Employment: retired Army Veteran, retired fruit grower
Education: Bachelor of Arts in Business, Gettysburg College; Masters in Business Administration, Comptrollership, Syracuse University
Political Experience: While living in New York: Councilman, Town of Butler; Vice President of local school board, President Wayne County Farm Bureau, where we lobbied both state and federal representatives; Board member, New York Apple Association, Board member, Cornell Extension Program.
Since moving back to Biglerville: Biglerville Mayor, member of Legislative committee for the Adams County Council of Governments (ACCOG), alternate delegate to the Adams County Council of Governments for Biglerville Borough.
Community involvement: Member, Biglerville Water and Sewer Authority, Treasurer, Upper Adams Lions Club, Logistics Coordinator, Upper Adams Food Pantry, trustee, Centenary United Methodist church, member Post #262 American Legion, member, Biglerville Historical Society, vice president, Can
Frontier Community College Adult Education Director Angel Maguire was recognized recently as Administrator of the Year by the Illinois Adult and Continuing Education Association. It chose Maguire from applications across the state, marking the first time someone from FCC has received the award. Anyone interested in enrolling in the Adult Education program can call FCC at 842-3711.
Fairfield Community High School has announced a change in its football schedule. The game scheduled for Saturday at Vienna has been forfeited to Fairfield due to Vienna’s low numbers, and FCHS will now play at Harrisburg tomorrow at 7. Tickets will be distributed to players and cheerleaders today and tomorrow, and those who attend must have a ticket, though there will be no charge and no concessions. People should enter the Harrisburg field at the North Gate, socially distance, and wear a mask. Additionally, the baseball and softball games against NCOE tomorrow will now begin at 4.
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A number of individuals and county organizations were recognized in this week’s virtual Ohio Farm Bureau annual meeting.
Three individuals were recognized for their lifetime achievements to agriculture during the 102nd Annual Meeting of the Ohio Farm Bureau Federation, held remotely this year.
Long-time Ohio Farm Bureau and Nationwide board member Tim Corcoran and Ohio Farm Bureau Vice President of Public Policy Yvonne Lesicko were both honored with Ohio Farm Bureau Distinguished Service Awards, while Becky Cropper was honored with OFBF’s Cooperative/Agriculture Educator Award. Farm Bureau volunteers, county organizations and state leaders nominated candidates for the awards.