Dairy
held at Lebanon
LEBANON - A 4-H and
FFA dairy judging contest
was held on August 8 at the
Lebanon Area Fair. A total
of 46 FFA and 4-H members
competed m separate
divisions. Each contestant
judged six classes of dif
ferent dairy breeds.
Gary Lentz of Norlebco
High School won first place
in the FFA division. The 4-H
division by won by Heather
Hemley.
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A Norlebco FFA member, Gary Lentz, won first place in the dairy judging
contest at the Lebanon fair. The 4-H division was won by Heather Hernley.
judging contest
Lou Ayers, ag teacher at
Ephrata High School, was
the official judge for the
contest.
Following are the top
division placmgs.
FFA
1. Gary Lentz, Norlebco; 2.
Reid Hoover, Annville-
Cleona; 3. Kirby Horst,
Elco; 4, Patti Heillmger,
EIco; 5. Dean Patches,
Norlebco.
4-H
1. Heather Hemley, 2.
Barb Sattazahn, 3. Mike
Kunkle, 4. Jane Bomgard
ner,s. Charlie Klein.
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The electricity went off for a while at the Lebanon Fair, so the Moyer Brothers
of Lebanon teamed up to get the milking done.
Hay Creek Festival
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and demonstrations of farm
activities such as a large
sawmill in operation, wheat
threshing, feed grinding, and
the milling of com meal. All
of these jobs will be done
with energy supplied by a
huge 17 ton steam engine.
Each day at noon and
again at 5 p.m. steam
whistles will announce that it
is time to eat. And oh can you
eat! All types of food from
funnel cakes to hamburgers
to home made open fire
cooked vegetable soup will
be available Friday night,
Saturday and Sunday.
On Saturday from noon to
8 p.m. visitors can enjoy a
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chicken barbecue with all
the trimmings served by the
Geigertown Fire Co. And on
Sunday they do it again!
This time serving up a
delicious pig roast from
noon.
Visitors will have to put on
their dancing shoes on
Friday night when the
Festival opens with an old
fashioned hoedown. Harvey
Meyer and his Valley
Mountaineers will be sup
plying plenty of toe-tapping
music from 8 p.m. to 11 p.m.
Admission to the Friday
night festivities is only $2.
Tickets are available from
association members or at
the door.
On Sunday morning at 8:30
an old time church service
will be held outdoors. Old
favorite hymns will be sung
to the accompaniment of a
100 year old pump organ.
The weekend of September
7,8, and 9 promises to be an
exciting and informative
experience for parents and
children alike. The price is
right FREE admission
and FREE parking Saturday
and Sunday. The Geigertown
Fire Company site is easy to
find. It is six miles south of
Birdsboro and six miles
north of Elverson on Pa.
Route 82.
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