FFA parents Philip and Cindy Bozlinski were presented
the Honorary Keystone Degree Monday evening at the 71st
Annual Pennsylvania FFA Mid-Winter Convention.
CENTRAL MD FARM
TOY SHOW AND SALE
Carroll County Agricultural Center,
Auction 5:30 p.m.
Consignments: 3 p.m.
Trophies for Best Display
Door Prizes
Saturday, January 22,2000
Show Time: 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Consignments Welcome
Already Consigned: Custom Built JD Mounted Cora
Picker, JD 20 Pedal Tractor, Int. 1066 Pedal Tractor,
Plus Others, Small Collection of Older 1/64 Scale Toys,
Precision Tractors and Older Farm Toys
and Much More.
For more information contact:
Fair Manager 410-848-3247
Tim Talbert Meg Smith
(4 10) 848-2735 (4 10) 848-9015
Thirteenth Annual
Westminster, MD
Benefits the
Carroll
County 4-H
and FFA Fair, Inc.
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diversity in agriculture went to Lee
Aim Tice, Cowanesque FFA, who
attends Pom State. Accepting for
lice was Sarah Rouse, Cowan
esque sentinel.
State stars were selected. They
are:
•Production Star. Receiving
this honor was Heather Bankert,
Red Lion. Hie four-year Red Lion
FFA member, 18, is the daughter
of Wayne and Sue Bankert Heath
er, who plants to attend Milletsvil
le University to major in special
education, has saved as chapter
treasurer, vice president, and as
county secretary and president.
• Ag Salcs/Service. This award
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FFA Honors
was presented to Adam Nissley,
Penn Manor FFA. Adam, 17, is the
son of Dave and Lucy Nissley,
Lancaster. Adam has served as
chapter sentinel and treasurer and
is chapter president He has com
pleted work experience, fair hogs,
and sweet com projects.
• Specialized Ag. Andrew
McMullen, Twin Valley FFA.
Andrew enjoys the forestry, wild
life, and other CDEs FFA offers.
Andrew, the 17-year-old son of
Leonard and Susan McMullen,
Morgantown, and four-year FFA
member, is chaplain and plans to
attend Penn State to major in fore
stry. He also completed wildlife
conservation projects.
• Horticulture. Kelly Wilson of
WJ3. Saul was honored. Kelly, 17,
is the daughter of James and Mar
garet Wilson, Philadelphia. She
plans to major in horticulture at
Pasture Mat
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Lancaster Fanning, Saturday, January 15, 2000-A35
Penn State or Temple University.
She has served as chapter fresh
man sentinel and 10th, 11th, and
12th grade vice president Kelly
has completed projects in land
scape, nurseiy, and floriculture.
She was an intern at the Morris
Arboretum and at Longwood
Gardens.
The two state stars were hon
ored to represent the state national
ly. They arc Heather Bankert, Star
Fanner, and Adam Nissley, Star
Agribusiness.
Competition
Newport
FFA Wins
HARRISBURG
(Dauphin Co) -
Newport High School
FFA members were
awarded first place
and $l2O m the FFA
school exhibit compe
tition at the 84th
Pennsylvania State
Farm Show.
The chapter’s win
dow display “Beautify
and Enhance Your
Landscape With the
Use of Colored
Mulches” featured five
different colors of
mulch. Red, blue,
black, green and
brown mulch add
beauty to a landscape
while stimulating
healthier plant growth
and controlling soil
moisture and temper
ature.
Other award win
ners include.
• Cedar Crest High
School in Lebanon,
Lebanon County, earn
ing second place and a
premium of $lOO
• Upper Dauphin
High School in
Elizabethville,
Dauphin County,
earning third place
and a premium of $BO
• Tn Valley High
School in Hegms,
Schuylkill County,
earning fourth place
and a premium of $75
• West Snyder
High School m Beaver
Springs, Snyder
County, earning fifth
place and a premium
of $7O.
• Kutztown High
School in Kutztown,
Berks County, earning
sixth place and a pre
mium of $65.
• Middleburg High
School in Middleburg,
Snyder County, earn
ing seventh place and
a premium of $6O
• Selinsgrove High
School in Selinsgrove,
Snyder County, earn
ing eighth place and a
premium of $55.
• Greenwood High
School in Millerstown,
Perry County, earning
ninth place and a pre
mium of $5O.
• Mifflinburg High
School in Mifilinburg,
Union County, earning
10th place and a pre
mium of $5O.