Kempton Fair draws crowds for fun
By LAUREL SCHAEFFER
Staff Correspondent
‘KEMPTON - The Small
Berks County community of
Kempton drew large crowds
of people last weekend as the
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FARM EQUIPMENT
ZOOK'S FARM STORE
Honey Brook, PA
S. JOHNSON HURFF
Pole Tavern
Monroeville, NJ
609-358-2565 or
609-769-2565
STQUFFER BROS. INC.
Chambersburg, PA
717-263-8424
ARNETT’S GARAGE
Rt 9 Box 125
Hagerstown, MD
301-733-0515
DEVIN H.MYER
& SDKS, INC.
Chester Springs, PA
215-827-7414
IWRGER’S MILL
Rt 4 Lebanon, PA
(Fontana)
717-867-5161
A. L HERR & B«0.
Quarryville, PA
717-786-3521
BINKLEY & HURST BROS.*
133 Rothsville Station Road
Lititz, PA
717-626-4705
PEOPLE’S SALES
& SERVICE
°»hland Milts, PA
7 17 463-2735
24th Annual Kempton
Country Fair was in
progress June 16th to 18th.
Featured during the three
day event were en
tertainment by country
western singers, a fashion
show, baking contest,
tractor pulls, and more.
Sunday evening, the most
exciting to many, featured
the crowning of “Das
Lieblichste Maedel,” while
the afternoon featured a
Fireman’s Water Hose
Competition a new event for
the fair. Also held during the
fair was a jeep rodeo, along
with the many other at
tractions such as rides and
exhibits.
Results for the cooking
contest follow:
Junior Division
Cupcakes
1. Debra Masters, Ger-
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N. S. HERSHEY & SON
Manheim, PA
717-665-2271
AGWAY, INC.
Chapman Equip Center
Chapman, PA
215-398-2553
CHAS. i. McCOMSEY
& SONS
Hickory Hill, PA
215-932-2615
WERTZ GARAGE
Lmeboro, MO
301-374-2672
LEBANON VALLEY
IMPLEMENT C 0 INC.
Richland, PA
717-866-7518
CLAIR J. MYERS
Lake Road R 1
Thomasville, PA
717-259 0453
WILLIAM DAUGHERTY
R D H 2
Felton, PA
717-244-9787
ERNEST SHOVER
FARM EQUIPMENT
19 W South St
Carlisle. PA
717-249-2239
mansville; 2 Eric Mengle,
Mt. Joy
Cakes
1. Tammy Adam, Mertz
town; 2. Audrey Acker.
Grand Champion Tammy
Adam.
Senior Division
Cakes
Light Layer - 1. Doris
Montagner’ RettvKunHe;
3 Dorothy Kerschner
Dark Layer - 1. Jean
Hertzog; 2. Marj. Rabert; 3.
Carol Loch.
Nut Layer -1. Ada Riegel;
2. Elva Hartman; 3. Dorothy
Kerschner
Miscellaneous Cake - 1.
Dorothy Kerschner; 2 Jean
Hertzog; 3. Delores Mon
tagner. Grand Champion -
Dorothy Kerschner, Kutz
town.
Pies
Misc. Pies -1. Lu Datleus;
2. Eva Treichler; 3.
Christina Mengel.
Shoo-Fly Funny - 1.
Delores Montagner; 2. Mrs.
Martin Loch; 3. Mrs. E.R.
Reidenour. Grand Champion
Delores Montagner,
Kempton.
Raised Goods
Grand Champion -
Blanche Weaver, Kempton;
2 Dons Frey; 3. Blanche
Weaver
TRACTOR PULL
RESULTS
Garden Tractors
800 pound class -1. George
Schlegel, Birdsboro; 2.
Dennis Gilbert, Oley; 3.
Larry Angstadt, Oley; 4.
Henry Schlegel, Oley.
1000 pound Class - 1.
George Schlegel; 2. Herb
Shannon, Mifflinburg; 3.
Donald Bealer, Bath, 4.
Berlyn Troxell, Andrens.
1,200 pound Class - 1.
Donald Bealer, 2. George
Schlegel, 3. Kevin Fuls,
Bangor, 4. Ronald Boren,
Kunkeltown.
1,400 pound Class - 1.
George Schlegel, 2. Kevin
Fuls; 3. Rhonda Hartman;
Mertztown; 4. Donald
Bealer.
1,600 pound Class - 1.
George Schlegel; 2. Tim
Bilhg, New Tripoli; 3. Kevin
Fuls; 4. Donald Bealer.
Farm Stock Class 6
Sanctioned Pull
5,500 pound class - 1.
Richard Troxell, Andreas; 2.
Carl Miller, Tamaqua; 3.
Berlyn Troxell; 4. Ray
Seidel, Lenhartsville; 5.
Elton Muth, Alburtis; 6. Carl
Modica, Asbury, N.J.
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, June 24,1978
7,500 -1. Ralph Wolverton,
Asbury, N.J.; 2. Gary
Brown, Lake Ariel; 3. Lester
Troxell, Andreas; 4. Bob
Hunsicker, Mertztown; 5.
Gene Branning, Pleasent
Mount; 6. Donald Zaleski,
Pen Argyl.
9.000 - 1. John Wetmore,
Honesdale; 2. Jim Warner,
Pocono Lake; 3. Carl Miller;
Bob Hunsicker; 5. Roy
Hopper, Hamburg; 6. Ralph
Wolverton.
11.000 - 1. John Daniels,
Star Route Honesdale; 2.
John Wetmore; 3. Barry Ott,
Bangor; 4. Ralph Ketterer,
Kempton; 5. Rodger
- Rutledge, Lakewood; 6. Ray
Moyer, New Tripoli.
13,000 - 1. Barry Ott; 2.
Albert Keifer, Bangor; 3.
Jay Cans, Kempton; 4.
Bruce Dietrich, New Tripoli;
5. Robert Keifer, Bangor; 6.
Daniel Gross, Hamburg.
Berks-Lehigh Tractor
Pull - Unsanctioned
7.000 - 1. David Gross,
Hamburg; 2. Bob Hun
sicker; 3. Troy Adam,
Alburtis; 4. Larry-Bauscher,
Lenhartsville; 5. Robert
Ketterer; 6. Elton Muth.
15.000 - 1. Bruce Dietrich,
New Tripoli; 2. Landis
Martin, Kutztown; 3. Kermit
Bausher, Lenhartsville; 4.
Ray Moyer, New Tripoli; 5.
David Gross; 6. Albert
Neufeld, Jr., Hamburg.
17,000 - 1. Timothy Billig,
New Tripoli; 2. Randall
Hetrick, Oley; 3. Ray
Moyer; 4. Jay Gans; 5. Jeff
Miller, Kutztown; 6. Albert
Newfold, Hamburg.
Superstocks and Modified
5.500 SS - 1. Charles
Snyder, Tamaqua; 2. Paul
Chapman, Lake Ariel.
5.200 Mod. - 1. Ed Smith,
Bangor; Tom Seas,
Bangor; 3. Craig Luckenbill,
Schuykill Haven; 4. Elwood
Flowers, Manheim; 5.
Theodore Houck, Gap; 6.
David Greek, Delta.
7.500 SS - 1. Charles
Chester Snyder, Andreas; 2.
Amos Stauffer, Ephrata; 3.
Charles F. Snyfer,
Tamaqua; 4. Paul Chapman.
7.200 Mod. - 1. Lester
Houch, Kinzers; 2. Ed
Smith; 3. Robert Landis,
Berlin; 4. Tom Seas; 5.
Theodore Houck; 6. Elwood
Flowers.
9,500 Open - 1. Lester
Houch, 2. Robert Landis, 3.
Charles C. Snyder, 4.
•Charles C. Snyder, 5. Joel
Sweitzer, 6. Charles F.
Snyder.
°Let us never
forget
that the
cultivation
of the earth
is the most
important
labor*of
man.
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