Manheim Central FFA Wins Gas Engine Event
The Manheim Central FFA of the small gas engine service
Chapter small gas engine team manual, and trouble shooting an
won the area FFA contest at engine to find and repair faults
New Holland last Friday. , which had been built into it.
■ The team members are Amos Members of the second place
Sauder, Manheim RDI, and team from Garden Spot were"
Tony Haldeman, 1172 Mount Rich Kochel and Ken Burkhart
Joy Road, Manheim In individual scoring, Sauder
; tManheim Central beat three of Manheim Central was first
Other teams. Garden Spot High and Kochel of Garden Spot was
School, New Holland, was second Other placmgs were
second;.. Solanco High School, ■ Haldeman, Manheim Central,
Qiiarryville was third, and Ox- third, Burkhart, Garden Spot,
ford High School, Chester fourth, Robert Young, Solanco,
County, was fourth. fifth
Both - Manheim Central and Judges were- Arba Henry,
Garden,Spot are eligible to go Solanco vo-ag teacher; Scott
Id Penn State to compete in the Gold, Oxford vo-ag teacher;
state contest during FFA Week Mark Campbell, Manheim Cen-
June 30-July 2. tral vo-ag teacher; Clifford
The- contest consisted of a Day and Donald Robinson, Gar
written test on small 'gas en- den Spot High School vo-ag
gine operation and repair; use teachers.
Help Asked For Risser
Governor Milton Shapp Wed
nesday urged the State Game
Commission to agiee to his sug
gestion that Lester G Risser be
permitted to-keep most of his
104-acre farm, inside the peri
meter of the Middle Cieek Wa
terfowl Refuge.
Risser, a Newmanstown RDI
farmer, has fought the Game
Commission for five years, go
ing all the way to the U S Su
preme Court, only to be denied
a hearing.
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Gov. Shapp indicated in
March that he was seeking to
grant iclief to Risser, the Su
preme Court refusal notwith
standing
“What’s the difference if Ris- Amos Sauder, left, and Tony Halde
ser remains, or if his land is man, members of the Manheim Central
rented out to sharecroppers, as FFA Chapter small gas engine team which
you’ve indicated will happen?”
Shapp has asked Glenn L. Bow
ers, Game Commission execu- agreement, according to Shapp
tive director. Satisfactory con- Bowers contends that Risser
trols can be worked out in an as cos * million project
“hundreds of thousands of dol
lars” and caused months of de
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Shapp has argued that Kis
ser hasn’t been “a wild man”
but a man fighting to protect
his property.
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Lancaster Farming, Saturday, May 15,1971 —
won the area contest recently, are shown
“trouble shooting” an engine to rectify
problems which were built into it.
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