Lmcaater Farming. Saturday. (Xt 7. 1976
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[ 1.1/.ABKTHTDWN The
Flizahethtown Cornmuml)
Festival was a surprise to
'.eseral people involsed
Mm Sarn M>er. chairperson
o( the Market Place Fair
reported that the amount of
exhibits in the Market Place
lent grew by nearl> 300 per
cent
"I'm really proud of the
exhibits thin year." she said
as she pointed out the well
organized, lovely display of
flowcni. vegetables, canned
goods, and other hor
ticultural exhibits
The amount of outside
stands also grew from
previous years And. this
year, there was a totally new
added extra-an FFA tent In
that tent were two goats, two
sheep, a marc and a colt, a
sow and her litter, two
steers, and a heifer
"We hope to have state
funding in two years,” Mrs
Myers said. If they pass the
state test this year, they will
have only one more year of
state tests to go and funding
will be available. If the
funding does go through, the
Jaycees have hopes of
possbily buying land and
getting some permanent
buildings. At present, they
rent the land from the
Elizabethtown College.
Bill Shuker, president of
the Jaycees, also noted that
the organization would
really like to make the Fair a
community event.
The first place results of
the exhibit judgmg were as
follows:
DEPARTMENT 11
Youth-Corn
other Grains,
Hay, Tobacco
Hybrid Field Com (white,,
yellow) - Doug Fackler;
Popcorn - Darren Weaver;
Michael
Sunflower
Neideigh; Tobacco,
Filler Kenneth Hackman.
Youth-Vegetables
Beans, Green-Deb Shelly;
Beets, topped-Tina Gill;
Cabbage (Ihead)-Deb
Shelly; Carrots, topped (5)-
Brad Longenecker;
Cauliflower (Ihead)-Deb
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.Shelly. Konlrabi itiKddie
I>eWire, Potatoes iwhite-i)
Deb Shelly. Potatoes (red
0) Deb Shells. Pumpkins,
Halloween ili-Mntl and
Michelle lloyer. Squash
Pumpklns-Mirhael Nei
dcigh, Winter Pumpkins-
Michael Corkley. Squash
(Summer) di-Deb Shellv,
Turnips (3)-Deb Shelly
Youth-Fruit*
Applcs-Knc Facklcr
Youth-Food*
Bread, while, 1 loaf-Kmily
HopCj Baked cookies (5),
Droppcd-Dcbra Mumma,
Baked Cookies, Kollcd
l/czlcc Hope, Baked Cookies,
Bars-Kristen Hope
Youth-Nccdl cera f t
■ Clothing
Tote Bag-Chcrri Qucrry,
Sleeveless Dress-Linda
Kauffman. Overalls-Jcnisc
Kauffman: Separates, Skirt
(Synthetic or Blend)-
Stephanie Stauffer,
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exhibits
Separate* i 2 or more
pieces) Marcia Brown
I>esign With Unr (String
Pictures (-Virginia .S Gro*l,
Creative Exprrtmenl-
Scott lliwr, Design with
linr i OtherKSandra Engle
l>esign With Texture fall
item* from comhusks and -
or rom stilks), Creative
expenment-Kathy Snyder,
School Projects (Original
Poem (-Melissa A Camp
bell, School Projects
(olhen-Debra Mummau
DEPARTMENT 12
Hay-Grain
Grain. nd Seed Crops
Hybrid Co.n-6 cars f Field
Com-ycllowi-Kcnncth Hack
man, Indian Com-Mrs R B
rCfull, Com-3 stalks (Silage)-
Samuel Mycr, Sunflowers-1
stalk-Palnck Davis Alfalfa-
Harvey Ruhl; Winter
Barley-Doug Fackler, Hay,
C. 0.
LOCAL
Youth-Art
and lliMlrralli
grow by 300 per cent
Alfalfa or alfalfa prana
mixed, later cuttings Not
over M per rr" grasses-
Doug Parkier, Other
I/egumes or legume grass
mixtures Not over M per
rent of graxses Harvey Huhl
Broom Com-1 bundle*Dale
Shelly, Tobacco <ll leaves
tied) Wrapper-Samuel
Mycr, filler-Donald Hack
man, Grren-Samucl My or
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Vegetable*
Dry Shelled Beans < 1
pint) Kdiblc Soybcans-
Robcrt Herr, Horticultural-
Mrs HR Mull. Kidncy-
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David Shelly. Marrowfat
Dale Shelly IV* or Navy
David Shelly, Green
Shelled Bean* d pint i
fjirge seeded limas - Klva
Heistand. I.ima Beans
I arge aerded-Mrs David
Shell), Snap Beans (bush
type 1 pint) Round green
pods-Mary Royer. Hound
wax pods Mrs David Shelly.
Beets (5 specimens, top
ped) Globed shapcd-Mrs
Margaret Gill, Half lx>ng-
Mrs RB Mull. Brussel
Sprouts (1 plnt)-Mrs Robert
I>ong. Cabbage (1 head)
Earl polntcd-Mrs. R B
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Mull. Dotnertlr round h
HrUrtand. Hat Type* Dale
Shelly Cabbage <1 bead)
Hpd Types David Shelly Jr .
Carroti (5 root*, topped)
Half lnng ( pointed i Agnes
Weaver. Cauliflower (I
head) While Typea-David
Shellj, Jr . Cucumbers
IMcklca t.V to i”,
specimen )-F.lva Hrlaland.
Slicing (over V) i
spccimcna-Klva Helatand.
Kggplanl-Elvn Hclstand.
Kndlvc (1 plant in soil)
Creen Curlcd-Mary Royer.
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