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1 Bobbi Jo Hoover, Hi-De-Ho Sensation Connie.
2 04 3050 23,214 m 3.8% 8761
2 Cathleen J. Ohlinger, Reu-Hel Farms Gtendal
Fuzzy, 24)13050 25.646 m 3.4% 865 f.
3. Brian Kelly, Box 166, Tyrone, Blair County,
Spring-Lane Conductor Isabel, 2-07 3050
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1 Michele Fulmer, 604 Fulmer Rd.. Nazareth.
Northampton County, Juniperdale Jennifer Van,
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2 Brian M. Kelly, Spring-Lane Cohductorßetsy.
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3 Constance E. Ohlinger, R 2, Mohrsville, Berks
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21,335 m 4.0% 8501.
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1 Susan Corbin, R 2, Box 79, Reynoldsville,
Jefferson County, Corbinview Ideal Shirley, 3-00
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Lily. 4-10 305 d 22.833 m 4,9* 1108 f.
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Bloomsburg announces fair dates
BLOOMSBURG - Clark B.
Patterson, president of the
Bloomsburg Fair Association, has
announced dates for the 1983 ex
position. The 129th Annual
Castte.-Uwrence Co, Miss Bar-Rel Elevation Matt,
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Bloomsburg Pair will open
Monday, Sept. 26 and continue day
and night through Saturday Oct. 1.
The Fair opens each day at 7 a.m.
exhibition buildings are open 9
a.m. to 10 p.m.
Patterson also indicated con
tract negotiations have already -
been approved with performers for
several of the Fair’s Grandstand
Night Shows. Their Identities,,
however will not be released until -
the signed contracts are received.
The Bloomsburg Fair attracts
patrons from throughout the state
and many neighboring states. Last
year’s record-breakingattendance
exceeded 500,000 patrons.
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A pre-fair Special Country Music
Show will be staged Saturday,
Sept. 24 at 8 p.m. An All-Pro Hodeo
will be featured Saturday af
ternoon, Sept. 24 at 1 p.m. Vesper
Services proceed the official
opening of the Fair, Sunday
evening, September 25 at 7 p.m.
Over 1200 exhibits are displayed
in permanent brick buildings in
cluding flowers, arts and crafts,
-agricultural and school exhibits,
including 4-H, F.F.A. and F.H.A.
Specious buildings also ac
commodate cattle, horses, goats,
swine, poultry, rabbits and dogs.
Other events include bores racing,
demolition derby, midget auto
racing, wild west rodeo, horse and
pony pulling, log sawing, puppet
shows, petting zoo and band
concerts.
Many people plan their vacation
for Bloomsburg Fair Week and
> each year many inquires as to the
dates for the Fair are received at
the Fair Office. There is an easy
' formula—“the Fair always starts
the third Monday after Labor
Day".
-To receive a brochure of the 1983
Fair send your nSune and address
to Bloomsburh Fair, P.O. Box 479,
Bloomsburg, Pa. 17815.