Abigail is the daughter of Scott and Tammy Pratt is attending Indiana University-Purdue University of Indianapolis majoring in photography.  Brandon is the son of Rick and Kim Dickson and he will attend Purdue North Central this fall majoring in mechanical engineering. John is the son of John and Jean Ahlenius and will attend Purdue University majoring in agri-business.

According to club president Josh Wilder, students are selected based on their leadership involvement and participation in school and community activities, and also on their reflections relative to the philosophy of the NIPFTP in the form of an essay. To be eligible to apply for the award, students must attend one of the following high schools:  Winamac Community, West Central, North Judson, Pioneer Regional or Culver; however, a member of the NIPFTP may recommend applicants outside of these school districts. 

Students must be going into the field of agriculture, engineering, veterinary medicine, agri-business, or a mechanical trade school.

NIPFTP will hold its 36th annual antique power show at the Winamac City Park July 18-21.

In the past 15 years, $21,000 in scholarships has been awarded. In addition to the scholarships, the NIPFTP has contributed financial support to area county fairs, social and human service organizations, charitable organizations, rescue, police, and fire protection, youth organizations and other historical preservation shows.