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County FP-PS Contest Chooses Area Contestants
Selected members from County
FFA Chapters met at the
Brownstown Vo-Tech School
Tuesday for the annual
Parliamentary Procedure -
Public Speaking contests.
Five teams gathered tor the
Parliamentary Procedure
contest. The teams and their
placings were; Grassland
Chapter, first; Cloister Chapter,
second; Solanco Chapter, third;
Manheim Chapter, fourth, and
Pequea Valley'Chapter, fifth.
The first and' second place
teams will compete in area
competition between Chester and
Lancaster Counties at 1:30 p.m.
May 1 at Brownstown Vo-Tech.
The top winner in the area con
test will be entered in the
regional contest May 15 at Lehigh
Area Community College.
Judges for the session were:
Harvey Smith, vocational con
sultant for Berks-Lebanon-
Schuylkill Counties; Peter Boyer,
teacher of agriculture at
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Governor Mifflin, and Gerry
Shaffer, PP&L farm represen
tative. Winners of the Public
Speaking contest and the titles of
the speeches chosen for
presentation were: Ray Martin,
Garden Spot Chapter, “The Food
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technician Willey Durden of
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One of the heroic exploits
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Harbor was achieved by
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Arizona and was credited
with destroying four Japa
nese aircraft. He was award
ed the Navy Cross by Presi
dent Franklin D. Roosevelt.
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Manheim, “Our Vanishing
Wildlife”, third, and LaVem
Martin, Garden Spot, “Hunger
Hurts”, fourth.
Judges were Frank Campbell,
area manager, dairy and
livestock, Pennfield Corporation,
and Allen Tate, personnel
communications, Victor F.
Weaver Inc.
The top three winners of the
Public Speaking contest will
compete in the ar,ea contest May
at Brownstown.
Members of the top two
Parliamentary Procedure teams
and the ppsitions assumed were:
Grassland Chapter - Scott
Steffy, president; Donald
Weaver, vice-president; David
Smeltz,secretary; Clair Martin,
treasurer; Donald Weiler,
reporter; Larry Weber, sentinel;
Arthur Horst, student advisor;
Lloyd Hoover, chaplain. Cliff
Day, teacher of agriculture, was
coach.
Cloister Chapter - Gerald
Musser, president; Melvin
Weiler, vice-president; Richard
Bollinger, secretary; Paul
Horning, treasurer; Marlin
Smoker, reporter; Leonard
Martin, sentinel; Barry Wissler,
student advisor; James Felpel,
chaplain. Charles Ackley serves
this team as coach.
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