Bio-Lancaatar Farming, Saturday, Octobar 12, 1981
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In the wheelbarrow race, Morgan Firestone races aroun
the track while being careful not to dump her pumpkin
jSi . and v jse recei sylvan^
Beef Council Beef Backer award, for creative beef menus
and maintaining the highest quality standards for beef. The
steak house has 26 locations In the state.
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The Ag Olympics sponsored by Lebanon Valley National Bank attracted kids of all
ages at KILE. National hog caller, Glen Kean told the kids to call your pig as loud as
you can.
The three-way tie in the hog calling contest was broken by a repeat performance.
Margo Firestone hands ribbons to winners from left, Jimmy Hostetter of Ohio, Chris,
and Darvy.
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Four Howard County 4-H club members turned their nutrition knowledge into
championship trophies during the 4-H Senior Food and Nutrition Bowl at the Mary
land State Fair in Tlmonlum. The winning team comprised (from left to right): Katie
Norman, 16, of Fulton; Christine Beck, 16, of Jussup; Thembl Scott, 13, of Columbia;
and Paul Menard, 15, of Laurel.
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