County FFA
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Spot, placed 2nd; Galen
Sander, Ephrata, 3rd; Craig
Fox, Garden Spot, 4th; and
Bruce Weaver, Ephrata sth,
in the contest.
Mike Eberly, Garden Spot,
won the ninth grade com
petition with his speech
titled “Alcohol, the not so
new fuel.” Carolyn Witmer
also of Garden Spot placed
2nd, with Edward Sensenich,
Manheim Central, 3rd;
Junior Hursh, Garden Spot,
4th; and Merv Keagy, Penn
Manor, sth.
The county parliamentary
procedure contest was won
by the Grassland FFA
comprised of: Wanda
Weber, Mohnton; Darlene
Horning, Denver; Glenn
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Martin, East Earl; Kevin
Devine, New Holland, Brian
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Leonard Snader, East Earl,
and Glenn Hartz,
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Second place in the
parliamentary procedure
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FFA with other schools
placing in the following
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peter-Strasburg (Garden
Spot FFA), Manheim
Central, Solanco and
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