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YOU AND YOUNG'S - PARTNERS IN PERFORMANCES
BY VIVIAN PAUL
Staff Correspondent
SCHNECKSVILLE -
Over 100 members of the
Future Farmers of America
participated Wednesday in
the regional parliamentary
procedure and public
speaking competition at the
Lehigh County Community
College. The event
represents nearly 60
chapters throughout eastern
Pennsylvania.
Deborah L. Miller, a
student at Conrad Weiser
High School in Berks County
placed first in the FFA
public speaking contest with
her presentation,
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“American Farmer, Take a
Bow.”
Winner in the ex
temporaneous category was
toward Griest, Twin Valley
School, speaking on
“Building Agribusiness by
Borrowing-”
Barry Geib of Manheim
Central took first place in the
conservation category with
his presentation titled
“Water, Water Everywhere,
But Not a Drop to Drink.”
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Winners in the regional FFA extemporaneous
speaking competition are, left to right, James
Tretter, Howard Griest and Bruce Latshaw.
FFA public speaking competition winners at
regional level are, left to right, Douglas Her
shberger, Deborah L. Miller and Steve Imes.
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Conservation speaking contest winners are
Steve Kearns and Teresa C. Fink.
He listed several ad
vantages to the Keystone
Race Track site.
First of all, it would be
available free. Track
general manager Harry
Rossi has offered the
Track’s 300 acres, all en
closed by fence, to the
Services
Ag fair
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Department for such an
event.
The Keystone Race Track,
just outside of Philadelphia,
is within 25 miles of about
one-third of the state’s
population and within 50
miles of over half of Penn
sylvania’s citizens,
Hallowell figures.
He said he sees the
proposed state fair as a good
opportunity to introduce
agriculture to a large
number of urban people who
otherwise may never come
into direct contact with
farmers, livestock, and farm
products.
Timing of the event would
make it attractive to
Philadelphia schools looking
for educational field trips, he
said.
James Sumner, director of
the Department’s Bureau of
Markets, said the event
could become a showcase for
Pennsylvania products at a
minimum of expense.
Several funding options
are open. The state fair
could become an offshoot of
the Farm Show. Or, money
could be requested from the
state fair fund. That alter
native would require a three
year delay, by law, before
money would be available.
Another option would be to
go to the legislature for
funds.
Hallowell said he is
soliciting opinions on the
proposed state fair from all
farm organizations, breed
associations, and interested
farmers.
Comments and
suggestions can be sent
directly to the Secretary of
Agriculture, 2301 N.
Cameron Street,
Harrisburg, PA 17120.