Lancaster Co. Fair Season Begins in Elizabethtown
ELIZABETHTOWN - Arts and
crafts displays, floral exhibits,
livestock shows, a baby contest,
sheep to shawl competitions, live
entertainment, arm wrestling, and
a tractor pull are just some of the
events being planned for the
Elizabethtown Fair, August 26
through August 30 at the East High
Street Fairgrounds.
The five-day fair kicks off the
Lancaster County fair season with
a wide range of activities, in
cluding rides, games, food, and
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“Commercial and civic stand
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“The design of the fairgrounds
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For more information contact end of the summer. It’s a good way
concessions chairman Bill Shuker, to get out, see your neighbors and
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State.
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growers, landscape
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The program is offered
by the Department of
Horticulture in
cooperation with a
number of other
departments in the
College of Agriculture.
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continue through
August. The first-year
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communications help
students become ef
fective managers and
supervisors.
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students find training
positions that match
their interests and
abilities. The majority
who enter the pfogram
have extensive industry
experience and ap
proximately one-third
have attended college in
other fields. Most
students are between
the ages of 20 and 40.
Nearly a third are
women.
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For more information
about the program,
housing, tuition and
financial assistance,
contact Dr. Beattie at
(814 ) 863-2263 or write to
Winter Courses, The
Pennsylvania State
University, 306
Agricultural Ad
ministration Building,
University Park, PA
16802 and ask for a
brochure.
Your county extension
office also has in
formation on the
technical program in
Nursery Management.