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ask them questions
Maryland agriculture.
Acting as emcee for the event,
State Controller Louis Goldstein
reminisced about watching the
boats sail into the harbor when he
was a boy. “Today we are
recreating the beauty, sights,
sounds and smells of a day gone
by,” he said.
Planning for the event, which
drew an estimated 10,000 people,
began in June, when Edward
Coveil, a retired poultry farmer,
decided that agriculture’s con
tribution to the economy should be
recognized as part of the state’s
350th anniversary celebration
taking place this year.
The idea mushroomed into a
successful event that Covell hopes
will be repeated next year. This
year, over half of Maryland’s 23
counties took part in the
celebration, and Covell hopes that
next year more of them will be able
to participate.
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KITTANNING - Twelve Arm
strong County 4-H dairy members
competed recently at the South
west 4-H District Dairy Show at the
Indiana County Fairgrounds. In
competition with seven other
counties, the blue merit ribbon
exhibitors who now qualify for the
State Junior Dairy Show in
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York 4-H'era bring home ribbons
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2-year-old fillies and geldings-
Marcy Spahr, York- Ist place
Futurity Class
Western Pleasure-
Spahr, York- 7th place.
4-H’ers receiving blue ribbons
will attend the State 4-H Horse
Show on October 5,6,7 at the Farm
Show Complex in Harrisburg
The results of the York County 4-
H Horse participants are as
follows:
Registered Quarter Horse
Colts of this year- Mindy Spahr,
York- Ist place.
Yearling colts-
Schultz, Dover- Ist place.
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Carol Aden Dayton 2nd place
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2nd place
Carol Aden Dayton 3rd place
4-H’ers who received trophies for
receiving both master fitter and
showman awards included:
LANSDALE The Montgomery
County 4-H Fair, held recently in
Lansdale, gave the public the
opportunity to display their
talents. Entry classes included
quilting, ceramics, sewing,
baking, canned goods and many
others.
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recognition in the open class in
cluded Edie Dawson, Ambler;
Naomi Walter, Souderton;
Christie" n "iuman, Lansdale; and
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Other 4 H members exhibiting dairy animals
were Tim Rupp Dayton and Mike Calhoun
Dayton
Judges for the show were Dafe Olver Atlantic
Breeders Corporation type judge Bob Rugaber
Butler County Extension Agent fitting judge and
Patty McMurray Washington County
showmanship judge
Jacqueline VanArsdale, Hatfield.
Other award winners include;
Joy Rich, Mary Amar, Cindy
Bauman, Berth Moyer, Sheryl
Hunter, Ryan Moyer, Stephanie
Moyer, Carol Feeley, Yvette
Amar, John Stritzinger, Donna
Moyer, Rosalie Pilz, Charles
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