•Everyone’s a lumberjack
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has been the 17 times world
champion in some events of
the woodsmen carnivals,
and he and his brother, and
his cousin, Paul, who also
competed at Elizabethtown,
are real-life loggers, who run
a family logging business m
Webster Springs, West Va.
And this was the 19th
competition that they had
been in this year.
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But there were other
events at the festival, too.
Despite the disadvantage of
a bloody nose earned m
competitive combat, David
Miller, Seven Valleys,
secured and held his title in
the log jousting, defeating all
challengers.
And Robert Young, who
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his fathu with an exhibit,
was the quickest one who
could make it to the top of
the skinned 18 foot pole to
win that event.
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Dueling on the log, David Miller, of Seven Valleys, seen on the right, defeated
all his opponents, to win the championship. Here he is seen jousting with Buck
Young, of Scranton.
The team of Gary Collins,
Milton Grove, and Paul
Cogar, Webster Springs,W.
Va., won the log rolling,
moving their lopsided log up
and down the bumpy path.
Their winning time was 47.37
seconds.
Paul Cogar was a member
of a winning team again,
when he and Kathy Parrel,
entered the Jack and Jill
cross cut contest, sawing
across a poplar log in 10.20
seconds.
But then came an event
not often seen in the Lan
caster Farming area. The
Pensylvania state cah
mpionship tobacco spitting
was at stake with local
competitors trying to beat
Bill Pahokm, Coudersport,
who was there to defend his
title.
Nine men entered the
contest, where they had to
stand a measured distance
from a hot pot bellied stove
and aim to hit it, so that the
jince would sizzle. Each
person was allowed thirty
seconds to make his try.
Jay Frey, Sr. Conestoga
R 2, won the event, tying
Pahokin’s record of 18 feet.
But to be the Pa. state
champion, he would have
had to beat that record, so
Pahokm is still the official
state champion, even though
he placed third in this
contest.
Second place winner m the
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And in the tug of war, the the Glizabethtown-Mount
team of Buck Young, Barry Joy Forest Fire Crew
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Kujat, and Paul Ceresini, Tree Station, will be the site
pulled the longest and of the 1979 Northeastern
strongest to take home the Loggers Association
top honors in that event. Woodsnen’s competition.
Arden Cogar, who is also The competition will be held
an officer of the North on September 8,1979.
Climbing the pole in record time looked easy for
Robert Young, of Scranton.
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