(ContinuMt from Pago Al 9)
The site will provide ample
parking for the major events,
according to the planners.
“When we decide on the date
for the 4-H Fair, we will definitely
stay far away from other (county)
fairs,” said Fairbaim. “Because
our people want to continue show
ing there.”
This year, the county steer
roundup is held at the Kimberton
Fire Company Fairgrounds and
will feature close to 40 exhibits.
The dairy roundup is held the
Saturday before die Kimberton
Fair and will feature close to 100
exhibits, with more than ISO spec
tators. The hog show, currendy
held at New Holland Sales Stables,
includes 30 members and upward
of 100 hogs. The market lamb
show features about 4S exhibits
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from 35 members, held at the
Goshen Fair, and the breeding
sheep show features about 20 exhi
bitors and about 40 head of sheep,
also at Goshen.
This year, the horse show was
held at Coming Attraction Farm in
Nottingham. The horse club,
which features about 100 4-H
members, will feature all the
shows at the new location.
Keystone Farm Credit has
donated office space to serve as
fundraising headquarters in Avon
dale. The Romano location was
secured also with the help of Rus
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The building will be a welcome
sight for many who are associated
with the county program, accord
ing to Fairbaim.
“This is nice for all of the
clubs," said Fairbaim. “Ag, home
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be exhibited at one place and one
time. Youth carrying ag projects
can see community club and other
projects, and we will probably see
youth stary carrying projects they
may never thought of carrying
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groups of two to locate and repair
small gas engine problems in the
small gas engine contest. The
team of Curt Stoner and Mike
Treffinger of Northern placed
first, Jon Bish and Mike Boyer of
Dover placed second. Mat Crea
craft and Nathan Jockel of Ken
nard-Dalc placed third. Curt Ross
and Harry Border of Dover placed
fourth, and Mark Miller and Chris
Moser of Kennard-Dale rounded
out the top five.
Pinchot Park was also the site
for the wildlife contest where stu
dents were required to identify
birds and mammals and bird calls.
Additionally, students needed to
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Ag teachers in York County
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