GAY N. BROWNLEE
Somerset Co. Correspondent
MEYERSDALE (Somerset
Co.) When Christy Sanner of
Rockwood was named Somerset
County Fair Queen last Sunday
evening, it was the first time in
three years that sudden rains did
not send the grandstand affair into
the livestock show arena. The late
summer weather was perfect for
the outdoor contest.
Sanner and three other young
women, all looking their prettiest,
competed to reign over the county
fair and to represent Somerset
County in the upcoming state
contest.
Julie Sines, Meyersdale, was
the first runner-up. The other con
testants were Christian Gardner,
Somerset and Sharon Platt, Berlin.
Each contestant is now a high
school senior.
Sanner, the daughter of Lynn
and Debra Sanner, was sponsored
by the Milkshakers 4-H Club. The
honor roll student is an enthusias
tic sports participant, member of
the county dairy judging team and
4-H exchange, which is going to
Utah this year.
When asked by master of cere
monies, Jim Bochy, whether the
abortion issue should be a part of
the political campaign, Sanner
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Christy Sanner Named Somerset Fair Queen
said, “Yes. Because there’s only
right or wrong.” Personally, she is
against abortion and said if a pres
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States who is proabortion, it could
have very serious consequences
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Lucinda Lape, 1981 Somerset
Co. Fair Queen, after entertaining
and speaking to the audience,
placed the crown on the 1992 fair
queen. She will enter her sopho
more year at Eastern Mennonite
College, Harrisonburg, Va., in
September.
Bochy is the retired director of
the Somerset Co. Cooperative
Extension Service.
Judges for the contest were
John Marchezak, Washington Co.,
Sarah Long, Blair Co., and Joy
Detweiler, Bedford Co.
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The 1992 Somerset Co. fair queen Christy Banner, center, Is flanked by,
Sharon Platt, Lucinda Lape (1991 queen), Julie Sines, first runner-up, and
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