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As we have a pleasant view
from every side of our house, I
have never put up any curtains. So
I have a good view in every direc
tion. And, we have no neighbors
that live near us.
Thus, the other week I called to
Allen, “Come quickly” and so we
both saw the big deer in our front
lawn. It had four-inch spikes cov
ered with velvet. It stood for a
minute and then disappeared
around the house, up the hill,
through the berry patch and be
hind the woods.
Another animal that we watch
ed earlier was a red fox. When we
had the big round bales in our
meadow, the baby fox sat on the
top of the bale and seemed to be
playing with the parent. There is
also an opossum that visits our
back porch at nighttime.
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One not so welcome family was
a group of groundhogs that lives in
the middle of the alfalfa field.
Each day the little ones wandered
farther from their hole and appear
ed and disappeared in the green
growth.
Long ago my mother rescued an
injured mourning dove. When it
was well, she let it fly around in
the kitchen and it even sat on her
shoulder. We children were sur
prised as she was not a person who
showed a particular liking for ani
mals.
My one pet when I was a child
was a dog named “Rover.” He was
a black, brown and white long
haired dog. But, one day he got in
a fight with a group of dogs and
was badly hurt. He died.
Guess I’ll be satisfied with my
goldfish and the black cat in the
garage with two new baby kittens.
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YORK (York Co.) Where in
York will you find sizzling ribs,
non-stop music, racing dogs and
much more throughout the last
weekend in July? At the inaugural
Keystone National Rib Cook-Off
and Music Fcst at the York Coun
ty Fairgrounds, July 28 through
31.
This new event will feature
competition among 15 “ribra
leurs” who will sell their special
ties to the public and compete in a
judged competition, musical
entertainment including perfor
mances by national acts, a crafts
fair, dog races, hot air balloon
rides and a variety of other activi
ties including a special children’s
area, which will feature a petting
barnyard.
The field of “ribratcurs”
term used to describe the restaur-
ants and caterers who will prepare
their barbecue specialties will
represents an international flavor
coming from Canada, across
seven states, and throughout cen
tral Pennsylvania.
Four days of non-slop musical
entertainment will feature perfor
mances by the Charlie Daniels
Band, Three Dog Night, Jefferson
Starship and Ronnie McDowell
and other local and regional acts.
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P.O. Box 256, Bird-In-Hand, PA 17505
717-291-4585 • (FAX) 717-291-4686
The continuous musical entertain
ment is presented in cooperation
with WPMT Fox 43, Country 105
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A craft fair will feature more
than 40 booths, where artisans will
sell everything from quilts to
handmade jewelry throughout the
four-day event.
Event organizers expect more
than 60,000 people to attend the
festival, which will also include:
• Jack Russell Dog Races with
feisty terriers chasing a fox tail.
• A special children’s area fea
turing clowns, magicians and
other entertainers.
• Tethered hot air balloon rides
will offer a view of the festival
from above, (weather-permitting)
• Roving performers entertain
ing the crowds throughout the
fairgrounds.
Hours will be 11:00 a.m. to
10:00 p.m., daily. Admission is
$4.00 per day for adults and free
for children 12 and under.
Admission includes all musical
entertainment. No coolers, bottles,
cans or pets will be permitted. All
tickets are general admission.
Tickets to the Rib Cook-Off and
Music Fest are available at the
Lancuttr Farming, Saturday, July 23, 1994>81$
York County Fairgrounds.
On Tuesday, July 26, rib-lovers
will have a chance to preview the
culinary experience awaiting them
at the Keystone National Rib
Cook-Off and Music Fcst at the
York County Fairgrounds later
that week.
At the July 26 “sneak preview,”
one of the competing ribratcurs,
Cowboys BBQ & Rib Co. from
Fort Worth, TX, will fire up hot
coals at the Cherry Lane Park Box
Lunch Revue in downtown York
and allow the hungry lunch crowd
to sample one rib and a soft drink
for just SI.OO. The lunch crowd
will also enjoy live musical enter
tainment as well as giveaways by
event sponsors. The event, which
will lake place between 11:30 a.m.
and 1:30 p.m., will be free to the
public.
All proceeds from the Rib
Cook-Off and Music Fcsl will
benefit the Pennsylvania Lives
tock Association (PLA). The PLA
represents the total livestock asso
ciation at the state level, provides
leadership in education, promo
tion, research and legislation, as
well as encourages and supports
youth activities.