Lovell crowned during Dairy Week
MUNCY The Lycoming
County Dairy Princess
Committee and the Penn
sylvania Department of
Agriculture recently
sponsored Lycoming Dairy
Week, held June 23 - 28 at
Lycoming Mall, Muncy
The week featured
numerous dairy related
displays and equipment.
Various evening events
highlighted the dairy in
dustry and included a grand
opening ceremony with the
Dairy Princess Pageant
contestants, as well as local
representatives of the
sponsoring groups; a dairy
fitting and showing
demonstration given by the
county 4-H Dairy Club; an
antique milking equipment,
3rd Annual Meeting
Maryland Grain
Producers Assoc.
Monday, July 21, 1980
Meeting and program 1:00 P.M.
Held at Queen Anne’s Co.
High School
Centreville, MD
Followed by a Crab Feast &
Chicken B-B-Q
$3 donation
For information and tickets contact
Sherri Bendel
301-465-4980
cream separators, and a
butter churning demon
stration; ice cream eating
and milk drinking contests.
The week culminated with
the Fifth Annual Dairy
Princess Pageant where
Sherrie Lovell, 18, daughter
of Mr and Mrs. Fred Lovell
of R 1 Linden, was crowned
1980 Lycoming Dairy
Princess by last year’s
winner Jenny Fuoss, R 2
Montgomery
The grand finale of the
week was a celebrity
milking contest on Saturday
evening with an number of
local pohticans par
ticipating, including
senator Hager, Assem
blymen Gneco and Crauni,
Hughesville Mayor, and
Pauline Montgomery
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Sandra Hartzei, PDA, Williamsport, shows her
skill at milking during Lycoming Dairy week.
1980 Lycoming County Dairy Princess, Sherrie Lovell, R 1 Linden, with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lovell.
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Fair season opens
HARRISBURG - Penn
sylvania Agriculture
Regional Director C Eugene
Wmgert today announced
that the opening of the
Middletown Community
Fair in Dauphin County will
mark the beginning of the
fair season in southeast
central Pennsylvania.
“The Middletown Com
munity Fair, July 14-19, and
the Shippensburg Com
munity Fair in Cumberland
County, July 19-26, are
always a lot of fun,” said
Wmgert. “County fairs are
the best way to get to know
why Pennsylvania
agriculture is growing better
food for your table.”
Take the family on a local
tour and treat them to a fair.
RGY
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& ASSOCIATES, INC.
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, July 5,1980—A45
For Information, Contact;
C.M. DAVID
400 N. Race St.
Richland. PA 17087
717-866-7588 (Call
717-272-8580 Collect)
HAROLD C. FOSTER
Box 96A
Star Route
Huntingdon, PA 16652
814-643-0248
(Cali Collect)
In addition to being fun, fairs
are an education to the wide
variety of food grown and
processed m our com
monwealth.
Other fairs to be held m
southeast central Penn
sylvania include: the
Lebanon Area Fair in
Lebanon County, August 4-8;
the Carlisle Fair m Cum
berland County, August 11-
16; the Franklin County
Fair, August 17-23; and the
Perry County Fair, August
19-23.
In September, the South
Mountain Fair in Adams
County, September 1-6; the
York Inter-State Fair in
York County, September 5-
13; the Gratz Fair in
Dauphin County, September
15-20; the Elizabethtown
Fair in Lancaster County,
September 15-20; Southern
Lancaster County Com
munity Fair, September 17-
19; the Gphrata Fair in
Lancaster County, Sep
tember 23-27; and the West
Lampeter Community Fair
in Lancaster County, Sep
tember 24-26.
In October, the New
Holland Fair in Lancaster
County, October 1-4; the
Manheun Community Fair
in Lancaster County, Oc
tober 6-10; and the Dillsbure
Community Fair in York
County, October 16-18.
Pennsylvania’s county
fairs offer a wide variety of
family fun on weekends and
summer nights With the
current cost of gasoline,
county fairs offer attractive
entertainment within easy
driving distances.
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