First-place regional winner in the prepared public speaking contest is Carrie Het
rick, center, of Oley Valley FFA. She is flanked by Conrad Welser FFA’ers Tara John
son, left, who placed second, and Kelly Snyder, who placed third.
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Winners in the Conservation division are from left, Tony
Miller of Pequea FFA, second-place; Marci Harnlsh of Man
helm FFA, first; and Jeannine Oxenreider of Conrad Weiser,
third.
Eastern Region FFA’ers
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Ephrata High School, second; and Steve Phillips of Con
rad Weiser, third.
Junior prepared speaking was judged by Deb Seibert,
Manheim FFA ag teacher; Chris Williams, Tulpenhockcn
ag teacher; and Dr. Jerry Cale, Kutztown.
In the senior prepared speaking category. Came Het
rick of Oley Valley High School placed first Second and
third placings went to students'from Conrad Weiser High
School, Tara Johnson and Kelly Snyder, respectively.
Judges in this division were Ruth Williams, director of
curriculum for Oley Valley High School, and Lou Ann
Good, staff writer for Lancaster Fanning.
The Junior prepared speaking contest winners
are. from left, Carl Gonzales of Garden Spot, first;
Anne Mielnik of Ephrata, second; and Steve Phil
lips of Conrad Weiser, third.
Rhubarb Festival
Set For May 15
INTERCOURSE (Lancaster Co.) Kitchen Kettle
Village. Route 340, Intercourse will celebrate the 10th
annual Rhubarb Festival on Saturday, May 15, from 9 a.m.
to 6 p.m.
The festival includes a Rhubarb Race Car Derby, a Rhu
barb Recipe Contest, a Rhubarb Pie Throwing Contest,
music by the Dixieland Express and the Schlossmen Ger
man Band, children’s games, and a variety of rhubarb
foods at the restaurants and shops of Kitchen Kettle Vil
lage. Several of the activities will benefit the Muscular
Dystrophy Association and the American Cancer Society.
Admission is free and plenty of free parking is avail
able. For further information, please contact Kitchen
Kettle Village at (717) 768-8261.
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