Pit— iMC««t»r Fwwiafc Saturday, September 13,1950
Montgomery Co. DHIA
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Merrill Mest
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DIO
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Clark Yoder
Clare
Sunday
Curtis N Kratz
Lucky
H 6-10
H 4-0
H 5-0
Robert L Freed, Sr
Sugar H
Holly H
Lizzie H
Carla H
James Stutzman Sons
1311 H
Harold K Halteman
Bugsy H
Rita H
Genny H
Inez H
Veleda H
Sabrina H
Rachele H
Vestal H
Terry H
Greta H
Merrill G Ruth
112 H
27 H
19 H
48 H
56 H
49 H
79 H
E N Halteman&Son
Lora H
Richard Bechtel
Winnie H
Betsy H
J Harold Keener
Ann H
Rachel H
Joyful H
Claude R Bieler
Nancy H
Clyde Masemore
6A H
7 C H
24 A H
96 B H
Hoffman Farms
67 H
40 H
Franklin Schlegel
Maude H
Irwin L Ziegler
Jawn H
7 Up H
Jesse V Zumstem
546 H
354 H
26 H
Edward N Wisser
1 H
4 H
7 H
21 H
Ronald R Johnson
Apple H
5 Bean H
WE HAVE THE [ARM BOSS
AND IT
Became of a hotter spark better cuburebon and a flood free design
ITS MORE RELIABLE.
Because it has longer wearing moving parts that won tbruk down
ITS MORE POWERFUL
Became it has the biggest power-to weight ratio of any popular saw
ITS QUIETER.
Because its large baffled muffler is more than just a tin box.
rr costs less
Because a saw that'll last about twice as long will only cost
about half as much
IT COMES WITH A BONUS
Over 530 worth of free accessories including a spare cutting
chain really make the Farm Boss a Stahl
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WOODWORK
RD Gap PA Box 183
1 Mile North Rt 897 From Gap
WES STAUFFER
SMALL ENGINES
RD3Ephrata PA
Phone (717) 733-9174
Ephrata Exrt New Rt 222
V* Mite West on Rt 322
I urn left unto Pleasant Valley
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IT STARTS EASIER
FREE
DEMONSTRATION
Chain Saw - Concrete
& Metal Saw Rentals
A & B SALES
& SERVICE
2 Miles South ot Rt 23 Alone 772
Thru Monterey RO 1 Rooks PA
NORMAN H.
ZIMMERMAN
Myersfown RD?
Phone (717) 866-4695
Vr mile west Myerstown West Main St
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14,070
18,078
13,992
14,821
Indoor Gardening: Grand
Champion - Joanne
dwelling, Souderton;
Reserve Champion - Enc
Haber, Telford.
Outdoor Flowers:
Champion in Class - Amy
Gotlewsld, Telford.
Model Building: Grand
Champion - Steve Hladio,
Schwenksville; Reserve
Champion - Jim Gotlewsld,
Telford.
15,469
516
Rockets: Grand Champion
- Bill Francis, Telford;
Reserve Champion - Candy
Heacock, Perkiomenville.
Entomology; Champion in
Class - David Whitefield,
Harleysville.
Geology; Champion in
Class - John Francis,
Telford.
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628
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553
Two first-year 4-H
members bested older
vegetable gardening
members by taking the top
two awards. Kim Cambum,
Harleysville took Grand
Champion while Matt
Haubrick, Telford won
Reserve Champion honors.
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Many happy winners at Montgomery
LANSDALE The 1980
version of the Montgomery
County 4-H Fair produced
many happy winners.
Everything from an elec
tricity measuring
galvanoscope to a space
entry rocket were shown by
county 4-H’ers during the
three-day affair.
The following is a list of
winners and respective
categories:
Handyman: Champion in
Class - Greg Ribick,
Phoemxville.
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Radio Dispatched Trucks
In a wildlife conservation
exhibit Wanda Kifer,
Perkiomenville won
Champion in Class while
Regina Doman, Collegeville
had a similar award in pet
care.
Champion in Class ribbons
were also won by Robert
Waltemyer, Collegeville in
strawberries; Marcia
Slater, Perkiomenville m
backyard poultry; Cyndi
MacFarland, Norristown in
photography and Henry
Wojton, Trappe in elec
tricity.
Although not a new project
in Pennsylvania Mon
tgomery County had its first
stamp club exhibit at the
fair. Debbie Fagley, Trappe
won Champion in Class with
her collection.
The vetinarian science
exhibit had a Champion in
Class ribbon awarded to
Sheryl Hunter of North
Wales.
In the category of club
exhibits Trappe won a
Champion in Class while a
scrap book entered by
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Displays by members of
Hoofprints, a horseless horse
club saw Debbie Horning,
Norristown won Grand
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the Reserve Champion.
Rick Wojton, Trappe won
a Champion in Class for his
exhibit in the landscape
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