HONESDALE The results of
Wayne County Fair 4-H Horse
Show include:
Grooming and Showmanship- Junior Division
blue winners Susan Tietfen Mike Tuteya Kelly
Newsome
Grooming and Showmanship- Senior Division
blue winners Barb Male Nancy Neville Sven
Ostrowski
Bareback Equitation I Barb Mele 2 Kelly
Newsome, 3. Christina Myers
Pleasure Pony Driving 1 Matthew Moyle 2
Mark Ostorwski
Open Trail (13 2 hands I under) 1 DaveAllsop
2 Justin Racht, 3 Mark Ostrowski
Open Trail (over 13 2 hands)- 1 Barb Mele 2
Craig Grimm. 3 Donna Allsop
Stock Seat Equitation- Junior Division- 1
Heather Smergut 2 Justin Racht 3 Laura
Chalmers
Hunter Seat Equitation Junior Division- not to
jump 1 Craig Grimm. 2 Susan Tietfen, 3 Kelly
Jr. beef winners in Wayne
HONESDALE Results of the
Wayne County Junior Beef Show at
the Wayne County Fair include:
Grand Champion Market Steer Amy Fitze,
Reserve Grand Champion Market Steer Marshall
Marks
Medium Lightweight 1 Joe Wentzell. 2 Robert
Asinan 3 Bill Mandeville
Heavy Lightweight, J Dave-Rutleclge 2 Michele
Cnmi 3 EncMegargel
Champion Lightweight David Rutledge.
Reserve Champion Lightweight Michele Cnmi
Medium Middleweight Julie Woicik 2 Charles
Boshmski 3 Caroline Travis
REAL ESTATE, HOUSEHOLD ITEMS & TOOLS
MINES AUCTION
Liberty, Pa.
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 8,1984
Located 3 miles east of Liberty on DeCoursey Rd. Watch for signs
in Liberty off old Rt. 15. Reason for selling, owners are moving.
FURNITURE & APPLIANCES
2 pc. livingroom suite, 2 recliners, stereo console w/AM-FM radio, record
player, 8 track tape deck, 19” color portable TV, 12” color portable TV,
matching coffee and end tables, pair of lamps, Italian made chess set.
Singer sewing machine w/cabinet, 5 pc. oak Mediterranean bedroom suite,
Rain lamps, (2) 4 drawer maple chests, (1) 5 drawer maple chest, (1)8
drawer maple chest, (1) 4 drawer maple dresser w/mirror, (1) 6 drawer
maple dresser w/mirror, 3 maple single beds, (1) double roll-away bed,
oak stand, child’s rocker, upright piano, 4 kitchen chairs, (2) refrigerator
freezers, electric range, small kitchen appliances, Princess House crystal,
numerous utensils & cookware, home decorating items, pressure cooker,
Harvest Gold washer & dryer, counter top range w/matching hood, maple
diningroom table w/8 matching chairs.
GUNS & HOBBY EQUIPMENT
(2) Fenwick fishing poles & other rods, fishing reels & tackle set, Bear
Kodiak 45 lb. bow, arrows, 410 Mosburg shotgun, 22 Remington w/4 power
Weaver scope, 12 gauge Remington semi automatic, like new; 22 pistol
H&R 9 shot double action, MECI2 gauge shotgun loading press, RGBS rifle
loading press w/various dies, lifting weights & bench, gas charcoal grill.
OFFICE EQUIPMENT
Metal office desk, (2) wooden desks, adding machine, Smith Corona
typewriter, 4 drawer filing cabinet, 5’ oak drafting table w/drawers.
SHOP EQUIPMENT & TOOLS
Craftsman worm driven 7V«” circular saw, Greenly #7306 knockout punch
drive set, Bostitch air nailer model Nl6, Bostitch stapler model T 36,
Magnesium 48” bull float w/20’ of handle, pipe threading tools up to 2”, set
of scaffolding jacks, set of scaffolding heavy duty wheels, 6 pcs. of S’zS’
metal scaffolding, Sears transit w/tripod & story pole, homemade air
compressor w/gas engine, 300’ of %” air hose, 24’ aluminum ladder,
several step ladders, wheelbarrow, 200 amp electric service box, new;
numerous electrical carpenter plumbing Sc masonary tools, 16” Homelit
Super Easy chainsaw, 16” Jonsered 520 chainsaw, hydraulic wood splitter
w/8 h.p. motor, 360 Fire View woodstove w/blower, good condition; 2’
vanity w/matching medicine cabinet Sc mirror; 600 sq. ft. of bone color tile
ceramic tile, approx. 1,500 bricks, approx. 50 8” blocks, locust fence posts,
antiques, violin w/caae, symphony record sets of Tschaikowsky, Bach,
Brahms, Schuvert, Wagner, Franck, Beethoven, sausage press, Bentwood
hat rack, kitchen wood burning stove, black walnut bow front china closet.
VEHICLES
1972 Sc 1973 Ford station wagon for parts; ’65 Ford % ton stack body, short
body for parts; ’72 Buick LaSabre 350 engine, runs; ’77 Datsun pickup,
runs, needs work.
Selling at 12 noon consists of approx. 6 acres & almost new home w/a
20’x24’ livingroom, 5 bdr., 2 baths, carpeting, spiral stairway leading to
office & loft; 28’ kitchen, has island w/built-in food center & breakfast bar;
Basement w/pantry, shop & gameroom, electric heat, Nutone 2 way sound
system throughout, 24’x24’ shed, nice countryside location in Tioga County.
Terms: 10% down, balance in 30 days, owners hold reserve.
Open House, Sunday, Sept. 2 from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m.
Owners: VIC & CONNIE MINES
Lunch Available All Day.
Terms on Contents: Cash or Good Check.
Ron Mase, Auctioneer
I iberty. Pa. AUOO2OB2L
Phone 717-324-6781
Held Under Tern, Bring Chairs
Auctioneers Note: Evervthint! here is like uew. don't miss this auetiou.
4-H horse show winners given
Newsome
Stock Seat Equitation Senior Division 1 Barb
Mele 2 Sven Ostrowski 3 Nancy Neville
Hunter Seat Equitation Senior Division not to 1
jump-1 Tammy Stwly
Walk Trot 1 Oeidre Milks 2 Laryssa Karatfa
Hunter Seat Equitation Junior Division over
jumps 1 Susan Tietfen 2 Craig Grimm 3 Came *
Chalmers
Working Hunter Ponies (14 2 hands & under) 1
Kelly Newsome, 2 Came Chalmers
Working Hunter Horses (over 14 2 hands) I
Susan Tietfen, 2 Craig Grimm
Western Pleasure Ponies (12 2 hands & under)
1 Dave Allsop, 2 Matthew Moyle 3 Michele
Pugh
Western Pleasure Ponies (over 12 2 hands & not
over 140 hands) 1 Justm Racht. 2 Mark
Ostrowski 3 Patty Hughes
Hunter Ponies (14 2 hands & under) 1 Came
Chalmers 2 Myra Hill
Hunter Horses(over 14 2 hands) 1 Sue Tietfen
2 Craig Grimm, 3 Tammy Seely
Western Pleasure Horsas (over 14 0 hands) 1
Laura Chalmers 2 Michael Tuleya 3 Sven
Champion Middleweight Julie Wojcik, Reserve „ _ Junior Bee) Fitting
Champion Middleweight Charles Bosh.nski . ol '' lslon 1 L,d olv,r ' * ‘■arry Crimi, 3
Medium Heavyweight 1 Larry Crimi Jr, 2 Tim H,ze
Rutledge, 3 John Wojcik Intermediate Division 1 Michele Crimi 2 Julie
Heavy Heavyweight I Amy Fitze, 2 Marshall m ! cik 3 Joe Wentzell
Marks 3 Lad Diver Junior Division 1 John Wojcik, 2 Marshall
Champion Heavyweight Amy Fitze Reserve Bill Mandeville
Champion Heavyweight Marshall Marks „ Gr *™ Champion Fitter Michele Crimi, Reserve
Grand ChampionFjtter Lad Diver
Junior Beef Showmanship
Senior Division 1 lad Olver 2 Amy Fitze 3
David Rutledge
Intermediate Division 1 Michele Crimi 2 Tim
Rutledge, 3 Julie Wojcik
Junior Division 1 John Wojcik. 2 Marshall
Marks 3 Bill Mandeville
Grand Champion Showman Led Olver Reserve
Grand Champion Showman Michele Crimi
JUNIOR BEEF BREEDING
Angus Junior Heifer Calf 1 Larry Cnmi 2
Robert Asman, Angus Summer Yearling Heifer
Larry Cnmi, Grand Champion Angus- Larry Cnmi
Reserve Grand Champion Angus- Larry Cnmi
Polled Hereford Junior Yearling Heifer I
Caroline Travis, 2 Amy Fitze Grand Champion
Polled Hereford Caroline Travis, Reserve Grand
Champion Amy Fitze
10:00 A.M
REAL ESTATE
OsOOWSKI
Pleasure Pairs 1 Barb Meie and Nancy Neville
2 Jennifer Yedmak and Patty Hughes 3 Christina
Myers and Sven Ostrowski
County Team I Michele Pugh Jennifer Yedmak
and Patty Hughes 2 Michael Tuleya Sven
Ostrowski and Christina Myers
Western Riding Contest 1 David Allsop. 2 Barb
Male, 3 Nancy Neville
Pole Bending (13 2 hands & under)- 1 David
Allsop 2 Patty Hughes. 3 Mark Ostrowski
Pole Bending (over 13 2 hands)- I Nancy
Neville, 2 Barb Male 3 Sven Ostrowski
Clover Leaf Barrel Race (13 2 hands & under)-1
David Allsop, 2 Patty Hughes 3 Mark Ostrowski
Clover Leaf Barrel Race (over 13 2 hands)- 1
Sven Ostrowski, 2 Barb Male, 3 Nancy Neville
Four Corner Stake (13 2 hands i under) 1
David Allsop, 2 Mark Ostrowski
Open Command (under 14 2 hands)- 1 Kelly
Newsome, 2 Mark Ostrowski, 3 David Allsop
Open Command (14 2 hands i over)- 1 Barb
Mele, 2 Christina Myers, 3 Sven Ostrowski
Four Corners Stake (over 13 2 hands) I Sven
Ostrowski 2 Nancy Neville 3 Barb Mele
Lancaster farming, Saturday, August 25,1954—A39
Special flavor at Md. fair
ANNAPOLIS, Md. - Maryland
grown food, delicious preparation
ideas, and opportunities to talk
with state food experts these are
only a few of the offerings provided
at the upcoming Maryland State
Fair.
Representatives of agricultural
producers and the Maryland
Department of Agriculture are
combining their efforts to launch
the “Favor the Maryland Flavor”
promotional campaign in con
junction with the 1984 State Fair at
Timonium, Aug. 25 to Sept. 3.
Maryland Department of
Agriculture Marketing staff
members have worked with artist,
Doug Sidney, to design the “Favor
the Maryland Flavor” logo which
will be used on Maryland food
products and in promotional ac
tivities. The agricultural showcase
at the State fair will feature the
new promotional theme.
The sale of Maryland produced
foods will be offered by the
Maryland Pork Producers, Turkey
Growers and the Maryland
Roadside Market Association.
Featured will be sausage sand
wiches, pork barbeque, homemade
fruit pies, com on the cob, ice cold
melons and smoked and roast
turkey sandwiches.
Within the showcase will be a
promotion booth manned by
representatives of Maryland’s
farming community. A different
product will be featured daily with
demonstrations, working exhibits,
and the distribution of recipes and
samples of prepared foods.
Organizations involved in this
effort include the American
Mushroom Institute, Maryland
Milk Producers, Delmarva
Poultry Industry, Maryland
Soybean Board, Delmarva Rabbit
Growers, Maryland Poik
Producers, Maryland Sheep
breeders Association, Maryland
State Beekeepers, Maryland Egg
Council and Maryland
Fruitgrowers.
Assisting with the promotion
efforts are representatives of the
rural youth organizations of 4-H
Clubs and the Future Farmers of
America. Four-H Club
representatives will assist
marketing efforts in the showcase
while FFA representatives work
with promotional projects
throughout the fairgrounds.
Visitors to the booth will have an
opportunity to talk with
agricultural queens and several
costumed characters representing
the agricultural industry.
Secretary of Agriculture, Wayne
A. Cawley, Jr., is looking forward
to this new promotional effort at
the State Fair and will visit the
booth on Agriculture Day, August
28.
Visit the “Favor the Maryland
Flavor” booth at the upcoming
Maryland State Fair and favor
Mary lan’s finest foods fresh from
the farm.
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