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The attractive seventeen
year-old began her one-year
reign on Sunday evening
after last year’s queen,
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Lauren Putnak
Charla Janney from York
County, placed the tiara atop
Lauren’s blonde curls.
.Lauren, who hails from
Monongahela, is a senior this
year at Ringgold High
School. She is an active
student and is busy with
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Lauren Putnak, Monongaheia, Washington
County, was crowned 1981 Pa. Lamb and Wool
Queen during the Sunday evening ceremonies at
KILE. Retiring queen, Charla Janney of York
County, was later crowned the new Pa. Suffolk
Queen.
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vertising.
The new queen has been
involved in 4-H for eight
years and has twenty-two
registered Suffolk sheep of
her own.
She was sponsored by the
Washington County Sheep
and Wool Growers
Association.
Only minutes after Charla
When we picked a day to
go to the Bloomsburg Fair,
we picked an unusual day. It
happened “to be the first
rainy day in months. But it
was just a gentle drizzle and
didn’t bother us that much.
However we did lose a
wheel cover from our car. It
was one that had flown off in
West Virginia and many
places in Lancaster County
as well. One day I heard it
roll and finally found it 30
feet in a cornfield, twice we
returned to roads where it
might have come off and we
found it. This time, after
searching a steep wooded
area with a dump site
nearby, we finally had to
admit it was permanently
lost.
We did find one to another
make of car though as we
walked around in the ram.
We praticularly enjoyed
the horse and pony contests
between the children. The
keyhole race and carrying
an egg on a spoon were in
teresting. As they raced
around the ring many fancy
white hats fell to the ground.
We sat beside a couple who
said they were from
Harrisburg when we ate our
dinner, which was served by
a church group. When they
were questioned closer, it
was discovered that they
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Janney relinquished her
title, she assumed a new
crown. The lovely brunette
became the 1981 Penn
sylvania Suffolk Queen.
In competition for the Pa.
Sheep and Wool Growers
Association crown were
Cynthia Franklin, Chalfont,
Bucks County and Denise
Garber, Washington, Greene
County.—SM
actually lived in
Mechanicsburg and knew
my sister and her family. As
they say, it is a small world.
There were some unusual
things displayed in the
Horticulture Building. There
were rows of rainbow
colored bottles containing
different juices. Some of the
uncommon ones were
parsley juice, violet juice,
rhubarb juice, currant juice
and rose syrup. I was sur
prised to see trumpet vine
seed pods_ displayed on a
white plate.
One things that 1 couldn’t
understand was why
someone would want to can
white potatoes unless it was
just to add to the variety of
vegetables shown.
As we traveled home
through the mountains, we
got a glimpse of the sun and
stopped to buy some apples
and grapes. Now I have
basket of Jonathan and a
basket of Mclntosh on the
back porch bench. I’ve
already made two apple
cakes and some applesauce.
Guess I’ll have to make
some pies also.
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