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Manila FFA Chili Cook-off

Monday, November 17, 2008
Photos by Revis Blaylock

Manila FFA, under the direction of Dale Poag, held a chili-cook-off with 19 teams participating. Students and teachers enjoyed a chili lunch complete with live entertainment.

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    This FFA team won with their chili recipe
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    The second place team smile for the camera.
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    The third place winner in the 2008 Manila FFA Chili Cook-off.
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    Guests enjoy the Manila FFA Chili Cook-off.
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    Hot dogs go well with chili.
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    Thumbs up for the entertainment at the Manila FFA Chili Cook-off.
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    Kismet, a Christian Rock Band, entertained during the Chili Cook-off at the Manila High School.
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    Good to the last bite.
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    Superintendent Pam Caster trys Thomas Jaco's chili.
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    Looking for the cowboy chili at the Manila FFA cook-off.
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    Manila FFA chili draws a large crowd of students and teachers.
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    With 19 teams there was plenty of chili to choose from.
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    These FFA Boys spotted something at the Manila FFA chili cook-off.
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    Manila FFA Adviser Dale Poag gets the bowls ready for the chili cook-off.
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    Ready for the crowd.
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    Chili teams welcomed everyone to try their chili.
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    Taking a break between the senior high and junior high lunch crowd.
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    Come and get it -- Mud Slinging Chili.
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    Posing for the camera at the Manila FFA chili cook-off.
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    Woo Pig chili was one of the 19 teams cooking and serving chili.
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    Plenty of chili to go around.
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    It was service with a smile at the FFA Chili Cook-off.
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    The crowd enjoyed chili and local entertainment at the FFA Chili Cook-off.
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    These girls took the stage at the FFA chili cook-off.
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    This chili team had a good view of the festivities at the Manila High School FFA Chili Cook-off.
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    The FBLA sold hot dogs during the FFA Chili Cook-off.
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    Camouflage and chili went well together at the annual FFA Chili Cook-off.
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    Chili is ready for serving.
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    A variety of chili from mild to hot, hotter, and hotest was served during the FFA Chili Cook-off.
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    John Deere Chili has to be good.
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    Get your bowls here and try all 19 different chili recipes made by the Manila FFA teams.
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    Jeff Knowlton and son, Tommy, played Bluegrass at the Manila FFA Chili Cook-off. Jeff was the first Gong Show winner during his high school years at Manila.
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    Chili was the meal of the day at the Manila FFA cook-off held on Friday, Nov. 14