the Pion eer Festival, and Home and Garden com mittees, and her project work is with beef production. She said she has received All- American scholar and national science merit awards, and earned her Chapter Far mer degree. She said she intends to pursue dairy animal science studies at Penn State University. Brilina Robinson Britina Robinson, ■■■■■■ daughter Jc an of Dru- more, is the second vice president of the Solanco FFA Chapter, having served as its pres ident and secretary, over ■■■■■■ the past years. The four-year member is a member of the chapter’s Executive, Recruitment and Leadership committees. Her projects include off-farm work and raising dairy calves, and she has won awards for public speaking proficiency. She has earned her Greenhand and Chap ter degrees and intends to attend Texas A&M University to study agricultural engineering. Susan Rae Rood Susan Rae Rood, daughter of Pamela and Donald Rood of Mifflin ville, served as vice president of the Columbia/Montour FFA Chapter during H the past year and has been involved with the chapter’s KUSiiHHB Bulb Sale, Citrus Sale, and Carnation & Rose Sale Committees, as well as working at Dillions, and dinner at Ronald McDo- Customer Name & Address $lOO Valid 12/1/97 - 2/28/98 Coupon must be presented at time of purchase One coupon per customer Please 'omplete • action below $lOO Customer Signature Serial No, nald House. She has received her Green hand and Chapter degrees, and intend to go to college to pursue horticultural studies. Daren Roush Daren Roush, 17, son of Randall and Betty Roush of Mifflinburg, served as chaplain of the Mifflinburg FFA Chapter during the past year, and has served as chair- ™ person of its Points Committee, as well as a member of its Cider, and Supplies committees. His pro jects include on-farm work experience, raising grain corn and oats. He has received several awards for his FFA involvements including Star Chapter Agribusinessman, the Northeastern Farm Credit County Record Keeping award, a scholarship, various SAE awards at the state, area and county levels, was a mem ber of the fourth place 1996 state farm business management team, and the fourth place 1997 state agricultural mechanics team. Daren received his Greenhand, Chapter and SUN Area degrees, and outside of FFA his is a mem ber of the high school varsity howling team. His goal is to own his own farm, work as a machinist, or first pursue a degree from a two-year machinist school. Chad Robbins Chad Robbins, 17, son of Dave and Pam Robbins of Bloomsbuig, has served as vice pres ident of the Central Columbia FFA Chapter for the past two years, and as its chaplain during the 1994-95 term. He is a member of the The Future booth, Ag in the Classroom, and Recruit ment committees. His projects work with excavation and masonry. He has won a scholarship pin and a Star Greenhand award, as well as his Green hand and Chapter degrees. He said he plans to continue his education. Ro: Roxanne Ruhlman, Gardners, dai of Patricia Gardner and . Allen Ruhlman, been a four member of mudian FFA ter, currently ing as its secrei She served as K year. Her activities include serving 0 n the chapter’s Cider, Sandwich and Kansas City committees, and her projects inpiyfo work with sheep and goat breeding and work experience at Giant Foods. She has won awards for public speaking and sheep breeding. Roxanne has received her Gteenhand, a Star Chapter and a County degree. She said she plans to attend a culinary arts school and pursue a career as a chef. "That way I could better the future of agriculture with different styles of food.” Heather Rupert Heather Rupert, 17, daughter of Richard and Mar- - garet Rupert of Nescopeck, a four-year member of the Col-Mont AVTS FFA Chapter, V*Bs£ currently serving . 4 as its chaplain. A V \ \ member of the * \ m chapter’s Carnation Day and Fundraising committees, her projects include work with floral designs, as well as working with Ronald McDonald House dinner. (Turn to Page 34)
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