NEIGHBORS HELP. A group of neigh
bors and friends helped harvest tobacco
for Elvin G. Snavely, Manheim R 4, this
week, after Snavely and his 13-year-old
son Doug, w ere burned in a freak accident
last Satuiuay morning. The misfortune oc
curred when Snavely attempted to light a
brush fire A small portion oi gasoline was
applied but unknown to the victims the
wet leaves under the wood pile were de
composing and also producing fumes. The
tw o gases united and though the men were
standing ten feet away when they threw
the match into the pile it exploded with
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tremendous force. Both Elvin and Doug
were recuperating nicely at home Tuesday
afternoon. Helping in the L. F. Photo are
Robert Hossler, Harry Snavely. Carl Hess
and Mrs. Elvin Snavely. Others who help
ed somet’me during the week were Luke
Fahnestock, Cleo Miller, Aaron Galebreth,
Art Ruhl, Harold Markley, Elam Sna\ ely,
Treba Ruhl, Hen Brubaker, John Fisher,
Willis Derr, Greg Hossler, Dick Hossler,
John Shelly, Miller Haldeman, Vernon
Haldeman, Clyde Shelly and Dennis
Snavely.
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Lancaster Farming. Saturday, September 21,1968
Busy Week
Lampeter Fair
Tuesday, September 24, 1968
7:00-10:00 P.M —Exhibits re
ceived by Committees. (Each ex
hibitor will register his or her
name and address in the Com
munity Center Hal’ at the en
trance to the Community Centei
grounds)
Wednesday, September 25,1968
7-30 AM-100 P.M—Exhibits
Received by Committees
1100 A.M-1-00 P.M—Lunch.
Community Fair Restaurant
200 PM- —Judging of Ex
hibits
500 PM-7-00 PM —Supper,
Community Fair Restaurant.
7:00 P M —Baby Beef Show
7:30 PM-8 00 PM—Martin
Meylm Jr High School Band
8:00 P M -9 00 P M —Calf Rop
ing and Calf Scramble
9-00 PM-9 30 PM —Lampe
ter-Strasburg High School Band
9.30 PM-9 45 PM —Special
Events (Little Pig Race)
945 PM-10-00 P M —Music
by Rickey & Rhonda Burkhart
Thursday, September 26, 1968
9 00 A M —Exhibit Rooms and
Tents Open to Patrons
10:00 A M -11 45 A M —Judg
ing Contests (FFA, 4-H, and
Adults) ($25 Savings Bond by
Lancaster Co Guernsey Breed
ers’ Assoc)
11:00 AM-1-00 PM —Lunch
Community Fair Restaurant
11:45 AM—Dairy Bleeder’s
Calf Awards to F F A
100 PM—Judging of Daily
Cattle Exhibits
5:00 P.M-7 00 PM —Suppei
Community Fair Restaurant
6:30 PM -7 30 PM —Model
Airplane Demonstration
7:30 PM-8 00 PM —Elemen
tary School Band
8:00 P M -8 45 P M —Crowning
of The Queen .of .
8 45 P M -9-15 P M —Livestock
Parade
9.15 P.M—Talent Show
9:45, P M —Model Airplane
Demonstration
Friday, September 27, 1968
9 00 A M.—Pet Show
9:00 A.M.—Exhibit Rooms and
Tents Open to Patrons.
11 00 AM-1.00 P.M —Lunch
Community Fair Restaurant
2-00 P M.-4.00 P.M —All West
ern Horse Show
4-00 P.M-9:30 PM—Exhibi
tors Collect Cash Awards and
Prizes at the Fair Office—Com
munity Center Pavilion.
500 P.M -7:00 P M —Supper.
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6.30 P M —Calf Roping Con
test
7.00 P M —All Western Horse
Show
8-00 PM —F F A Fat
Consignment Sale.
10 00 PM —Removal of Ex
hibits. Committees in Charge
Saturday, September 28, 1968
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Harvey M. Gipe
Harvey M. Gipe
Appointed Assistant
County Agent
Harvey M Gipe of RD2, Eliza
bethtown, was appointed Sep
tember 9 to the Cooperative Ex
tension Service staff of The
Pennsylvania State University as
assistant county agricultural
agent and assigned to Columbia
County
Thomas H Patton, Extension
Service director, who announced
the appointment, said Gipe will
fill thVvacancy on the Columbia
County Extension staff created
by the resignation of John G
McAllister, associate county
agent
Gipe prepared for college at
Lower Dauphin High School and
received his bachelor of science
degree from Penn State in 1966,
majoring in animal science.
In college he was a member of
the livestock and meats judging
teams, Block and Bridle Club,
and participated in the student
Little International Livestock
Exposition
Gipe was recently released
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